Review: Moto z2 Force released with Snapdragon 835 with 4GB RAM + 64GB
Lenovo has released its new generation of modular flagship models in the United States, the moto z2 Force. The second generation of the flagship of this modular mobile phone can be described as a lot of improvement, how to configure us together.
Appearance
Appearance, moto z2 Force and the previous generation are not much different, but the lower Home button uses a rounded rectangle, more integrated. In addition, the moto z2 Force is also equipped with dual cameras for the first time.
Configuration
Configuration, moto z2 Force uses a 5.5-inch 2K screen, equipped with Qualcomm Snapdragon 835 processor, with 4GB RAM + 64GB ROM, with front 500W + rear dual 1200W pixel camera, 2730mAh battery capacity, modular design supports all new and old Modules.
It's also compatible with Motorola's snap-on MotoMods, an idea that seemed bold last year but now feels like it's treading water, as the idea of modular phones has migrated to niche status on such specialty handsets as Essential and Red's Hydrogen.
Battery
To get there, the new Force makes sacrifices in other areas, namely battery life. It moves from a sizable 3,500mAh power pack to a 2,730mAh unit that, unlike its predecessor definitely can’t stretch into two days. There’s also still no headphone jack.
Summary
Motorola Moto Z2 Force is faster, thinner and takes better photos than Motorola’s first attempt at a modular phone a year ago. But this is also a pricey phone that's designed to get you to spend even more money once you've got it.
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