Motorola Signature 27 launches globally at $1,599 in the US and ₹1,39,999 in India — but not in North America yet. The price is confirmed as $1,599 (not $1,600) in the US and Rs 1,39,999 in India, per earlier reporting cited by GSMArena. The €1,900 and €1,400 variants apply to European markets only.
No US or Canadian launch date has been announced. The phone ships with a 7,000mAh battery across all regions, a correction from earlier reports that suggested Germany would get a 5,500mAh variant. That change was confirmed this week, though no official statement accompanied it. The device is the first Motorola phone to support GrapheneOS out of the box, a detail driving unusual interest among privacy-focused buyers, even before hands-on reviews or real-world battery tests exist.
Nearly one-third of GSMArena’s poll respondents said they’re considering buying the Signature 27 specifically to run GrapheneOS instead of Motorola’s Hello UI. That’s notable: custom ROM adoption hasn’t moved needle on flagship sales since the OnePlus One era. But this isn’t a developer edition. It’s a full retail flagship, Snapdragon 8 Elite, 12GB RAM, 512GB storage, now doubling as a GrapheneOS reference device.
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