This year, Lenovo had the honor of unveiling Motorola’s newest flagship offerings. These flagship offerings are the Moto Z, which aims to succeed the Moto X, and the Moto Z Force, which is a bigger and badder version of the Moto Z.
The Moto Z Force is aimed at succeeding last year’s Droid Turbo 2 ( exclusive to Verizon in the US, Moto X Force in worldwide markets) . Both the Moto Z and Z Force are identical in height and width, and their thickness is the only way to tell the two apart. The other difference with the Moto Z Force is the significantly larger battery, the added girth that comes with a larger battery, a higher resolution 21MP camera, and the shatter proof screen that will survive drops of up to 5 feet onto flat surfaces. These specs make the Moto Z Force a worthy competitor to the recently reviewed Samsung Galaxy S7 active.
The Moto Z Force will remain as a Verizon exclusive model in the US and for now. As of this review, there are currently no plans to release the Moto Z Force outside of the US. Making it like the Samsung Galaxy S7 active which remains as an AT& T exclusive and is not available anywhere else in the world.