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I have a Pixel 10 that I'm looking to install GrapheneOS on, but even at $1599 I'm still intrigued by this. It seems they are trying to build a real long term device with few downsides, which is a big contrast to a lot of Motorola's recent phones.

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(edit: partially wrong! see below) Still packing a USB-2 connection, no replaceable battery, no UWB support, no headphone jack, maximum storage 512GB... the latter is doable for me (coming from 256GB on a device that's now eight years old and full to the brim), but for a "real long-term device", I'm not sure that would last another eight years without expanding to a microSD card -- which it also doesn't support -- or upgrading again prematurely

Signature 27 has USB-C 3.2 Gen 2 with audio output and DisplayPort 1.4 alternate mode. It does have UWB. Look at the official specifications:

https://www.motorola.in/smartphones-motorola-signature-27/p?...

Oh huh, gotta submit some corrections to the site I got this from... Thanks!

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