While Motorola's best efforts are focused on foldable Razr models like the upcoming Razr Fold, it still has plenty to offer with regular phones. In fact, Motorola is ready to challenge the status quo, and the brand is rolling out the Signature, a new series that aims to hold up against the likes of the OnePlus 15.
I was able to use the Signature at CES 2026, and while I haven't tested Motorola phones in a few years, I don't remember the manufacturer's devices being this good. That OnePlus comparison is apt, as the Signature immediately feels like OnePlus devices of yesteryear. The sleek design with a thickness of just 6.9mm along with the rectangular camera island reminds me of the OnePlus 10 Pro, and the in-hand feel is similar as well. While it has flat sides, the subtle bevels make the phone highly comfortable to hold and use, and it just feels better than the chunkier Vivo X300 and Find X9.
