Given Motorola’s focus on foldables over the last few years, the Signature 27 is the first more premium traditional smartphone to hit the U.S. in a few years. While we’ve only seen renders so far, the aluminum phone seems to have a thin body and comes in Pantone Coal Smoke, which looks like black, and Pantone Capulet Olive, which is basically green. Weird color names, right?<\/p>\n
It also features a somewhat odd texture on one model and a woven texture on the other. Another weird design quirk is that the Signature 27 slopes upward into what Motorola calls a “camera plane.” Adding to the odd look are its four lenses arranged around the rear of the phone like an arch. As far as smartphones go, it’s certainly different and, unsurprisingly, the reaction to its look has been mixed. <\/p>\n
There’s a lot we still don’t know about the Signature 27<\/p>\n
More specs will likely be revealed soon<\/p>\n
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Beyond the Snapdragon 8 Elite Extreme Gen 6 chip, we know that the phone features Bang & Olufsen audio technology. Motorola also confirmed the Signature 27 will get seven years of Android updates. On the camera side, we know that the Signature 27 features a 200-megapixel periscope lens and a 50-megapixel main camera powered by Sony’s new LOFIC-enabled Lytia 910 sensor, which offers 17 stops of dynamic range and seems like a notable step forward for smartphone photography. <\/p>\n
And that’s it \u2014 Motorola hasn’t revealed all the Signature 27’s specs yet. However, with a launch coming before the end of the year, Motorola will likely reveal more soon. Unlike the last Motorola Signature phone, this one is confirmed to be coming to the US.<\/p>\n
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