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Bonnes performances
Design mince et chic
Les Moto Mods rendent l'utilisation du smartphone plus flexible
Son design
Son superbe écran
Son autonomie
Un appareil photo plutôt bon
Le logiciel Android Stock + les fonctions Moto très pratiques
Finitions propres
Écran de qualité
Performances équilibrées
Volet audio bien maîtrisé
Autonomie très solide
Autonomie
Système de Mods très pratique
Qualité photo en nette progression
Le design ultra fin en aluminium
Les accessoires modulaires
L'écran AMOLED de 5
5 pouces
Un design plus raffiné
Les Mods
La prise jack (résistance)
Un bel écran
L'écran superbe
L'autonomie qui tient une journée
Le stockage extensible
La prise casque et des options logicielles pratiques
Châssis en métal très fin et élégant
Très rigide et ergonomique
Divers configurations grâce aux Mods
Mods facile à utiliser
Configuration réussie
Android pur
GPS plutôt précis
Hautparleurs honnêtes
Microphone clair
Photos nettes
Angles de vue
Les éditeurs n'ont pas aimé
Appareil photo
Les Moto Mods peuvent alourdir le smartphone
Un seul haut-parleur plutôt moyen
Des performances correctes mais en deçà de la concurrence
Les modules intéressants mais chers
Mais bien moins que les modèles concurrents
Son placement tarifaire
Un objectif d'appareil photo qui ressort beaucoup et met en évidence les problèmes de la course à la finesse
Manque d'optimisation de la face avant
Traitement photo trop agressif
Autonomie en deçà de celle du modèle de l'année dernière
Design un peu gâché par le système de fixation des Mods
Le rapport équipement/prix
L'autonomie de la batterie
Les performances médiocres
Bien que moins impressionnante que le sur le premier Moto Z Play
Un prix fort
Des ratés sur certaines des meilleures fonctions logicielles
L'autonomie du Z Play de l'année dernière était supérieure
Publié: 2017-08-30, Auteur: Tim , review by: droid-life.com
Extrait: For the next week, you can grab a Moto Z2 Play (unlocked or Verizon-branded) through Motorola's website, then get a JBL SoundBoost 2 Moto Mod for free.In total, the Z2 Play will cost you $499 for an unlocked model (64GB) or $409 for the Verizon unit (32GB...
very slim, stylish metal casing, very rigid and ergonomic, diverse options via Mods, easy to use Mods, good configuration, pure Android, relatively accurate GPS, decent speaker, clear microphone, sharp camera photos, stable viewing angles, low temperatur
12 months warranty only, slow Wi-Fi, PWM at low frequency, heterogeneous screen illumination, relatively long charging time
A solid phone for those who want to get involved with Moto Mods, and a decent value at $500. There are other, more powerful phones out there, but none that support Moto Mods...
No EIS when recording 4K video, Viewing angle issues, Camera bump
Despite its name, the Motorola Moto Z2 Play is anything but fooling around, offering a flagship-like experience for almost half the price. It's bigger and bulkier than similarly-priced mid-rangers and cracks under pressure when compared to the performance...
I can absolutely say that this is still a great phone that it better than the original. This easily joins the rankings of the best Android phone between $400-$500. It will cost you $408 for a 32GB model on Verizon & a 64GB unlocked model for $499 coming l...
Publié: 2017-07-26, Auteur: Robert , review by: pocketables.com
It's not surprising that I really liked the Moto Z2 Play. It is kind of surprising, to me at least, how much I liked it. I'm already plotting to buy one for myself to replace my Moto Z. I'll gladly sacrifice the faster processor for the battery life and g...
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Publié: 2017-07-26, Auteur: Jared , review by: talkandroid.com
The Moto Z2 Play is an absolutely fantastic phone. It's well-built, offers fantastic performance and battery life, and aside from the camera, only cut corners in places where other phones are overkill anyway. At just $400 it undercuts devices like the One...
Extrait: Alright, alright, alright, it's time for our Moto Z2 Play review, now that I've had a cool couple of weeks to absorb a phone that is the follow-up to the sleeper of the year phone from 2016. You guys know I loved the original Moto Z Play, so this one I'v...
Extrait: Alright, alright, alright, it's time for our Moto Z2 Play review, now that I've had a cool couple of weeks to absorb a phone that is the follow-up to the sleeper of the year phone from 2016. You guys know I loved the original Moto Z Play, so this one I'v...
The Moto Z2 Play is optimized very well, despite the midrange specs. Basic tasks won't cause a bit of lag, The battery life is above average, and it charges incredibly fast with Moto's premium charger, Motorola's version of Nougat is clean and efficient
While it's good compared to other phones, the Moto Z2 Play gets poorer battery life than last year's phone, I'm still not convinced that Moto Mods make sense, The same flat back and giant camera hump seen on other Z phones, thanks to the Moto Mod connecto
Motorola has yet to truly make the case that Moto Mods are a good idea. We were promised monthly mod releases, but that didn't happen. The Moto Mods we do have range from quirky and overpriced to mediocre. and overpriced. The first-gen Moto Z Play was a...
