I love all the emoji's and texting has nice features letting you know your text was delivered into the person's mailbox. I love this phone@ I appreciate what great Customer Service you have.

I love my new phone. I like the idea of the mods and it works fast and easy. The phone itself has a lasting battery, still at 60% at the end of the day. The only downside is that the charger is different than all my others. Overall, I'm loving it!

It's no surprise last year's Moto Z Play remains a top-tier smartphone. It cooked up almost everything to perfection, coupling top-notch looks with a long-lasting battery, a great camera and the ability to add capabilities via Mods.

Attractive price; Decent performance boost; Fantastic low-light camera

Battery isn't as long-lasting

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

Excellent smartphone, fast, easy and fun to use. 100% Recommended!

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

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.

Does all it needs to and does it well

When it showed up at the tail end of 2016, we loved the Moto Z Play and its weird yet wonderful take on the modular mobile. It had fantastic battery life, too, but couldn’t quite edge out the cheaper OnePlus 3 as our go-to phone below £350. Now that the OnePlus 5 has upped the budget to £450, though, Motorola’s second try looks a lot more appealing. And not just because the price has only gone up by a Brexit-beating tenner here in the UK. It doesn’t have the most powerful parts, the battery might not be quite so long-lasting any more, and the similarly-priced Honor 9 might have a more comprehensive dual-camera setup, but there’s something undeniably cool about those Moto Mods. Ignore the optional upgrades and you’re still left with a keenly-priced handset that feels quick to use, looks great and takes a decent picture. Unless you’ve got the extra cash to splash on the OnePlus 5, or don’t mind Honor’s overbearing spin on Android, it’s a great buy.

Premium build and quality screen - even at 1080p; Silky performance and great battery life; Nifty modular accessories ;

Camera lacks colour punch; Moto Mods quickly get expensive; Phone still looks weird without a Mod in place;

Premium build and quality screen – even at 1080p; Silky performance and great battery life; Nifty modular accessories ;

Camera lacks colour punch; Moto Mods quickly get expensive; Phone still looks weird without a Mod in place;