The
Moto X Force, which was launched earlier this week in the US under the name
Droid Turbo 2, is scheduled to hit the Indian market in November.
The Moto X Force has a shatterproof display panel courtesy Motorola's ShatterShield technology; the company is even offering a four-year warranty that covers damage to the display. The company has even used two touch-screen layers, so that the Smartphone remains usable even if one of the layers is cracked.
The Moto X Force has a shatterproof display panel courtesy Motorola's ShatterShield technology; the company is even offering a four-year warranty that covers damage to the display. The company has even used two touch-screen layers, so that the Smartphone remains usable even if one of the layers is cracked.
Moto
X Force's OLED display panel measures 5.4-inch in size and sports resolution of
1440x2560p. Under the hood is a 2GHz octa-core Snapdragon 810 processor with
3GB RAM, and storage options are 32GB and 64GB. The Smartphone supports microSD
cards of up to 2TB capacity.
Motorola
has preloaded Moto X Force with Android 5.1.1, not Android 6.0 (Marshmallow).
On
the back is the 21MP camera with f/2.0 aperture and phase-detection autofocus
and dual-LED flash, while a 5MP front camera with f/2.0 aperture, 1.4micron
pixels and LED flash is in the front.
For
connectivity, Moto X Force has 4G, NFC, Bluetooth 4.1 LE, Wi-Fi with MIMO, and
infrared. The battery capacity is rated at 3,760mAh and supports Turbo Charging
technology for faster charging as well as Qi and PMA wireless charging
standards.
Moto
X Force is available in only black ballistic nylon finish with water repellent
nano-coating. The Smartphone, however, is not water resistant. It weighs 169
grams and measures 7.6mm at its thinnest point.
The 32GB unlocked variant of Moto X Force has
been priced at 534 pounds in the UK, whereas the 64GB model costs 534 pounds.
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