Motorola Signature 27: A Return to the Flagship League
The new flagship combines a record-breaking 12,000-nit display with privacy-focused GrapheneOS.
Motorola is making a comeback in the premium smartphone market with its new flagship, the Signature 27. After shifting its focus toward foldable devices, this model serves as a fresh offering for fans of classic, high-end hardware. Its design is reminiscent of the legendary Droid Razr series, complemented by impressive technical specifications.
Technical Specifications and Performance
At the heart of the device lies the latest Snapdragon 8 Elite Extreme Gen 6 processor, paired with either 12GB or 16GB of LPDDR5X RAM. Internal storage options range from 256GB to 512GB. Motorola has committed to seven years of software support, with the device launching on Android 17.
A standout feature is the support for GrapheneOS. This privacy-focused version of Android grants users complete control over Google services in their daily digital life, a feature particularly vital for security-conscious users.
Display and Battery
The Motorola Signature 27’s 6.8-inch Tandem OLED screen sets a new industry standard. With a peak brightness of 12,000 nits, it surpasses almost every competitor on the market. The Tandem technology not only increases brightness but also improves energy efficiency by 34% and extends the screen's lifespan by 121%.
The device is powered by a 7,000 mAh battery, a 35% increase over the previous generation. With 90W wired and 50W wireless charging, the phone can reach a full charge in 80 minutes. While the device is slightly thicker at 8mm and weighs 227 grams, this is a justified trade-off for the extended battery life.
Camera System and Availability
For photography enthusiasts, the Signature 27 features a 50MP Sony Lytia L910 sensor. The telephoto lens utilizes a 200MP sensor, ensuring a high level of detail. Additionally, the integration of EVS (Event-based Vision Sensor) technology allows the camera to capture moving objects instantaneously.
Pre-orders begin on November 16 in Europe and surrounding regions. Prices start at €1,400, though they may reach up to €1,800 depending on the region. For users in Georgia, this flagship represents an intriguing alternative should it become officially available, particularly for those seeking a high-end Android device with enhanced privacy protections.