Since lenonovo acquisition of motorola has completed,lenovo stepped up their game by developing a successor to the (Moto X) which came with alot of awesome features. Unlike (Moto X) the (Moto Z) which had alot specs rumors online.
Lenovo finally released the official spcecs online, Also, some keen features of (Moto X) were scrapped namely (Motor Maker) It allowed consumers to customize (aesthetically) their Moto X exactly how they wanted, but we haven't heard it mentioned for the Moto Z. It seems that Lenovo doesn't think Moto Maker is worth the trouble, anymore. Well, at least for now. Maybe the company will bring it back or launch it later closer to the holiday season.
This review is based on the Moto Z Droid, which is the US version of the internationally available Moto Z. The phone is available exclusively on Verizon's network in the US. The carrier has successfully held onto its exclusive 'Droid' branding for about 7 years now which kicked off with the Motorola Droid, then the Droid RAZRs, and more recently the Droid Turbo 2, all of which were Verizon exclusives in the US. This is also the first time a "Droid" device shares the "Moto" branding as well. It looks like Verizon's terms with the Droid branding have changed seeing as there is no sign of "Verizon" branding on this phone.Check out some key features below:
KEY FEATURES
Not to exaggerate but any phone with this kind of specification is going to perform well.we are expecting a huge improvement with the camera as Moto X was known for low light performance when taking pictures.so,we are eager to see if lenovo will be able to surprise us by developing a much better camera.
The Moto Z is now available at Verizon for $624 or $26 per month when you opt to pay for the phone in installments over 24 months.
Lenovo finally released the official spcecs online, Also, some keen features of (Moto X) were scrapped namely (Motor Maker) It allowed consumers to customize (aesthetically) their Moto X exactly how they wanted, but we haven't heard it mentioned for the Moto Z. It seems that Lenovo doesn't think Moto Maker is worth the trouble, anymore. Well, at least for now. Maybe the company will bring it back or launch it later closer to the holiday season.
This review is based on the Moto Z Droid, which is the US version of the internationally available Moto Z. The phone is available exclusively on Verizon's network in the US. The carrier has successfully held onto its exclusive 'Droid' branding for about 7 years now which kicked off with the Motorola Droid, then the Droid RAZRs, and more recently the Droid Turbo 2, all of which were Verizon exclusives in the US. This is also the first time a "Droid" device shares the "Moto" branding as well. It looks like Verizon's terms with the Droid branding have changed seeing as there is no sign of "Verizon" branding on this phone.Check out some key features below:
KEY FEATURES
- 5.5" AMOLED screen, QHD (1440x2560 / 535 ppi), Gorilla Glass,
- Water-resistant nano-coating (splash-proof but not submersible)
- Qualcomm Snapdragon 820 - dual-core 2.15 GHz Kyro & dual-core 1.6 GHz Kyro w/ Adreno 530, 4GB of RAM
- 32 or 64GB of internal storage, microSD expandable up to 2TB
- Android 6.0.1 Marshmallow with Moto Enhancements (Moto Voice, Moto Display, and Moto Actions)
- 13MP camera, f/1.8 aperture, 1.12-µm pixels, OIS, laser autofocus, dual-tone LED flash. 1080p video @ 30 or 60fps, 4K @ 30fps.
- 5MP front-facing camera with wide angle, front-facing LED flash
- Fingerprint sensor
- U.S. Version - CDMA: 850, 1900MHz, GSM/GRPS/EDGE (850, 900, 1800, 1900MHz), UTMS/HSPA+ (850, 900, 1700, 1900, 2100MHz), LTE Bands: 2, 3, 5, 7, 13
- 2,600 mAh battery, Moto 15W Turbo Charger USB
Not to exaggerate but any phone with this kind of specification is going to perform well.we are expecting a huge improvement with the camera as Moto X was known for low light performance when taking pictures.so,we are eager to see if lenovo will be able to surprise us by developing a much better camera.
The Moto Z is now available at Verizon for $624 or $26 per month when you opt to pay for the phone in installments over 24 months.
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