Motorola ThinkPhone Price in Jordan

Why consider it?

A phone built to be a work tool rather than a spec sheet: a programmable red key, an aramid-fibre inlay, and Motorola's ThinkShield and Moto KeySafe layers, wrapped around a Snapdragon 8+ Gen 1 and a 5,000mAh battery at ≈ 209 JD. Behind it sit two working lenses and a depth sensor - no optical zoom at all.

Who it suits

Someone who needs a durable work handset with two physical SIMs, IP68 and 68W charging, and who will actually use the single USB-C port to drive an external screen.

Who should look elsewhere

Anyone who shoots at distance and needs an optical telephoto, and anyone who wants more than 8GB of RAM or a memory-card slot.

Performance, camera, display and battery — and the limits of the evidence

Two sheets from the maker cover this phone, and each one fills a gap the other leaves: Motorola's support specification article, and Lenovo's PSREF sheet dated 14 June 2023. They agree on the core - Snapdragon 8+ Gen 1, 8GB of LPDDR5, 256GB of UFS 3.1, Android 13 at launch, and a 5,000mAh battery with 68W TurboPower and 15W wireless. The panel is pOLED at 2400 x 1080 and 402 ppi, 144Hz with a 360Hz touch sampling rate and a 1,200-nit peak behind Gorilla Glass Victus; the only place the two documents part company is the diagonal, 6.6 inches on Motorola's page against 6.55 on Lenovo's. The camera is where attention is needed. The main sensor is 50MP in a 1/1.5-inch optical format at f/1.8, with omni-directional PDAF and optical stabilisation. Second comes a 13MP ultrawide and macro lens at f/2.2 covering 120 degrees. Third is a depth camera, and that is all either document will say: Lenovo prints the row with its pixel size, aperture and stabilisation cells empty, and Motorola's camera-hardware block does not list it at all. The front camera is 32MP with autofocus at f/2.45, and rear video reaches 8K at 30fps. The body is 158.76 x 74.38 x 8.26mm and 189g, with an aramid-fibre inlay, an aluminium frame and IP68. Stereo speakers with Dolby Atmos, two microphones, two nano-SIM slots, a long-press-to-assign red key and a one- or two-year mail-in warranty round out the sheet.

Alternatives worth comparing

• Xiaomi 12T Pro — Slightly cheaper at ≈ 205 JD with the same Snapdragon 8+ Gen 1 and a 200MP main camera on our record, but without the enterprise security layers or the assignable hardware key. (205 JOD · estimate)
• Infinix Zero 40 — The same ≈ 209 JD and about eighteen months newer, with a real 50MP second lens instead of a depth sensor, against a Dimensity 8200 Ultimate that sits below a Qualcomm flagship on our record. (209 JOD · estimate) full comparison ›

Strengths and trade-offs in detail ›

Verdict — conditional on your needs and the documented price above

At ≈ 209 JD this gets you a 2022 flagship in a genuine work body: aramid fibre, IP68, 5,000mAh, 68W, a programmable red key and published security layers. The limit it never crosses is the camera - two working lenses and a depth sensor - so anyone who needs optical reach should look elsewhere.

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We have not tested this phone hands-on: the analysis above is built from the manufacturer's published specifications and from the price and price status in our record — not from camera or battery measurements we ran, and not from user reviews. Sources: Motorola Support - "ThinkPhone by motorola - Specifications" (answer 172819), the maker's own specification article · Motorola Support - "Learn about the ThinkPhone by motorola", the hardware diagram that labels the three rear lenses and the red key · Lenovo PSREF - ThinkPhone by Motorola product specifications sheet, dated 14 June 2023; it carries the lens-by-lens table and the dimensions that Motorola's own article omits · Text updated: 2026-09-14