Moto Z & Moto Mods

Here it is the new Moto Z with all new MOTO MODS that cost about 37,000Rs as per INDIAN rupees

• Features     :   4 GB RAM | 64 GB ROM | Expandable Upto 2 TB

                                5.5 inch Quad HD Display

•                   13MP Primary Camera | 5MP Front
•                   2600 mAh Battery
•                   Qualcomm Snapdragon 820 Processor
• Featuring an ultra-thin design and powerful features, the Moto Z is as attractive as it is efficient. It will take your existing smartphone experience to the next level and help you experience something you haven’t experienced before.

MOTO Z MODS

 Hasselblad True Zoom

The name Hasselblad immediately brings to mind professional gear that costs multiple lakhs, so obviously we have high hopes for the True Zoom mod. As its name suggests, one of its biggest draws is the 10x optical zoom lens which physically protrudes from the back just like a compact camera’s lens.

Price about 19,999 INDIAN rupees 

Pros

• 10x optical zoom
• Improves daylight performance

Cons

• Expensive
• Impossible to use without a Moto Z phone
• Bulky, compromises grip
• Weak low light results

JBL Soundboost

The Soundboost speaker has its own 1000mAh battery with a Type-C port on the inside for charging. It will only draw power from the phone's charger when the phone is at 100 percent and still plugged in, but you can charge it directly if you need to. There’s no audio input other than the Moto mods’ magnetic interface and no volume or any other controls – you cannot use the Soundboost with any other source device or as a standalone speaker. A 3.5mm input for redundancy would have made this accessory much more versatile, since speakers can easily outlive smartphones. We would also have loved a 3.5mm output, since the Moto Z lacks one and there’s plenty of space to use here.

Price is about 6,999 INDIAN rupees

Pros

• Great for videos and voice calls
• Fairly loud 
• Large battery

Cons

• Adds a lot of weight to the phone
• Impossible to use without a Moto Z phone
• Expensive
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Moto Instashare

Setup is absolutely painless, as expected. Motorola says you can project a screen of up to 70 inches, but at the native resolution of just 854x480, this doesn’t seem like a good idea. Brightness is 50 lumens; about standard for pico projectors. Zoom and image size can only be adjusted by physically moving the projector closer to or farther from the surface you're projecting onto. We found image quality enjoyable in a pitch dark room and were actually impressed with the size of the image, but the bigger you get, the duller it is. The lamp is rated for 10,000 hours of life.

Price is about 19,999 INDIAN Rupees

Pros

• Convenient size and shape
• Easy to set up and use
• Reasonable picture qualit
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Cons

• Loud fan
• Impossible to use without a Moto Z phone
• Expensive

and have more MODS are coming to Market Soon