Moto Z2 Force
Who needs a Galaxy S10 5G? You can now add 5G to a two year old phone
Motorola has rolled out support for the 5G Moto Mod to its two year old Moto Z2 Force smartphone. The compatibility was revealed in a blog post late on →
Moto Z4 vs. Moto Z3 vs. Moto Z2 Force: Is the newest Moto Z the best Moto Z?
After accidentally revealing it by, er, putting it up for sale, Motorola has officially announced the Moto Z4, its latest flagship phone. But is it →
OnePlus 6: Everything we know so far about the upcoming ‘flagship killer’
Like all other OnePlus devices in the past, the OnePlus 5 and the 5T have disrupted the budget flagship segment. By offering flagship-grade features at half →
Motorola Gamepad Moto Mod Review: Great for tiny hands
When I use the Gamepad Moto Mod for extended periods of time, my hands cramp. When I place the controller in the hands of a →
6 Reasons to Buy the Moto Z2 Force, and 3 Reasons to Skip
Should You Buy the Moto Z2 Force? The most unique Android phone of the year, the Moto Z2 Force truly stands out with its shatterproof screen and →
Motorola Moto Z2 Force Review: Modular compromise
Motorola’s Moto Z2 Force couldn’t have asked for a better – or tougher – test over the last week, as it became my go-to phone →
Moto Z2 Force vs Moto Z2 Play: Which Modular Phone Wins?
Design With nearly the same dimensions and weight, both the Z2 Play and Z2 Force are very slim and sturdy phones with a sleek aluminum →
Motorola Moto Z2 Force vs Moto Z vs Moto Z Force: What’s the difference?
Motorola has announced a second Moto Z device in the form of the Moto Z2 Force. It joins the Moto Z2 Play as the tougher →
Moto Z2 Force vs Moto Z2 Play: What’s the difference?
There will be no second-generation Moto Z2 in 2017. Instead it’s a choice between the battery-heavy Z2 Play or all-powerful Z2 Force (which isn’t a Verizon →
Moto Z2 Force Hands-on Review : Cool Mods, Dual Cameras, Weaker Battery
Motorola is relaunching itself as a smartphone brand, and it’s starting with a new Moto Z2 Force. Starting at $30 per month (or about $799 →