Motorola has released its most advanced smartphone yet – the signature 27 – which pushes the envelope in terms of performance, craftsmanship and mobile technologies.
This is the company’s first ultra-premium device, which adopts the numerical name for the final two digits of the upcoming year.
The device has a sleek aluminium silhouette with contoured edges to create a timeless look.
It will be available in two finishes – Pantone Coal Smoke and Pantone Capulet Olive.
The device is powered by the Qualcomm Snapdragon 8 Elite Extreme Gen 6 chip – a next-generation platform which offers powerful on-device AI capabilities, improved gaming, enhanced camera experiences and faster download speeds thanks to six antennas working together.
Under the hood Motorola has included the Arctic Mesh cooling system and a redesigned 3D vapour chamber to efficiently manage heat especially during sustained AI use, gaming, and video performance.
With so much power at your fingertips with the Motorola signature 27, users can unlock AI experiences through Google Gemini which integrates with more apps and services that you use every day.
And it’s more than just an assistant. It can help you act but always be in control.
On the camera side the Motorola signature 27 has combined impressive hardware and intelligence to deliver stunning pro-grade results.
The device has a 50MP Sony LYTIA 910 main sensor while the 200MP periscope telephoto lens makes it easier than ever to capture distant subjects, architecture, and landscapes.
Also on board is Motorola’s video enhancement engine, which uses AI to create a real-time intelligence layer to adjust colour by analysing the scene before and during a recording.
The integration of Qualcomm’s image stabilisation makes handheld recording more fluid and stable.
Audio-wise the Motorola signature 27 has high credentials thanks to its partnership with Bang & Olufsen, which brings its premium mobile innovation and expertise in sound to deliver remarkable audio experiences.
The Motorola signature 27 will be released in the coming months, with pricing announced closer to launch.
