Moto Z3 Play Launched With Dual Cameras, Google Lens Integration and Moto Mod Support
Jun. 6, 2018After a number ofleaks and much speculation, Moto Z3 Play has finally been unveiled by the Lenovo-owned company. The new smartphone features a sleek design, features AI with contextual actions, dual cameras for depth effect, and support for Moto mods.
Moto Z3 Play is updated as per the latest display trends and features a6-inch Super AMOLED displaywith an aspect ratio of 18:9 and Full HD+ resolution. Asrumored earlier, the fingerprint on the Moto Z3 Play has been shifted to the side to guarantee more space for the screen. The smartphone is built from ablend of high-strength Gorilla Glass and aircraft-grade aluminumwhich ensure durability and lightweight.
The smartphone is powered by aSnapdragon 636chipset which is paired with4GB of RAM. In terms of storage, you getoptions between 32GB and 64GBand the lack of a 128GB variant means that Moto doesn’t consider the Moto Z3 Play a competitor for phones like theOnePlus 6.
Z3 Playpacks in dual camerason the back featuring a 12-megapixel primary shooter with an aperture of f/1.7 as well as a 5-megapixel shooter for sensing the depth of background images. On the front lies an 8-megapixel camera, but without a selfie flash.
The new Moto smartphone features USB-C port for charging the 3,000mAh battery and presumably also for listening to audio asthere is no headphone jack. The smartphone also gets support forthe previously released mods. For stock Android lovers, the Moto Z3 Play comes with Android 8.1 with a close-to-stock interface.
While the processor does not sport an NPU, Motorola claims that the device is optimized for AI-related actions and will make your interactions with Google Assistant more fruitful, thanks to the four microphones. The Moto Z3 Play comes built-in withGoogle Lensand also has an AI system for the camera’s scene recognition algorithms.
The Moto Z3 Play is available in Brazil starting todayat R$ 2,299 (~Rs. 40,000)and will be available in North America later this month. There isno word on availability in Indiaand we’ll keep you informed about the same.
