MOTO z and Moto Z Force New modular designed phones

The standard Z has a 5.5-inch, quad HD AMOLED display; Qualcomm Snapdragon 820 processor with 4GB of RAM; 32 or 64GB of storage with SD card expansion; 13-megapixel camera with f/1.8 lens and optical image stabilization; fingerprint scanner; and 2600mAh battery.

NOTE:A headphone jack, so you'll have to use Bluetooth or the included adapter to plug headphones into the USB-C port.

Mods in various styles and capabilities will be available for separate purchase. The SoundBoost Mod, which was built in partnership with JBL, is a speaker that expands the output of the device with two three-watt drivers and adds an extra 1,000mAh of battery capacity. If you're not interested in a speaker, but want longer battery life, the Power Pack Mod adds a 2,220mAh cell to the back of the phone and comes in three different styles from Incipio, Kate Spade, and Tumi. The Insta-Share Mod adds a pico projector to the phone and lets you broadcast your phone's display up to 70 inches wide at 480p resolution.The Mods are integrated into the phone's software, so when a battery mod is attached to the phone, you can monitor the charge status of both the internal battery and the mod's cell. The SoundBoost Mod requires no pairing or set up once it's connected to the phone, sound just automatically pipes out of its speakers. Mods can also be attached or detached on the fly and don't require the phone to be rebooted in between.

In case you feel like blasting tunes, JBL's speaker Mod gives the Z line some added battery and some much louder sound. The most curious of the bunch is Motorola's tiny projector, which more or less blows the Moto Z screen up to about 70 inches on a wall. It's surprisingly bright and produces a steadier image than you might expect, but I wonder who really wants to tote one of these things around. (Vacationing families, maybe?) At the very least, I'm told that these Mods are meant to be "intergenerational," and will work with next year's Z phones, too.