Yesterday, as you we comment en Android Ayuda, the new members of the Moto Z product range, a brand owned by Lenovo - and which is completely involved in the development of the products - were presented. The fact is that there are two terminals that were announced and, if you are not clear about the differences between the two, we will help you change this.
The truth is that the Moto Z and Moto Z Force, which are the models we are referring to, have quite a few similarities. An example is that the processor and RAM are exactly the same (Snapdragon 820 and 4 GB, respectively). Additionally, the storage options are identical, the integrated panels in both cases are 5,5 inches with QHD quality and, also, using Android Marshmallow are starting at them. Therefore, it is logical that there may be doubts about what differentiates them and, by extension, know which is the best fit in each case.
By the way, it is very important to comment that the accessories in the range Moto Mods They are compatible in both terminals, since this option has been created apr that is part of the Motorola Moto Z range, without exception.
TheMoto Z is the model on the left.
How are they different
One of the sections where one of the most important is found is that the Moto Z Force is much more resistant, since it includes ShatterShield instead of Gorilla Glass which is the specific development for the screen, which when used becomes almost unbreakable. It's a start, and it's not bad at all.
Below is that the dimensions and the pso are different in both devices. The Moto Z is smaller, with a thickness of only 5,19, while the second reaches 6,99 millimeters for example. As for the mentioned weight, the one that the Moto Z Force has is 163 grams, for the 136 of its “brother”. This, in addition, is used so that the more resistant of the two terminals also includes a battery with a higher charge: 3.500 mAh for the 2.500 of the Motorola Moto Z .
The Moto Z Force is the model on the right.
The camera, an important detail
Here's another big difference, since the Moto Z sensor is 13 megapixels while the Motorola Moto Z Force sensor is 21. There is a clear distance, as you can see. Of course, both components maintain the same aperture (F: 1.8), laser focus and optical stabilization. But, yes, the second terminal mentioned has PDAFwhile the other does not.
These are, broadly speaking, the big differences between the two models that make up the range Moto Z, which are of a very good quality and they belong to the high-end product range on their own merits and it makes it very clear that Lenovo is firmly committed to the models that come under the umbrella of that company. Which model do you find the most interesting?