Moto G36 5G: The Moto G36 5G has surfaced on TENAA with a 7,000mAh battery, 6.72-inch 1.5K display, 50MP cameras, and up to 16GB RAM. Here is everything we know so far.
Motorola is planning to add another phone to its G-series lineup, and this one looks built to go the distance. A new model with the code name XT2533-4 has just popped up on TENAA, and it is widely expected to launch as the Moto G36 5G. The listing points to a phone designed for everyday users, with a huge battery, a big screen, and practical features that could make it one of Motorola’s most reliable budget-friendly options yet.
Large display with sharp resolution
The Moto G36 5G is listed with a 6.72-inch LCD screen and a resolution of 1.5K (2,400 × 1,080 pixels). This matches the size and clarity of the Moto G56, offering enough sharpness for streaming, browsing, and everyday use. What is still unclear is whether Motorola will equip it with a 120Hz refresh rate or stick to a more standard panel to save on costs.
Huge battery and balanced charging
The highlight is the 6,790mAh rated battery, which should translate to a 7,000mAh typical capacity one of the biggest in its class. Backed by 33W fast charging (11V/3A), the G36 should easily handle multiple days of use before needing a recharge.
Naturally, a battery this large makes the phone slightly heavier, coming in at 8.7mm thick and 210g. Motorola appears to be prioritizing longevity over fashion-thin design, much like with the recent Moto G06 Power.
Camera setup and extras
On the rear, the phone will carry a 50MP main camera alongside an 8MP ultra-wide, while selfies will be handled by a 32MP front camera. This is the same setup as the Moto G56, aiming to deliver consistent results for everyday photography. A side-mounted fingerprint sensor is also confirmed, offering quick and convenient security.
Processor and memory options
Under the hood, the Moto G36 5G is powered by an octa-core chip clocked at 2.4GHz, suggesting mid-range 5G performance optimized for stability and efficiency rather than headline-grabbing benchmarks. Storage and memory options appear wide-ranging, with 4GB, 8GB, 12GB, and 16GB RAM configurations and 64GB to 512GB storage. In practice, Motorola will likely focus on mainstream options such as 6GB/128GB or 8GB/256GB for most markets.
Launch outlook
There is no official launch date yet, but with TENAA and 3C certifications secured, the Moto G36 5G looks close to release in China before heading to global markets. With its massive battery, sharp display, and practical cameras, this model could become an easy recommendation for buyers who want a phone that simply lasts.
