Motorola officially launched the Signature 27 earlier this month, and it’s the company’s most impressive flagship phone yet on paper. That’s due to the Snapdragon 8 Elite Extreme Gen 6 processor, an extremely bright OLED screen, and impressive camera hardware. The phone also packs a large, 7,000mAh battery, but recent regulatory filings suggest bad news for some markets.
The EU’s EPREL database has listed two Motorola Signature 27 models, namely XT2701-1 and XT2701-5. The former variant has a battery with a rated capacity of 6,790mAh (typical capacity of 7,000mAh). Meanwhile, the latter variant has a battery with a rated capacity of 5,350mAh, ostensibly translating to a typical capacity of 5,500mAh.
