Some product names are too long for a small image. The solution is to decide which identifier viewers need in the thumbnail and which information belongs in the title.
Find the distinguishing part
For a product family with several models, the model identifier may matter more than the full company slogan. Preserve the exact characters that distinguish it from another device. Do not shorten a name into a different product.
Divide responsibilities
Let the title carry the full verified name when necessary. The thumbnail can show the product clearly and use a shorter supporting label about the task or comparison. This avoids shrinking a long phrase until it becomes decorative noise.
Review recognition
Ask whether someone familiar with the product can identify the correct item from the combined title and image. Check confusing characters and line breaks. Keep the full official spelling in your project notes so future editors do not copy an informal abbreviation into places where precision is required.