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Hands on: Moto Z review

Posted on July 13, 2016December 7, 2018 By Jarvis

The Moto Z is an Android phone with a new name that begins at the end of the alphabet, but is actually pioneering modular connectivity in a more robust way than its competitors.

It’s the world’s thinnest phone at 5.19mm in so-called “thickness,” and it feels really thin – that’s not just another meaningless marketing stat. On the other hand, you shouldn’t want it to stay that slim.

There are a number of practical, modular accessories, more than with the LG G5, that attach to its back of this phone and also the slightly larger Moto Z Force. Everything from a predictable Mophie-like battery case to a more wild mini projector.

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