Lenovo unveiled its new high-end mobile phones weeks ago, the new Moto Z and Moto Z Play, smartphones that stood out for their modularity thanks to Moto ModsA new idea that arrived in these two smartphones, of different levels, and that now lands in Spain with a price we already knowIts launch will take place at mid october for the Spanish market, while the versions unlocked They are usually activated in Europe from September as announced at the global presentation. We also now know the price of the Hasselblad camera module and the projector.
Moto Z and Moto Z Play
Both the Moto Z and the Moto Z Play are similar-looking phones, with a almost identical designThis makes sense considering that both must be compatible with Moto Mods, although it's worth noting that they are actually smartphones of different levels. One is from high endthe Moto Z, while the other is more of mid-high rangeTherefore, it is a somewhat cheaper smartphone.
El Moto Z opt for a screen of 5,5 inch AMOLED with resolution QHD (2560 x 1440), processor Snapdragon 820 quad core, 4 GB of RAM and storage of 32 / 64 GB Expandable via microSD. Includes cameras. 13 SM (rear) and 5 SM (front), fingerprint reader, NFC and a battery of 2600 mAh with fast charging that promises Up to 8 hours with a 15-minute charge. It also boasts a chassis ultra Slim below 6 mm. The Moto Z, therefore, comes with a price of EUR 639.
In turn, the Moto Z Play It is positioned as a more accessible alternative while maintaining the screen of 5,5 inches with resolution Full HD (1920 x 1080) and technology Super AMOLED. Mount a 625 a 2 GHz Snapdragon, 3 GB of RAM y 32 GB expandable storage with microSD. In photography, it goes up to 16 SM behind and 5 SM front, and its battery of 3510 mAh It stands out with declared autonomy of Up to 45 hours y turbo charge (approx. 8 hours in 15 min). Includes 3,5 mm jackThe Moto Z Play will have a fingerprint reader and full connectivity (LTE, WiFi ac, Bluetooth). price of EUR 449.
Thus, we see that the difference between the two is notable in power, screen and battery, although Both are compatible with the modulesThis is something that is very noteworthy if we are looking to use one of these accessories and don't want to spend too much money. Furthermore, availability may vary. free versions and units sold by operators, so it's advisable to check the exact date on each channel.
As an additional point of reference regarding features, the Moto Z comes with a very clean Android experience, while the Moto Z Play focuses on... Energy Efficiency and balance, positioning itself as one of the most reliable options in its segment for those who prioritize autonomy and modularity without sacrificing good performance.
Moto Mods
Regarding the modules that will be available for these two smartphones, two stand out in particular: Hasselblad camera module and the projector moduleThe latter will be the most expensive, with a price of EUR 299It also includes its own battery to extend operating time while projecting. The Hasselblad module won't be as expensive, and will remain at the 249 Euros, having a 10x optical zoom, RAW capture, physical trigger buttondedicated zoom control and xenon flash, in addition to a dedicated sensor that overcomes the typical limitations of mobile phones in telephoto photography.
Beyond these two, the ecosystem includes options such as JBL speaker, which will be sold for 89 Euros, And the extra batteries from 79 Euros depending on their capacity, in addition to aesthetic casings Style ShellAll Moto Mods are designed for a simple use or with a Quick magnetic couplingwithout dismantling, and they maintain backward compatibility in the family to protect the investment in accessories.
This modular approach is a different strategy from other brands and focuses on add functions when you need them: improve the project content onto any wall or carry a real tele-optics in your pocket. At this price, it does represent a significant outlay, though you'll have to thoroughly test the camera to see if it's worth it. If you want to switch to the modular trend, you'll have to consider the additional cost compared to the phone, with the advantage that installation is instant and the system is very convenient.
Whichever model is chosen, the key to the whole lies in the flexibilityThe Moto Z impresses with its ultra-thin premium finish and QHD display, while the Moto Z Play wins in terms of battery life and overall balance. In Spain, the combination of availability in September/October and a clear pricing structure For Mods, it makes it easier to decide which configuration best fits each use case.
For those seeking a modular flagship, the Moto Z offers power and design; for those who prefer a more affordable option with all-day battery life, the Moto Z Play is the logical alternative, with the peace of mind that the Moto Mods They work equally well in both.