If you’re looking for a phone with long battery life and embedded headphone jack. Moto Z Play can be the one you can go for. Moto Z Play has a 5.5-inch (1080 x 1920 resolution) Super AMOLED display. Overall, the display is nice and bright enough. Moto Z Play includes a water-repellent nano-coating, which is just good enough to survive accidental spills, splashes or light rain. The Z Play is a fully functioning handset, but on its back are two rows of magnetic bumps that let you attach and swap out accessories called Moto Mods. These Mods have a variety of uses and can be as simple as a decorative back cover (those covers come in a variety of patterns and textures) or as complex as an extra battery case, a snap-on speaker with kickstand or a projector. Motorola's newest Mod, a point-and-shoot camera accessory with a 10x optical zoom, is called the Hasselblad True Zoom.

Camera wise, the phone has a 16MP main camera with an f/2.0 aperture at the back. Moto Z Play combines laser autofocus and phase detection autofocus that translates into zero shutter lag. The front-facing camera is 5MP, with what Motorola touts as a wide-angle 85-degree lens. It captures more of your selfie scene than an iPhone. Video capabilities here are robust, with the resolution climbing all the way up to 4K. It doesn't go beyond 30fps at 4K or 1080p, but it can shoot slow-motion 720p video at 120fps. In terms of the battery, the phone is packed with a 3510mAh cell capacity which could last up to two days of moderate usage.