ImageTagInstance gallery-245bdbc2-bfc2-43d0-a304-a48ec638730f IntroductionModular smartphone hardware is, at the very least, an intriguing concept: since phones are far from one-size-fits-all, it makes sense to let users choose the hardware features that matter most to them, and by making this hardware modular, it saves shoppers the expense of picking up a whole new phone every time their desires shift. But for as nice as the idea is, actually making modular smartphones work is an uphill battle, and even giants like Google have looked long and hard at such projects before eventually declaring, “Nope!”But last year Lenovo-owned Motorola did the impossible, and launched not just a modular smartphone, but a whole family of both modular phones and the modules that attach to them: the Moto Mods. We were promised that this wouldn't be a one-shot phenomenon, and this year they're indeed back, as we get a new phone and some new Moto Mods add-ons. ImageTagInstance gallery-1bedc816-02ad-41d5-a55...

It's been less than a year since we reviewed Motorola's innovative Moto Z and Moto Z Play modular smartphones and the accompanying Moto Mods . While we were pretty impressed, like almost anything there's always room for improvement.

Quality design; Thinner; Sleeker looking; New Moto One Button Nav feature; Decent camera; 3.5mm headphone jack; Front LED flash

Smaller battery than the Moto Z Play; Not enough of an upgrade over the original Moto Z Play; Pricey; Much larger camera hump

Moto Z2 Play is recently launched in India and boasts off a modular design. It isn't just ultra slim and light in weight, there's more about this modular phone. In a nutshell, the Moto Z2 equips a compelling camera 12 MP (IMX362) on the rear side, an AMOLED display alongside a midrange Snapdragon...

Ultra Slim (5.99 mm) Modular Design | Hooks Up Moto Mods; Vanilla Android Experience; Commendable Camera Quality; AMOLED Screen is a Plus; Decent Battery Life | Fast Charging – 50% in 30 minutes; Fast Fingerprint Scanner | Gesture-Based Home Key is Addictive; Front Camera Records Slow Motion Videos,...

Not The Best Low Light Camera; Expensive Moto Mods

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.

By now I suspect you may already know what my conclusion will say and you would be right. The Moto Z2 Play is a mid-range device with a mid-range processor. The display is mid-range unfortunately but the rest of the hardware is not.

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

Great battery life; Solid performance; Compatible with Moto Mods; Great software experience

Better competition at a lower price; Camera has some shutter lag

Motorola went iterative for its Moto Z Play sequel, announcing it just nine months after the original. It's not a complete overhaul, and in two major ways is a downgrade, but it's also one of the most well-rounded and enjoyable-to-use Android phones on the market.

Excellent performance; Beautifully made and well-designed; Good battery life; Commendable camera quality; Moto Mods support

Higher price than its predecessor; Choice of aging processor isn't great; Worse battery life than previous generation

Last year Motorola launched two modular flagships, the Moto Z and Moto Z Play. The former was a premium high-end device, and the later was a functional low-cost variant meant for anyone willing to experience modular convenience without spending a high-end price.

Moto z 2 play very good phone..camera quality.display..sound output awesome..ths phn is always for music lovers..headphn sound quality awesome..and camera also very good...

Good superamoled dislay; Camera very good; Headphn output sound awesome; Moto mods; 64 gb internal..and dedicated slot; Good battary backup

Snapdragon 626 processor..not upto the mark....28 k range..otherw; ise very good phn.

Motorola is on launching sphere these days. The brand has already introduced a range smartphones in India and Moto Z2 Play is one of them. The device comes with a price tag of Rs 27,999 and is all set to take on the likes of Samsung and OnePlus, which has dominated this price segment.

Sleek design; Clean user interface; Impressive battery life

Camera could have been better; Shimmers a bit in high-graphic games; Dual-SIM functionality is buggy