Motorola’s next Signature flagship could finally come to the US, official teaser hints

Hillary Keverenge / Android AuthorityAdd Android Authority on Google: TL;DR Motorola briefly displayed an official Signature 27 teaser on its US and European websites. The pop-up showed the phone’s camera and collected emails, then abruptly disappeared. Its US appearance hints at a stateside launch, while a Swarovski edition also looks likely. Motorola only introduced the first phone in its new Signature series in January, but it already appears ready to start building anticipation for the follow-up. The company briefly teased a device called the “Signature 27” on its website — and may have shown its hand early.A Reddit user first spotted the teaser as a pop-up, and Android Authority was also able to capture the image while it was live on Motorola’s US homepage. Rather than appearing as a regular banner, it surfaced after visitors opened the site and invited them to enter their name and email address for updates.Hillary Keverenge / Android AuthorityThe pop-up offered our clearest confirmation yet that another Signature phone is coming. It showed a shadowy close-up of the handset’s rear camera hardware alongside the words “Signature 27” and the tagline “A new perspective is coming.” Visitors could sign up for more information or dismiss the prompt.That invitation has since disappeared. We could no longer trigger the pop-up today, suggesting Motorola may not have meant to reveal the campaign just yet.This wasn’t limited to the US, either. GSMArena reports that visitors accessing Motorola.com from the European Union and the UK also encountered the teaser. The publication also spotted a “Crystals by Swarovski” logo that apparently was meant to load in the pop-up but didn’t. That suggests the Signature 27 will likely receive a crystal-covered edition, much like the original Signature.For US buyers, however, the teaser’s location may be the more interesting clue. Motorola never officially released the first Signature in the country, so displaying a registration prompt on its US site could suggest the 2027 model will make the trip stateside.That remains speculation for now. Motorola revealed no specifications, launch date, pricing, or regional availability, and a website pop-up certainly isn’t a launch promise. Still, Moto has given us an intriguing first look — even if it quickly tried to take it back.Thank you for being part of our community. Read our Comment Policy before posting.