Motorola Moto Z2 Force 64 GB / 4 GB
 | Outdated Product £213.41 Main display: display ("): 5.5; screen resolution: 2560x1440 (16:9); Display-to-body ratio (%): 70; OS: Android 9.0; CPU model: Qualcomm MSM8998 Snapdragon 835; CPU (GHz): 2.35; GPU: Adreno 540; RAM (GB): 4; Memory storage (GB): 64; Memory card slot: microSD; SIM slots: 2 SIM; AnTuTu Benchmark: 209093 |
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The second generation Z did not manage to get the now fashionable widescreen framed by narrow frames. However, this smartphone does not need minimal frames, otherwise it would lose its main “chip” — compatibility with replaceable Moto Mods modules, which significantly “pump” the functionality of the model.
Moto Mods
External modules are attached to the back of the thinnest Moto Z2 Force case, where there is a contact pad for pairing them with a smartphone. The role of the simplest of the additional devices is assigned to the removable Turbo Power Pack battery, which adds another 3000 mAh to the regular 2730 mAh battery capacity. You can also buy a cover with a panoramic camera Moto 360, a portable projector Insta Share Projector, a JBL Soundboost 2 speaker, a camera with a Hasselblad True Zoom lens or a game module with gamepad sticks to pair with a smartphone.
Top level
The hardware platform of the mobile gadget is built on the basis of a powerful Snapdragon 835 chip and 4/6 GB of RAM — one of the most performant ligaments of our time. Things are no less good with the screen, which uses a high-resolution SuperAMOLED matrix(2560x1440 pixels). Moreover, the display of the model is unbreakable, although the Moto Z2 Force was deprived of protection from other factors.
Flagship Attributes
The flagship smartphone is due to an advanced camera. Indeed, the dual 12 + 12 MP main photo module produces photo and video shooting at the highest level, allowing you to get a high-quality result in almost any conditions. One of the lenses captures information in colour, while the second "eye" of the rear camera looks at the world in black and white (it boasts a wider dynamic range). Of course, the smartphone also did not do without a two-way USB Type-C port, support for fast battery charging technology (up to 70% in just half an hour at the outlet) and a full range of communication modules put into service (including an NFC chip). And the icing on the cake is the “clean” Android OS, under which the device functions.
