Lenovo is today adding a third smartphone to the company's Moto Z series: the Moto Z Play. Like the Moto Z and Moto Z Force before it, the Moto Z Play is coming to Verizon Wireless as a Droid in the United States, but it will also be sold unlocked. Lenovo and the Moto team designed the Z Play to accomplish two things. First, the company wanted it to be more affordable than its flagship siblings. At around $400 ($408 full retail on Verizon, $449 unlocked) you're getting a very decent if not bleeding edge smartphone for the money. More exciting than that, though, is that the Moto Z Play is said to offer "the longest lasting battery in the history of Motorola smartphones." It also supports the full lineup of snap-on MotoMod accessories —...
The $400 Moto Z Play could be Android's new battery champion
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