You and Motorola care a lot about a phone’s battery size, but other things are also important

Battery capacity is important for almost everyone

At least almost everyone who voted in my little poll below over the last couple of weeks. We’re talking a combined 95.46 percent of close to one thousand respondents, which is… a lot of people.

Those were really the only sensible options in the poll, so I definitely wouldn’t have been surprised to see a perfect 50-50 split between them. That was evidently not the case, which actually makes me happy, and in a way, should encourage Motorola to keep trying to challenge Samsung and Apple around the world using a multitude of weapons and especially combining said weapons in different and often surprising ways.

A jack of all trades is what many of you are searching

… and what Motorola can deliver in a lot of places at a lot of different price points. Now, I would love to find out exactly what other aspects are equally important to a phone’s battery size for you, which is why I will open a brand-new poll today.

The inherent risk of trying to please everyone and tick every box (including a reasonable price point) is for a company’s jack-of-all-trades to prove a master of none. But at least compared to many of its rivals, Motorola seems to be doing a tremendous job from that standpoint as well, typically finding the perfect angle to set products like the Edge 70 and Moto G57 Power apart from the crowd.

Wait, so why isn’t Motorola more successful?

That, my friends, remains the million-dollar question… only billions of dollars in marketing can answer. Yes, I believe that stronger advertising is the key to this brand’s future success, as it appears to me that not enough people are aware of all the things Moto devices can do at competition-beating prices.

The Edge 70 is definitely a phone that could make Motorola cool for the masses soon. | Image Credit — Motorola