Experience 5G on moto z2 force with the 5G moto mod

Motorola and Verizon are bringing the power of 5G to moto z2 force. Starting this week, the 5G moto mod will be compatible with the moto z2 force, along with further improvements to the 5G moto mod to enable better battery life and faster speeds across the entire moto z family.*

On April 3, 2019, the moto z3 with the 5G moto mod became the world's first commercially-available smartphone to connect to 5G when Verizon turned on its 5G Ultra Wideband network in Chicago and Minneapolis.* Since then, moto fans have enjoyed using the 5G moto mod on the new moto z4 in Denver, Providence, Detroit, Chicago, Minneapolis, Atlanta, Indianapolis, St. Paul, and Washington, D.C. as Verizon rolled out 5G in new cities.

No Turbocharger? No Worries.

We know battery life is a priority for 5G users, so we've updated the powering system on the 5G moto mod and moto z phones to allow one device to power the other. It's simple when the 5G moto modTM battery is low, the battery of the moto z will charge the 5G moto mod and vice versa.**

Download the content you want, faster.

When it comes to speed, your 5G moto mod now delivers faster download speeds on Verizon's 5G network. With continuous improvements on both the Verizon network and 5G moto mod, z2 force users will be able to download high-definition videos and games in seconds.

Updates for both battery and download speed are available via software update on moto z2 force and moto z3 devices purchased from Verizon, and were automatically installed on the 5G moto mod. The new moto z4, now available through Verizon, has both of these optimizations already installed.

With more than 30 cities scheduled to receive Verizon 5G Ultra Wideband in 2019 and three Motorola smartphones compatible with the 5G moto mod, moto fans are at the forefront of next-generation connectivity. Connect your moto z2 force and other compatible moto z device and 5G moto modTM to Verizon's 5G Ultra Wideband network and the possibilities are endless.

Availability and Pricing

Consumers looking for a new 5G device can purchase the moto z4and 5G moto modTM now. For a limited time, you can purchase the moto z4 online from Verizon at just $10/month for 24 months (0% APR; $499.99 retail). When purchasing in store save $100 when you upgrade from your current phone or get it starting at $10/month with the activation of a new line. For more information visit verizon.com.*

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Disclaimers

*5G Ultra Wideband only available in parts of select markets.

**5G connectivity via the 5G moto modTM is currently compatible with moto z2 force, moto z3 and moto z4 devices sold at Verizon stores, and moto z4 Verizon edition phones sold on Motorola.com.

***When the compatible moto z battery is below 15%, the 5G moto modTM battery will charge the phone until the device battery reaches 20%, or until the 5G moto modTM battery drops to 14%. When the 5G moto modTM battery is below 13%, the compatible moto z's battery will charge the 5G moto mod until the moto mod battery reaches 14%, or until the compatible moto z's battery drops to 15%. If both batteries are above those limits, then the batteries will power their respective devices only.

$100 off with upgrades (only in retail stores): $499.99 purchase on device payment or at retail price req'd. Less $100 credit applied to account over 24 mos; promo credit ends if eligibility requirements are no longer met; 0% APR

$10/mo moto z4 (upgrades/new lines in .com/ telesales): $499.99 device payment purchase or at retail price w/new smartphone line req'd. Less $259.99 promo credit applied over 24 mos.; promo credit ends if eligibility req's are no longer met; 0% APR.

LINK:	https://blog.motorola.com/2019/08/15/experience-5g-on-moto-z2force-wit...
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