Motorola improves on the first-generation Z Play in several key areas while sacrificing battery capacity.
While the budget segment in India is overflowing with excellent options, the same cannot be said of the mid-range segment. The ₹20,000 - ₹30,000 ($310 - $460) tier is underserved, and there is opportunity for brands to make a dent in this category. With the likes of the OnePlus 5 starting at ₹32,999 ($515), there are just a handful of devices that are worthy of consideration: Samsung`s Galaxy C7 Pro, the Honor 8 Pro, and the Moto Z2 Play.
The Moto Z Play was one of the best mid-range phones of 2016, offering outstanding battery life and support for the Moto Mods ecosystem. The Z2 Play builds on that foundation, and while it no longer can lay claim to the title of battery champion owing to a reduced battery size, it gets a lot of things right.
The phone is available in India for ₹27,999 ($435), or ₹3,000 ($45) more than the first-generation Z Play....
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