Moto Z Play

     The Moto Z Play has the best battery life of any smartphone,  its so good and superior to the competition that the third member of the Moto Z family, just became best recommend if battery life is your most important criteria in choosing a smartphone. Smartphone makers claimed again and again that their devices can last fir " up to two days " on a single charge. Its almost always braggadocio and overpromising. Inevitably you find yourself reaching for a charger by 6PM or,  in the case of phablets, at the end of the night. But not this time.


       On this smartphone you can charge up overnight, unplug the next morning, and use for two days straight. No asteriks. No buts. Its been such a refreshing thing to experience over the few weeks I've spent with the Moto Z play, and it turns out the formula is pretty simple,  you combine a big battery,  a new,  mid-range Qualcomm processor that slowly sips power,and then "settle" for a 1080P screen and 3GB of RAM.


      But the Moto Z play rarely feels like you're doing much settling,  even when you add together the negatives like an average camera, verizon's annoying boatware, and poor software updates, the Moto Z Play affordable price,  zippy performance,  and unbelievable battery life still add up to something very compelling. Unlike Z and Z Force,  there's even a headphone jack built in. Its available exclusively from Verizon wireless and for a limited time $408,  but starting in October you can get it unlocked on GSM carriers (and free of carrier bloat) for $450.


Manufacturer - Motorola
Price - ₹ 24,999. $ 555.53.
Description - It is one of the thinnest smartphone at 6.9mm thickness and is powdered by Android 6.0.1 Marshmallow.

* 2 Ghz Octa Core Qualcomm Snapdragon 625 processor.

* 3GB ROM with 32/64GB ROM.

* 5.5 " super AMOLED FHD Display.

* Moto Mods

* 16 MP Camera with double LED flash

* 5MP front camera with LED flash

* USB Type-C

* Bluetooth

* NFC

* Fingerprint

* 3510 mAh battery