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Moto Z2 Play: New & Refurbished Prices in Canada

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The Moto Z2 Play is a slim mid-range Android phone built around Motorola’s Moto Mods ecosystem, giving it a more flexible role than a typical handset from its era. It pairs a 5.5-inch Full HD AMOLED display with a Snapdragon 626 chip, a 12MP camera with laser and dual-pixel autofocus, and fast TurboPower charging in a notably thin body.

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Moto Z2 Play: Full Specifications

Motorola gave the Moto Z2 Play a distinct identity by combining a very thin metal body with support for snap-on Moto Mods, so it can shift from everyday phone to speaker, battery add-on or other specialised setup without changing devices. Its 5.5-inch Super AMOLED screen offers a Full HD resolution that still suits video, reading and general app use well, while the Snapdragon 626 processor keeps navigation and routine multitasking feeling steady. Depending on the version, the phone comes with 32GB storage and 3GB of RAM or 64GB and 4GB, and microSD expansion is supported. The rear 12MP camera uses a bright f/1.7 lens with laser autofocus and dual autofocus pixels, with video recording up to 4K, while the 5MP front camera adds a wide-angle lens and dual-LED flash for selfies. A 3000mAh battery is built in, with TurboPower fast charging available through USB-C, and the phone also keeps a 3.5 mm headphone jack, NFC, and a fingerprint reader. At about 145 g and only 6.0 mm thick, it remains one of the lighter and slimmer Moto Z models, with a water-repellent coating for basic splash resistance.
Model
Moto Z2 Play
Storage capacity
32 GB
SIM card
SIM
Operating system
Android
Screen size (inches)
5.5

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