Moto Z Play: Entry Level Power Packed Smartphone!

Android phones with the best features, but are affordable, can be considered a necessity. With this, Android users should take notice of Moto Z Play, an entry-level smartphone that turns out to be packed with a lot of power.

According to 9to5Google, after having Moto Z Play mentioned last month, there is now a confirmed release date. Moto Z Play will be released on October 20, 2016 unlocked. Although Moto Z Play isn't going to be the most affordable, retailing at $449 US, it is still the least expensive smartphone to enter the world of MotoMods (Moto Z and Moto Z Force).

One main feature of the phones from the MotoMods line is that they work with magnets. Each Mod is attached to the back using a number of strong built-in magnets. This means that the Moto Z Play will no longer have unnecessary hinges or clips on the side. It just sticks on the back through the magnetic sections and the phone and the Mod, as explained by Pocket Lint .

The Moto Z Play comes with 5.5-inch 1080pixels display, a 2.0GHz octa-core chipset, 3GB of RAM and 16 megapixels of rear camera and 5 megapixels front facing camera for selfies. But the most impressive feature of the Moto Z Play is its battery performance. The Moto Z Play extends its battery life to 10 hours coming with 3,600 mAh battery, making it very tough to drain.

Moto Z Play is a dual Sim smartphone that accepts Nano-Sim. Sensors on Moto Z Play includes Proximity sensor, Ambient light sensor, Accelerometer and Gyroscope. Moto Z Play also comes with the latest Android 6.1 Marshmallow as its OS.

Moto Z Play is recommended for users who want to enjoy the experience of having full feature smartphone at a more affordable price. A user who does not need such a high-powered phone would most benefit from what the Moto Z Play offers. Not only is it cheaper compared to its predecessors, but it definitely packs a bomb!

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