Really pleased Vodafone are selling the the Moto Z2 & the added items ( MODs). I have used them and they are really great - the phone doesnt have all the added extra Android overlay software that some manufacturers put on. So its easy to use.

When it comes to modular phones, the jury is still out for us, especially with Motorola (owned by Lenovo) being the only real manufacturer pushing forward with this concept. There are certainly advantages, upgrading or enhancing elements of one's device with a handy attachment, but above all the...

Premium finish; Solid processing power; Streamlined UI

Unsightly camera bulge; Can become expensive with Moto Mods

Following a pretty popular and well-loved predecessor, the Moto Z2 Play isn't trying to fix anything that ain't broken. It takes a certain level of confidence and self-awareness to go about an update the way Lenovo's Motorola division has done.

Best phone I've ever purchased. No bloatware, amazing performance and incredible battery life. Even comes with an extension battery pack!!

i am big fan of moto since last 10 years right from moto rockr i bought moto z2 play last month and did not get the armor that too dissappointing for a true moto lover and its available at moto shop every where not fair please provide the armor if possible...

Best option, considering good battery camera, slim lightweight and great call quality

Have had the mobile for about three weeks now and am very satisfied. I find that the screen is good and also the battery life I'm impressed with. Ready for about two days on a charge, even in fairly high usage. Another thing that appeals to me is that it's a very "clean" version of Android on it.

Lenovo introduced their family last year with high hopes of being something different. The evolution of smartphone design has been more iterative than innovate in recent years from most manufacturers.

LG may have abandoned its family of mods for the G6, and Google's Project Ara got shut down before even even reaching the public. But Motorola remains committed to modular phones, which let you swap in add-ons that deliver new features to a handset.

Superthin aluminum design; Easy-to-use modular accessories; Colorful 5.5-inch AMOLED display

Expensive for the specs; especially for unlocked version; Just average battery life; Mediocre performance

Motorola launched Moto Z2 Play, a successor of the Moto Z Play which got quite appreciable response for being affordable and ingenuous. With the latest launch the company has made some changes in the new model which has an updated SoC.

Processor Camera

Could be the battery