Verizon's has the exclusive on the Moto Z, but it won't last forever.
So here's the deal with the Moto Z, insofar as when and where you'll be able to buy it.
The is currently exclusive to Verizon, as a "Droid Edition." It's up for preorder and will officially be available on July 28. It costs $26 a month, or $624 outright.
It's not the only phone, however. Verizon also has the Moto Z Force Droid Edition. It's got a larger-capacity battery, higher-resolution camera and an unbreakable "ShatterShield" over the display. (We tried it. It works very well.) The Force costs $30 a month, or $720 outright.
Verizon's exclusive doesn't last forever, though. Globally you'll be able to buy a SIM-unlocked (but GSM-only) Moto Z (not the Force) in September, from Motorola.
We'll update this page as the Moto Z becomes available in more places.
So here's the deal with the Moto Z, insofar as when and where you'll be able to buy it.
The is currently exclusive to Verizon, as a "Droid Edition." It's up for preorder and will officially be available on July 28. It costs $26 a month, or $624 outright.
It's not the only phone, however. Verizon also has the Moto Z Force Droid Edition. It's got a larger-capacity battery, higher-resolution camera and an unbreakable "ShatterShield" over the display. (We tried it. It works very well.) The Force costs $30 a month, or $720 outright.
Verizon's exclusive doesn't last forever, though. Globally you'll be able to buy a SIM-unlocked (but GSM-only) Moto Z (not the Force) in September, from Motorola.
We'll update this page as the Moto Z becomes available in more places.