Motorola posted a 10-second long video earlier today
on their official Weibo page trying to prepare its fans for an upcoming event
on October 24. The small video clip shows a collection of short clips possibly
recorded with an upcoming model – presumably the Moto Z2 Force.
It’s not a new model for the company obviously, but
it is a new device for the Chinese market. The Moro Z2 Force was announced last
July in the US and Europe but until today no one knew if it would be available
in the Chinese market. A recent sighting of a new Moto Z2 Force with 6GB of RAM
and 128GB of storage on TENAA however hints that this will be the variant our
Chinese visitors will get.
In case you forgot its official unveiling last July,
you’ll be glad to know that the Moto Z2 Force is equipped with a Snapdragon 835
chipset, along with a 2730mAh battery, a 5.5-inch P-OLED QHD display, dual 12MP
rear cameras and a 5MP front facing camera with its own LED.
It’s obviously fully compatible with Moto Mods (it
has those small connection pins the first Moto Z series models had), along with
a USB-C port on the bottom, for audio and charging. The device is rumored to be
unveiled along with a new set of USB-C in-ear headphones by Motorola, as the
second teaser image reveals. From what we can see these headphones should be
equipped with an in-line remote with volume controls and a call button.
At this time we don’t know how these devices will
cost in China but we will know more next week.
