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Lenovo and Verizon already announced — and subsequently launched — the Moto Z a good few months ago. Like most good smartphones these days, Verizon nabbed the exclusive, but only for a short time. After launching at the end of July on Verizon, the unlocked variant of the Moto Z (XT1650) is now officially available for purchase online through Amazon, B&H, and direct from Motorola.
Priced at $700 for the 64GB model, the Moto Z definitely is a bit on the expensive side. Keep in mind this is by the phone itself, without any of those pricey Moto Mods accessories — the most attractive thing about the phone. Also worth mentioning is this is the super thin Moto Z (the one with the 2,600mAh battery) — not the thicker Moto Z Force with the bigger battery, higher resolution camera, and unbreakable display — that’s still exclusive to Verizon and Verizon only.
Moto Z specs
- Snapdragon 820 processor
- 5.5-inch Quad HD AMOLED display (Gorilla Glass 4)
- 4GB RAM
- 64GB storage w/ micro SD slot
- 13MP / 5MP cameras
- 2,600mAh battery
- 75.3 x 153.3 x 5.2 mm
The Moto Z finds itself going up against other fantastic Android prospects like the 5.5-inch Pixel XL or the much more affordably equipped OnePlus 3. Of course none of those devices offer the level of expansion the Moto Z does with it’s modular accessories, but you gotta be willing to dish out the cash. If you’re still wondering about whether or not you should buy, check out our full review right here.
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