14 DAY TRIAL // On June 9, during Tech World, Motorola unveiled the new smartphones part of the rebranded Moto Z series. Moto Z and Moto Z Force thus boast really powerful specs, with the latter clearly being the company’s flagship for the year. Now, leaked information has revealed the pricing for the two devices in China.
Lenovo’s Mobile Business Group President Chen Xudong has reportedly stated that the Moto Z will enter the Chinese market in September this year and will cost $455 (€405), according to GizmoChina. The Moto Z Force is expected to be sold for a considerably higher price of $804 (€715). The pricing details aren’t official, but they do offer a hint at the range the two smartphones will fall into.
One of the attractive aspects of the Moto Z series comes in the form of the Moto Mods modular accessories. Unofficial pricing for these accessories has recently leaked, revealing that, in order to buy them, you will have to spend between $79.99 and $299 at Verizon.
Prices for unlocked Moto Z phones and MotoMods in the US are unknown at this point, but at least we know that the series should debut in September in the region.
Moto Z Force comes with a 21MP rear camera
Back to the Moto Z series, it features two smartphones, the Moto Z and Moto Z Force, with the latter sporting superior specs. The Moto Z packs a Snapdragon 820 quad-core processor with 4GB of RAM. When it comes to internal storage, one has 32GB and the other 64GB of inbuilt memory.
Moto Z features a 5.5-inch AMOLED display with 2k resolution and a 13MP rear shooter and dual tone flash. It also arrives with a 5MP camera on the front and a 2,600mAh battery. You might also want to know that it’s 5.2mm thin, making it the thinnest premium smartphone on the market.
The Moto Z Force bears some similarities to the Moto Z, but it comes with ShatterShield protection and a rear camera of 21MP with laser focus. Battery capacity is higher at 3,500mAh and has TurboPower fast charge options.