I can’t recall the last time I got excited about using a Motorola phone. The RAZR foldable certainly comes to mind but, given the specs, that phone felt like more of a disappointment than the fulfillment of a dream. No, I think I might actually have to go all the way back to 2017 when the Moto Z2 launched and Motorola flagship phones felt like they were in their prime.
Imagine my surprise, then, when the ThinkPhone by Motorola got announced. It's a sort of hybrid device that bridges the gap between Lenovo and Motorola, the office and the home, and even the premium and affordable segments. As a person that already uses a Lenovo ThinkPad Carbon X1 as their main laptop, a ThinkPhone makes perfect sense for me, but that’s not just for aesthetic purposes.
