Poll: Which would you rather get — Moto Z or Moto Z Force?
As this year's duo of Moto flagships is getting prepped to be launched under the Verizon-exclusive Droid moniker, it's only normal if every smartphone fan's having the passing thought of “If I were to get one of these, which one would I prefer?”. On one side, we have the Moto Z Droid with its insanely thin profile (0.20 inches / 5.19 mm), which, despite the rather large camera bump on its back, still manages to look impressively elegant. On the other side, we have the Moto Z Force Droid, which is slightly thicker, housing a larger battery (3,500 mAh on the Force vs 2,600 mAh on the regular Z), a shatterproof glass on the front, and a higher-resolution camera sensor. All the while, the camera module itself, while still protruding, doesn't stick out as offensively as the one on the Moto Z.
Now, for every serious smartphone aficionado out there, this seems like a no-brainer – the Moto Z Force has the bigger battery, therefore, it's the more obvious choice. However, with this year's Moto Mods, this choice isn't as obvious – a Power Pack Mod gives us 2,200 mAh battery with just a snap, which could be a great solution for those who want the best of both worlds. Grab a Moto Z and enjoy its thin profile when spending time around power outlet-saturated areas. Snap on the Power Pack for a prolonged life when on a longer trip.
Now, for every serious smartphone aficionado out there, this seems like a no-brainer – the Moto Z Force has the bigger battery, therefore, it's the more obvious choice. However, with this year's Moto Mods, this choice isn't as obvious – a Power Pack Mod gives us 2,200 mAh battery with just a snap, which could be a great solution for those who want the best of both worlds. Grab a Moto Z and enjoy its thin profile when spending time around power outlet-saturated areas. Snap on the Power Pack for a prolonged life when on a longer trip.
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