Moto Z2 Force

• Pros
• • Solid build and shatterproof screen
  • Smooth performance and capable dual cameras
  • Long battery life with bundled TurboPower mod
  • Useful software features
• Cons
• • Lacks 3.5mm headset socket
  • Screen is prone to scratches
  • Selfie camera may not match rivals

• Verdict

With the kind of specs the Moto Z2 Force comes with, smooth performance was a given. The battery life could easily have been a point of contention, but Moto has smoothly taken care of that by bundling the TurboPower mod, and converted that into a strong point. Add the high-resolution shatterproof display, capable dual cameras, support for Moto Mods and useful software features atop stock Android Oreo, and you have a winner on your hands. Moto has aggressively priced the phone at Rs 34,999 in India, which ... Read Full Verdict  

With the kind of specs the Moto Z2 Force comes with, smooth performance was a given. The battery life could easily have been a point of contention, but Moto has smoothly taken care of that by bundling the TurboPower mod, and converted that into a strong point. Add the high-resolution shatterproof display, capable dual cameras, support for Moto Mods and useful software features atop stock Android Oreo, and you have a winner on your hands. Moto has aggressively priced the phone at Rs 34,999 in India, which makes it go head on with the venerable OnePlus 5T. Each of these devices have their own strong points. The OnePlus 5T (review) brings a powerful selfie camera and an 18:9 display to the table, but the Moto Z2 Force is able to counter those with strong points of its own… the ones I mentioned earlier. In sum, I think the Z2 Force is a surprise package, and thanks to everything that it brings with it, its aggressive pricing, and the bundled TurboPower mod, is a smartphone you should consider very very seriously when looking for a mid-range flagship.