Motorola Moto Z4 review

As a budget phone, the Moto Z4 doesn't beat the similarly priced Pixel 3A XL or OnePlus 6T. So unless you're a 5G early adopter (which requires a $349 Mod), or you're already invested in Motorola's Moto Mod ecosystem, skip the Moto Z4.

- Patrick Holland, Cnet

The Moto Z4 drifts more solidly into midrange territory, which isn’t necessarily a bad thing with the latest middle-of-the-road Snapdragon chipset and higher-megapixel rear camera. But the rest of the phone’s design and features barely iterate over its predecessor. Only its compatibility with the 5G...

- David Lumb, TechRadar

For those who are looking to do a lot of hardcore mobile gaming or who will absolutely have to use their device while it's charging, the lack of cooling to offset the problem is probably going to be a dealbreaker anyway. That's unfortunate because the Moto Z4 is a brilliantly good device where it ex...

- Daniel Golightly, Android Headlines

This is a smartphone that checks almost all of the same boxes as the Pixel 3a series and offers a smooth experience, to begin with. At the same time -- setting aside the wealth of other mods from projectors to battery expansions and with the purchase of a separate, if expensive, moto mod -- it goes...

- Daniel Golightly, Android Headlines

If you're looking for a cheap 5G-compatible phone with limited coverage that works in your favor, then the Moto Z4 and 5G Moto Mod might somehow make an attractive option. This is assuming you really can't wait another year for 5G coverage and compatible phones to become more abundant.

- GSMArena