The Motorola is a carrier exclusive in the U.S and so we might not see those hitting our shores anytime soon, if ever but it still is a fascinating topic to cover. Starting in early 2019, Motorola will release a 5G MotoMod that will tap into Verizon’s 5G network, once the first of the carrier’s 5G networks goes live. 5G is a crucial step in mobile data as it is expected to deliver data speeds several times those of the fastest 4G-LTE networks around. The 5G hype is on and chipmakers, from Snapdragon to Intel are all coming up with radios and equipment that will support the next standard of mobile. Also Read: How fast is 5G and when will it replace 4G LTE as mobile network standard? On its own, the Moto Z3 is a fairly typical high-end smartphone. It’s not the most flashy, or the highest-powered, but it’s incredibly thin. And Motorola is also selling it for the pretty great price of $460, exclusively on Verizon.
Moto Z3 Spec Sheet
6″ FHD+ sAMOLED 18:9 Display 3000mah Battery Snapdragon 835 4GBs of RAM 64GBs Storage Dual 12MP Cameras Support for all previous MotoMods
More important to note is that the Z3 and every other Mod compatible Motorola will also work with the company’s new 5G Moto Mod. It is still unclear how much it’ll cost when it launches in early 2019. I know not many people are excited for what Motorola is doing with their MotoMods but it is looking like a really solid way of implementing modularity. The fact that your 2 or 3 year old phone can still get upgraded to the latest tech by just slapping on an accessory is exactly what we envisioned modular phones being.
