Why trust GreenbotA pair of sharp eyes spotted the pricing for the first batch of Moto Mods. They’re the custom modular add-ons that will add an extra battery, set of speakers, or even a projector with a simple snap onto the Moto Z. According to 9to5 the pricing, discovered inside of My Verizon Mobile app, breaks down as follows:
- SoundBoost – $80
- Insta-Share ojector – $299
- Kate Spade New York Style Shell – $70
- TUMI Style Shell – $70
- TUMI wer ck – $90
- TUMI reless Charging wer ck – $100
They’re not cheap, which keeps in line with how Motorola went to great lengths to proclaim the newest phone its set of modules as a feat of precise design engineering.
The instashare projector attached to the phone.
However, there’s some good news for your wallet. According to Motorola, you’ll get two years of free, full-size otos storage with your purchase. It’s a nice perk, as currently full-size backup without compressed images will eat into your Drive storage.
It’s not uncommon to see offers like this, as both the G5 HTC 10 give you 100GB of Drive for two years.
y this matters: The Moto Z line has a lot going for it, though the main downside is the first phone out of the gate is going to be an exclusive to Verizon. An unlocked Moto Z is coming eventually, though it’s unclear right now if you’ll get the same offer.
