Motorola Mobility was established in 2011 following the split of Motorola into two companies, with Motorola Solutions catering to the enterprise segment. Acquired soon after by Google, Motorola Mobility was sold to Lenovo in 2014. Motorola made its first Android smartphone in 2009, and its first Android tablet in 2011.
Motorola Signature
Motorola Edge 70
Motorola Edge 70
Motorola Moto G67 Power 5G
The premium segment has now become quite predictable. We see smartphones with a slightly thicker profile and a similar design philosophy. While there is nothing wrong with this, what if we told you that a premium smartphone does not need to be heavy or bulky to deliver flagship-grade performance? Well, Motorola surely believes that, which is why it introduced the Motorola Signature. The new Signature lineup from the brand aims to break tradition and introduce something new in this premium segment. The latest smartphone comes equipped with all the bells and whistles you want in a flagship device, whether it be a flagship processor, cameras, a premium design, and more.
The smartphone industry has seen certain trends taking precedence every few years. The latest shift is towards ultra-slim smartphones, with brands once again emphasising form factor and in-hand comfort. Even industry behemoths like Apple and Samsung have begun embracing thinner designs, as evident by the introduction of the iPhone Air and Samsung Galaxy S26 Edge. With the Edge 70, Motorola joins the ultra-slim smartphone race, bringing its own take on what a thin phone should be.
The smartphone industry has seen certain trends taking precedence every few years. The latest shift is towards ultra-slim smartphones, with brands once again emphasising form factor and in-hand comfort. Even industry behemoths like Apple and Samsung have begun embracing thinner designs, as evident by the introduction of the iPhone Air and Samsung Galaxy S26 Edge. With the Edge 70, Motorola joins the ultra-slim smartphone race, bringing its own take on what a thin phone should be.
Motorola India's recently launched G67 Power offers tremendous value for money on paper. It has everything one would want and expect from a budget smartphone, with notable enhancements such as a high-capacity silicon-carbon battery, an IP rating, and a stylish design. However, Motorola also launched its Moto G86 Power earlier this year. It offers slightly better core hardware but a smaller and older battery compared to the new G67 Power at a similar price tag. Which one should you pick and why? Let's find out!
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