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Phone Weight: 163 g (5.75 oz)
Phone Height: 155.9mm (6.14 in)
Phone Width: 75.8 (2.98 in)
Phone Thickness: 7 mm (0.28 in)
Wiki Info: While complimenting its design for looking more premium than the previous Moto X, as well as the improved quality of the Z Force’s “ShatterShield” display, it was argued that the removal of the headphone jack made the device feel less capable, and further considered its absence from the thicker Moto Z Force to be illogical. The mod system was considered to be superior in implementation to the G5 due to their ease of use and integration with the device and its software. However, the accessories themselves were criticized for being hampered by their form factor, and having standalone alternatives of a higher quality at more competitive pricing. The standard Moto Z scored poorly on battery testing, while the larger-capacity Moto Z Force performed better on the tests.
Motorola Moto Z Force
Additional Information…
Price at Time of Press: £499 ($657)
Range Of Colours: Black/Gray, Black/Rose Gold, Black/Gold, White
Memory Sizes: 32 GB, 64 GB
Headphone Jack: No
Central Processing Unit (CPU): Quad-core (2×2.15 GHz Kryo & 2×1.6 GHz Kryo)
Graphics Processing Unit (GPU): Adreno 530
Battery: 3500mAh
Main Display: 5.5 in AMOLED capacitive touchscreen
Pixel Resolution: 1440 x 2560
Rear camera: 21 Megapixel
Wi-Fi Connectivity: Wi-Fi 802.11 a/b/g/n/ac
Bluetooth Connectivity: 4.1, A2DP, EDR, LE, aptX
Final Verdict: While there are better smartphones from 2016 that are more worthy of buying you will still enjoy owning a Motorola Moto Z Force. At its time it held its own on speed and power charts, but these days it looks a little dated (only because the smartphone market moves so fast). The good news is, even now this phone can handle most Google Daydream apps and games making it worth picking up if the price is right. But paying full price for this might not be the best idea unless you really a fan of the brand.
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