[Moto Maxx General] ChazzMatt:
Join the club. ;) You can see my list earlier in the thread. I'll tell you the problems with your list (which is a good list), and then tell you a possible solution.

QI WIRELESS

While I love Qi charging and won't buy a phone without it (Ikea even builds Qi chargers into furniture!) various OEMs have diluted the Qi message so much that consumers aren't demanding it. Before I actually used it I was skeptical. But after the 2013 LG Nexus 5, I won't have a phone without it.

LG colluded with U.S. carriers with the LG G3 and LG G4 to make their Qi only work if you bought "folio covers". For friends, I had to buy battery back covers from Europe via eBay for their Qi wireless charging to work.

Motorola stopped including Qi as a default option, instead trying to charge users lots of money to add it back via the supremely stupid "mods" idea.

Google who was an early proponent of Qi with Nexus 4, Nexus 5, even Nexus 6 stopped including Qi, saying USB-C was "fast enough". It's not either/or, Google. You can have BOTH technologies, and use which you wish for which occasion. Same deal with headset jack and Bluetooth wireless.

Then you had other clueless manufacturers like OnePlus trying to PRETEND to be premium OEMs but releasing phones without NFC, never crossing over the 1080p mark, and of course never considering anything like Qi wireless.

Now LG has added it back, and Samsung never dropped it. With Apple, yes APPLE finally joining the Qi party, probably NEXT year everybody and their brother will have Qi wireless -- even OnePlus since they lick Apple's toes. :rolleyes:

FHD (1080P) RESOLUTION

Same deal with 1440p. I've had it since 2014, and I won't buy a phone without it. With Apple finally going to 1440p with the iPhone X or whatever they are calling it, maybe even OnePlus will man-up and release a 1440p phone.

But FHD is where you will find TONS of phones. Every budget Chinese OEM releases 5.5" 1080p slabs like bars of cheap chocolate candy bars in a discount store. Even Sharp, a Japanese company, does that. They all look alike.

BATTERY

This is also a problem. After giving the 2014 Quark (5.2" 1440p AMOLED) a 3900 mAh battery, the next year Motorola gave the 2015 Kinzie (5.5" 1440p, Droid Turbo 2/Moto X Force) a SMALLER BATTERY (3670 mAh) even though it had a bigger screen. Because apparently 3900 mAh just made consumers too happy! :rolleyes:

And that trend has continued ever since.

Motorola will give 4,000 and even 5,000 mAh batteries to their BUDGET phones which have 720p resolution, but give 2730 mAh batteries to their 5.5" 1440p AMOLED "premium" phone. It makes no sense whatsoever. Well, it makes sense to them, since they force you to buy battery mods to give you the battery you should have had in the first place. Like the Mafia providing "protection" from "accidents". It's called EXTORTION. That's what Moto mods are, EXTORTION. Making you pay money for something you shouldn't have to pay for. Oh, want stereo speakers, Qi wireless, maybe a decent battery to go with that phone? But you can only use one mod at a time!

Cut to the chase. The only phones AFTER the Quark which come close to what you want would be the 2015 LG G4 (but battery is only 3000 mAh) and/or the 2015 Kinzie (Moto X Force, with 3750 mAh). But with Kinzie there were production issues with some the AMOLED displays having green streaks, so be careful buying on the used phone market. But if it's not there by now, then you are safe. Of course with the Kinzie you DO want the Moto X Force variant. not the Droid Turbo 2 (whose bootloader has not been unlocked to this day).

Both those phones have 5.5" 1440p resolution, Qi wireless charging, LED notification. On the Kinzie, like the Quark, the LED notification is only present with custom ROMS not with stock firmware. It's the same green low battery notification [MENTION=5747496]bhb27[/MENTION] re-purposed to be a general LED notification, and the Kinzie dev used the same coding. Thank [MENTION=5747496]bhb27[/MENTION] for that. ;) Both have Qualcomm fast charge, both have headset jacks.