Motorola Moto Z2 Force

The Moto Z2 Force's display is pretty much unchanged since the previous iterations of the Moto Z. It's a 5.5-inch OLED display with the standard 16:9 aspect ratio. The display is about 8% brighter than the Moto Z Force. The difference is that the new TurboPower adapter is also compatible with Qualcomm Quick Charge 2.0 devices, This also means Moto Z2 Force is compatible with both Quick Charge 2.0 adapters and USB Power Delivery adapters.

The Z2 Force can take pure black & white photos by using the other 12MP monochrome sensor.read more →

Motorola made some questionable trade-offs here, but the Moto Z2 Force is still a solid, impressive smartphone. I'll give it props for being the most powerful modular phone out there (unless you count RED's forthcoming monstrosity) and so far, the shatter-proof screen is a pro at dealing with abuse. Still, the Force's middling battery life and a lackluster camera are tough shortcomings to deal with when you consider the strength of this year's competition.read more →

The Z2 Force is thin, it runs on the latest hardware, and it's one of the last remaining modular smartphones available to purchase. But its dual rear-facing camera has nothing on the competition, even with the aid of a snap-on Moto Mod.read more →

The Moto Z2 Force is back with its guaranteed shatter-resistant glass screen and even more MotoMods, like a 360-degree camera,But this time it's much thinner and that means it's back to nearly all-day battery life. You're going to pay a price to upgrade to this Android phone, but it's the only modular phone doing it mostly right.

The Motoa Z2 Force counts as an ultra-thin smartphone at just 6.1mm in thicknessread more →

Motorola made a big gamble with the Moto Z2 Force, giving us a phone that wasn't clearly a direct follow-up to either the Moto Z or original Moto Z Force. But while that could have been a disaster, instead the company has managed to strike a solid balance between what we liked best about both those models, and in the process created one that really does manage to convince us that the Moto Z family only needs one flagship.read more →