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Release Date (UK): September 2016 |
What the critics say (scores are out of 100)
Mobile Choice | Sunetra Chakravarti To be fair, there aren't really many negatives I can point out about this phone and its winning the Mobile Choice Consumer Award 2016 for Most Innovative Device proves it is far ahead in the pack than its peers. Pure Android is another plus as are the fast charge capabilities. Read full review |
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TechAeris | Jason Bouwmeester If you're looking for a smartphone that's versatile, has decent battery life, and has options to "mod" your phone, the Moto Z and Moto Z Play are definitely a pair of smartphones which shine in a field that has become relatively stagnant over the past couple years. Read full review |
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TheEffect.Net | John Reilly Overall, we really enjoyed our time with the Moto Z and the Moto Mods. Even without the Moto Mods, the Moto Z is an extremely impressive phone. Read full review |
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Recombu | Alex Todd The Moto Z is obviously priced like a flagship, but justifies the cost well. If you're after a Nexus/Pixel XL-like stock Android experience with a little extra spice, the Moto Z's arrival in Europe is perfectly timed.; if not, look at key rivals like the OnePlus 3, which costs less or the Galaxy S7, which delivers (but also costs) a little more. Read full review |
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NotebookCheck | Andreas Kilian Thanks to the new Moto Mod concept, there is some fresh wind in the high-end smartphone segment. But the Moto Z also convinces with classic smartphone features. Only the picture quality of the main camera falls behind the high-end rivals. Read full review |
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phoneArena | Stephen S. Even if there were no modular hardware here, the Moto Z Droid and Moto Z Force Droid would still be some really attractive handsets. The super-thin design is stunning while still feeling robust (even if it's tricky to get used to handling a phone so svelte), performance doesn't let us down, and both models offer some decent camera output. Read full review |
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Android Authority | Joshua Vergara While it's take on 'the future' needs to further prove itself, the potential of the new Moto Z line could take already pretty great smartphones to a whole new level. Read full review |
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pocketnow | Juan Carlos Bagnell These Motos [Moto Z and Moto Z Force] aren't quite the best jack of all trade phones. Instead, the premium you're paying for is this Moto Mod system, which requires additional buy-in for the accessories you might want to use. Read full review |
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Pickr | Leigh Stark With the Mods, Moto's Z is fascinating, and a brilliant look at what phones can be when companies think outside the box. Without the Mods, and it's just another phone...If you have a need for the convergence options of this phone, you'll have not just something interesting, but a talking point for you and your friends, as it was with us. Read full review |
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Engadget | Chris Velazco After years of thoughtful refinements to the Moto X line, Motorola has plotted a new direction with the Moto Z. It's incredibly slim, modular, and packs true flagship-level horsepower -- all things you couldn't really say about last year's Moto X Pure edition. Read full review |
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Gadgets Now | Heena Gupta ... if don't care about modularity and just want a well rounded device, you can go for alternatives such as the Samsung Galaxy S7 and HTC 10, which are just as good. Read full review |
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AndroidPit | Hans-Georg Kluge ...it's a successful complete package with a fast processor, a solid display, and a pleasant feel. Whoever needs a high-end smartphone with dual-SIM functions, needs to look no further. The only criticisms are the camera performance at twilight and the barely adequate supply of storage space. Read full review |
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TechRadar | Matt Swider Moto Z is an incredibly thin Android phone, yet it's still able to boast the specs of its rival and add modular accessories to the mix. This is a stepping stone to a modular phone. Read full review |
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Mobile Syrup | Igor Bonifacic The Moto Z is one of the best smartphone Motorola has released to date. It presents something new and different, and does so while still being a functional device. On its own, it's an easy recommendation. Read full review |
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Alphr | Alan Martin The Moto Z is an incredibly thin handset with a more practical approach to modularity. It's one of my favourite phones of the year, and I'd be tempted myself if I hadn't only recently upgraded. If you see it on an appealing contract, then go for it. You'll thank me later. Read full review |
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NDTV Gadgets | Roydon Cerejo At its price, the Moto Z Play is flying dangerously close to the current favourite, the OnePlus 3. The Moto Z Play does hold its own performance in all departments making it a very good all-rounder. Read full review |
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Expert Reviews | Katharine Byrne The Moto Z is another great Android phone from Motorola and Lenovo, and it offers something truly different to everything else out there. Disappointing camera aside, the Moto Z is the best modular smartphone yet. It comes Recommended. Read full review |
