Motorola's GrapheneOS phones will launch in 2027 priced higher than Pixels

Ars Technica reports that Motorola and the GrapheneOS team plan to release a line of premium flagship phones in twenty twenty‑seven, but they won’t ship with the privacy‑focused OS pre‑installed. Instead, the devices will be fully supported by GrapheneOS, extending the operating system beyond Google’s Pixel lineup for the first time. The company says the new Moto models will be priced above current Pixel phones, which start at nine hundred dollars for the base model and reach up to one thousand three hundred dollars for the Pro XL, placing the upcoming devices at the high end of the market.

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