Moto One XT2771-1 Returns With Snapdragon 8 Gen 5

Motorola has quietly brought back the Moto One name. The model XT2771-1 now appears in both WPC certification and Geekbench with a full flagship chipset.

The phone runs Snapdragon 8 Gen 5 (listed as SM8845), 12GB of RAM and Android 16. Its strongest early Geekbench result sits at 2109 single core and 8586 multi core. These numbers come from pre launch units and can still improve on final software.

WPC lists the same device under Qi ID 27890. It supports 15W wireless charging on the Extended Power Profile. The certification image shows a flat screen and a square rear camera block with four lenses. Built in magnets for Qi2 look unlikely because the listing sticks to the standard EPP profile.

According to ITHome the Geekbench entries match the XT2771-1 model exactly. Available memory reads near 10.9GB which lines up with a 12GB configuration. The scores place the phone in solid high end territory without reaching the absolute top of the current Snapdragon 8 Gen 5 pack.

For buyers this matters because Motorola is pairing a true flagship processor with wireless charging in a device that previously lived in the mid range. Exact price and launch window remain RUMORED or TBD. No official announcement has confirmed the final name or retail timing.

The same week also brought related filings worth a quick note. Vivo cleared three X500 models (V2619, V2621, V2610) on BIS for India. Galaxy S26 SM-S942N posted the first public Exynos 2600 scores near 3315 single and 11310 multi. Unverified X ray images claim a 4430mAh battery for both iPhone 18 and 18e. OnePlus 16 (PYB110) hit 5.38 million on AnTuTu with the newer Extreme Gen 6 chip.

None of those change the core story here. The Moto One XT2771-1 is the first clear public signal that Motorola is ready to put Snapdragon 8 Gen 5 and 15W Qi into a revived One series phone. DeviceDecode will update the numbers the moment retail units or official details appear.