Motorola Signature review: DxO award-winning attack on Apple and Samsung

[Redaktion]

The Motorola Signature is one of the slimmest and lightest smartphones currently available. In the test, Motorola's new top model also impressed with its bright AMOLED display and the outstanding Sony LYTIA camera system, which ranked in the top 10 in the DxO camera test. Read the test to find out who still shouldn't buy the Signature.

https://www.notebookcheck.net/Motorola-Signature-review-DxO-award-winning-attack-on-Apple-and-Samsung.1237925.0.html

[Georg93]

Would like to see how is PWM in flicker prevention mode. Maybe even a full screen test in this mode. Many users will use it with this setting on, so it's good to know what we get.

[Zine ZN5]

Would like to see how is PWM in flicker prevention mode.

Historically, Moto's have been recommended when it came to pwm sensitivity. They're also owned by Lenovo and Chinese OEMs tend to be more friendly when it comes to eye health & pwm safety care features. So I assume it's fine.

I like how Moto kept this device fairly lightweight but felt they went the wrong way about it. They went super thin and sacrificed thermals and battery life. What I would of preferred is this to be thicker to allow for more robust heatsink / cooling solution + bigger battery, but have a smaller screen. Basically, I'm asking/calling for more competition and an alternative to the OnePlus 15T.

Good to see they're giving 7 years of software update support as they've been not great with long term support in past. Now they just need to work on their load speakers and bass.