Motorola Moto Z2 Play XT1710 64GB

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.

The original Moto Z Play was a popular device among those who wanted a massive battery in a mid-range device wi

Moto Z2 Play Review

Motorola's Moto Z2 Play combines fun mods with enviable battery life.

Moto Z2 Play Review: 2 Steps Forward, 1 Big Step Back

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.

Moto Z2 Play

The Moto Z2 Play is innovative, has very long battery life and smooth UX. It's definitely worth considering.

Moto Z2 Play review: A sleek and impressive smartphone with great battery life

Lenovo, the parent company of Motorola announced the launch of its latest premium smartphone, the Moto Z2 Play. The Moto Z2 Play is the latest release by Motorola in its Moto line-up.

Moto Z2 Play review

Is the modular mid-range Moto Z2 Play enough to tempt users from the OnePlus 5? We've spent some time with the smartphone, and here's what we think.

Motorola Moto Z2 Play review: thinner, lighter, better

Last year's reinvention of Motorola centered around the short-lived buzz over modular smartphones. Its Moto Z and Moto Mods platform were the most practical take on the modular phone concept, but they didn't exactly ignite the smartphone world.

Motorola Moto Z2 Play

The Z2 Play is a unique unlocked phone that combines solid performance with a modular design that taps into Motorola's Moto Mods add-ons.

Motorola Moto Z2 Play Review

The Z2 Play is a unique unlocked phone that combines solid performance with a modular design that taps into Motorola's Moto Mods add-ons. New aspect ratios, curved displays, and iris scanners—manufacturers have spent the past six months doing just about everything to make their phones stand out from the crowd. The $499 unlocked Moto Z2 Play, on the other hand, builds on a concept Motorola established last year. It has a unique design that works with Motos Mods, useful modular back panels that bring new functionality. It also has snappy performance, great battery life, and is compatible with all major US carriers. And unlike the Z Droid, you even get a headphone jack. That makes the Z2 Play a great phone if you're sold on the modular build. Otherwise, the ZTE Axon 7 gets you a bit more power for less money. A Slim, Smooth, Familiar Design Available in black, blue, gold, and gray (pictured here), the Moto Z2 Play is largely the same phone as the Moto Z Droid and Play Droid in terms of design. The svelte device is ringed by a band of metal along the sides, with a set of clicky volume buttons and a ridged power button ...