Motorola is back in full force with what seems like a very compelling flagship smartphone. The Moto Z Force, which keeps it company in Moto's new line-up is a reinforced version with beefier specs and a shatter-proof display that seems to offer the best of Motorola's current technological achievements in a single package.
The Moto Z Force is made of aluminum and stainless steel. Motorola didn't forget to finish it with the water-repellent nano-coating it has used in previous models like the Droid Turbo – the solution doesn't provide complete waterproofing, but does repel splashes and drops of liquid.
The Moto Z Force features a 5.5-inch Quad-HD resolution AMOLED display that's protected by the company's unique ShatterShield display structure. The display is split in five layers, starting with an aluminum chassis that holds the AMOLED panel and provides structural integrity.
Motorola wanted the best it could get for its flagship phone, so it splurged on components and didn't spare cash for components shopping. Thus, the Moto Z Force comes tricked out with Qualcomm's reputable Snapdragon 820 processor, 4GB of LPDDR4 RAM, and up to 64GB of expandable UFS flash storage.
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