The two flagship Motorola smartphones are now officially available for purchase from Verizon. The Moto Z Droid Edition and Moto Z Force Droid Edition are exclusively available from the carrier until this fall.
The Moto Z Droid Edition is available for $26 monthly, or $624 outright, and the Moto Z Force Droid Edition will set you back $30 monthly, or $720 outright.
As for available MotoMods, the Insta-Share projector carries a price tag of $299.99, while the JBL SoundBoost Speaker costs $79.99. Then there are TUMI power banks ranging from $59.99 to $89.99, and a wide range of Incipio Back Plates that are priced at $14.99 each.
s for the specifications, 5.5-inch display sporting a resolution of 2560 by 1440 pixels, a Qualcomm Snapdragon 820 processor paired with 4GB of RAM, 32/64GB of internal storage and runs Android Marshmallow out of the box. Motorola Moto Z ships with a smaller 2,600 mAh battery while the Moto Z Force comes with a massive 3,500 mAh battery on board. As for cameras, Moto Z comes with a a 13MP camera for photos and videos, and a 5MP front-facing camera while it’s bigger sibling ships with a 21MP main camera and 5MP front-facing camera.
Unlike the Moto X phones, the Moto Z Droids come with a touch-based fingerprint sensor, a convenient security feature for unlocking the phone, authorizing purchases, and making mobile payments with Android Pay.
The Moto Z Droid Edition is available for $26 monthly, or $624 outright, and the Moto Z Force Droid Edition will set you back $30 monthly, or $720 outright.
As for available MotoMods, the Insta-Share projector carries a price tag of $299.99, while the JBL SoundBoost Speaker costs $79.99. Then there are TUMI power banks ranging from $59.99 to $89.99, and a wide range of Incipio Back Plates that are priced at $14.99 each.
s for the specifications, 5.5-inch display sporting a resolution of 2560 by 1440 pixels, a Qualcomm Snapdragon 820 processor paired with 4GB of RAM, 32/64GB of internal storage and runs Android Marshmallow out of the box. Motorola Moto Z ships with a smaller 2,600 mAh battery while the Moto Z Force comes with a massive 3,500 mAh battery on board. As for cameras, Moto Z comes with a a 13MP camera for photos and videos, and a 5MP front-facing camera while it’s bigger sibling ships with a 21MP main camera and 5MP front-facing camera.
Unlike the Moto X phones, the Moto Z Droids come with a touch-based fingerprint sensor, a convenient security feature for unlocking the phone, authorizing purchases, and making mobile payments with Android Pay.