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Hot off of IFA 2016, Lenovo has announced, a variety of new products, but only 2 dealing with Moto. The Moto Z Play is the company’s new mid-range device — the third in the Z series — that looks to bridge the gap between affordable and high-end. With a mishmash of hardware specs, there’s still a lot to love here, especially considering the Z Play is able to take advantage of Lenovo’s quickly growing MotoMods lineup. Let’s take a look at the hardware specs:
Moto Z Play
- 5.5-inch 1080p Super AMOLED display (517 nits max brightness)
- Snapdragon 625 processor Adreno 506 GPU
- 3GB RAM
- 32GB storage w/micro SD card slot
- 16MP camera f/2.0 (laser and PD AF)
- 3,510mAh
- Fingerprint reader water-repellent
- 3.5mm headphone jack
- Android 6.0.1 Marshmallow
- Compatible with existing MotoMods
Pricing of the unlocked model will retail for $450 when it goes on sale in October, while the Verizon version — dubbed the Moto Z Play Droid — will be out sometime in September for only $408. The Moto Z Play finds itself going head-to-head with other mid-to-high-ish-end devices like the Honor 8 and OnePlus 3. While each have their pluses and minuses, those who demand only the best possible battery life from their devices will want to stick with the Z Play.
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