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Moto Z2 Play – Design

Moto’s design choices for the Z line can be seen as being a little erratic. The original Z Play is a chunky device, built mainly from plastic, but the Z2 Play is far nicer. The plastic is replaced with metal and the unit is marginally thinner – although when you take into account the prominent camera hump the Z2 Play is far from the thinnest phone around.

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Like the other Moto Mod-compatible phones, a row of visible pins can be found on the rear, lower portion of the phone, and while they’re obviously a necessity for Mod functionality, they’re hardly good-looking. In fact, the overall design choices appear to have been made to accommodate the Mods, with numerous oddities as a result.

In addition, Moto has chosen to use three tiny buttons to increase / decrease the volume with the standby commands.

Flip the phone over and what you see is much more attractive. The 5.5-inch screen is surrounded by a fairly thin bezel and has a fingerprint sensor on its bottom. Like the Moto G5, this sensor can act as a touchpad to replace on-screen buttons, but it does not just work as a home button.

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