After the Moto G5 and G5 Plus, it seems like the company is prepping to launch its next flagship devices dubbed the Moto Z2 and Moto Z2 Force very soon.
Last month, an image of what could be the next-gen Moto Z surfaced online giving us a sneak peak of its design. Now, another image render popped up on the internet revealing the design language of the upcoming phones.
For the most part, the Moto Z2 Force’s design looks quite similar to what we saw on its predecessor. However, there are a few noticeable differences. The dual camera module on the back, for one, could be the biggest change. Also, the fingerprint sensor on the front is now more rectangular-ish with rounded corners which is in line with the other Moto phones launched this year.
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In addition, going by the render, the device will also sport a Lenovo branding on the bottom right side. As is the case with its predecessor, the Moto Z2 Force looks extremely thin in the renders. And unsurprisingly, the image render reveals support for Moto Mods.
As far as the specs are concerned, there’s no information available just yet. But, we believe that both the Moto Z2 Force and the standard Z2 will be powered by the Qualcomm Snapdragon 835 chipset.
All said and done, owing to its poor image quality the above render is hardly believable. So, take the above information with the proverbial pinch of salt.
Via Slashleaks
Another flagship from moto z2 same as previous moto z with mods these time they are buliding with high performance soc like 835 from snapdragon in it.
The best feature of this phone is that it is still compatible with modules from the previous version. I like when companies do not abandon their base by rendering older products completely useless. (I’m looking at you, Apple, and your lack of a headphone jack.)
Another flagship from moto z2 same as previous moto z with mods these time they are buliding with high performance soc like 835 from snapdragon in it.
The best feature of this phone is that it is still compatible with modules from the previous version. I like when companies do not abandon their base by rendering older products completely useless. (I’m looking at you, Apple, and your lack of a headphone jack.)