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Motorola Moto Z3 vs Z3 Play vs Z2 Play vs Z2 Force: What’s the difference?

Posted on August 5, 2018July 27, 2019 By Jarvis

There’s two new Moto Z handsets for 2018: the Z3 and Z3 Play. The former is a US exclusive, in essence replacing the Z2 Force, while the latter updates the Z2 Play.

For this new generation there’s no Force edition to be found, however, so how do the new Moto Mods-featured handsets fit in? For starters there’ll be a 5G Moto Mod coming in 2018 (a Verizon and US exclusive), seeing Motorola as the first to strike in the consumer 5G market.
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