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the Moto Z play is Motorola's third phone to feature magnetic pins that work with modular accessories these snap-on moto mods as they're called can change up your handsets look turn it into a point-and-shoot camera and transform it into a standalone audio speaker compared to the Moto Z and Z force the Z play is a more mid-range option it has a 5.5 inch screen like the others but it's thicker heavier features a Snapdragon 625 processor and a lower resolution 1080p display but it also has a bigger 3.5 one ampere error battery which clocked in one of the longest battery runtimes we've seen with mild usage it lasted for days without a charge and with turbo charging it took about an hour to re-up its charge to 50% in addition unlike the other two phones the Z play still has a headphone jack so you can listen with your wired headphones while charging it with a USB type-c cable on the back you'll get a 16 megapixel shooter and on the front is a five megapixel camera the handset features Android 6.0 marshmallow three gigs of ram and 32 gigs of internal storage with the option to expand via a microSD card now as the mid-range moto the Z plate is cheaper - in the US it costs four hundred and eight dollars on Verizon Motorola will release an unlock version - and that will be compatible with GSM networks for four hundred and fifty dollars or about 499 euros for more information including our full motorola moto z play review check out cnet.com