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PC Mag | Sascha Segan The Motorola Moto Z Droid is a cool smartphone with removable backs, but it lags slightly behind its bigger sibling. Read full review |
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Stuff | Andrew Hayward Flagship appeal, but Mods can't make up for the Moto Z's shortcomings Read full review |
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Tom's Guide | Sam Rutherford With the Moto Z, Lenovo takes a bold step into the future with easy-to-use modularity, although axing the headphone jack feels a bit premature... The standard Moto Z pushes the boundaries of smartphone thinness. Read full review |
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CNET UK | Lynn La Ambitious, quirky and ultimately useful, the Motorola Moto Z is the most polished and customizable modular phone yet.... Without the Mods, the Moto Z is a good, if pricey, Android phone that has the same powerful specs and performance as other top-tier rivals for about the same cost. Read full review |
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BGR | Zach Epstein Motorola has managed to build a phone that feature a better design, better materials, better build quality, better relative battery life and better performance than just about anything else out there.... The Z Droid is insanely sleek and slim. Read full review |
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The Verge | Chris Welch If Lenovo's goal was to stray from the pack and do something a little different, it succeeded. The Moto Z and Moto Mods are unique. They're fun. They're a little gimmicky. But they're definitely different. Read full review |
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ZDNet | Matthew Miller The Moto Z feels great in my hand with high quality construction and a thin form factor that makes it easy to slip in my pants, and even shirt, pocket. The included wood shell was a nice addition and I mount that on the Moto Z most of the time. Read full review |
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Australian PC World | Florence Ion We're concerned about the overheating issue, but make no mistake, the Moto Z is a very good phone. Read full review |
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GottaBeMobile | Cory Gunther In closing, it's hard to recommend the Moto Z to anyone unless they plan to buy the Moto Mods, or are on Verizon and can get the Moto Z Force DROID. At the end of the day the Moto Z isn't a bad phone, it just isn't one of the best either. Read full review |
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Neowin | Timi Cantisano The Moto Z is a pretty good device but it does have some caveats. While the handset is snappy and the Android experience is close to stock, the camera and battery are two areas where the Moto Z fails to impress. Read full review |
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Gizmodo UK | Darren Orf Motorola's Moto Z, with its array of modules and crazy thin profile, isn't like the other guys. It's an audacious attempt at answering the biggest question to phone designers and lovers: What is the next evolution? Read full review |
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Mashable | Raymond Wong If you're maybe thinking you want something different that doesn't come with any major compromises (outside of the ignorable bloatware and lack of a headphone jack), the Moto Z and Moto Z Force are fantastic options. Read full review |
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TechnoBuffalo | Brandon Russell I am smitten by the Moto Z's design, and it operates smoothly during day-to-day use. But with sketchy battery life, a so-so camera, and a cool idea that's not yet great, this one is a "wait." Read full review |
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AnandTech | Matt Humrick If you find the current Moto Mods appealing, the Moto Z Droid is the best option. Its thinner and lighter frame means less bulk with a module attached, and its smaller battery can be supplemented by a Power Pack or one of the other Moto Mods' internal batteries. Read full review |
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Trusted Reviews | Richard Easton The Moto Z had the potential to be a great flagship phone but ultimately it's let down by truly dire battery life. Read full review |
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Digital Trends | Malarie Gokey The Moto Z is a phone that's best suited for tech enthusiasts who are dying to try out modules. It's an innovative, interesting device that does modules better than any other phone that's tried it thus far, but it will cost you a lot extra for the mods and for a new pair of wireless headphones. Read full review |
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Form factor: Touchscreen bar Dimensions 153.3 x 75.3 x 5.19 mm (6.04 x 2.96 x 0.2 in) Weight: 136 g (4.8 oz) |
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Size: 5.5 inches diagonal Resolution: 2560 x 1440 pixels Screen Density: 534 ppi Screen-to-Body Ratio: 72.2 % Display Type: AMOLED capacitive touchscreen |
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Chipset: Qualcomm MSM8996 Snapdragon 820 CPU: Quad-core (2x2.15 GHz Kryo & 2x1.6 GHz Kryo) GPU: Adreno 530 RAM: 4GB |
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Main Camera: 13 megapixels with dual LED flash and Optical Image Stabilization (OIS) Secondary Camera: 5 megapixels with LED flash |
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Built-in Storage: 32GB Expandable Storage: Micro SD |
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Capacity: 2600 mAh
Removable Battery: No Wireless Charging: No Quick Charge: None |
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Dual SIM: Nano SIM + Nano SIM
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