The Moto Z and Moto Z Play is available at Verizon and, soon, unlocked from Motorola.
Motorola's Moto Z and Moto Z Force have been available exclusively at Verizon since late July as Droid Editions — the Z for $26 a month, or $624 outright, and the Force for $30 a month, or $720 outright. (To recap, the Force has a larger-capacity battery, higher-resolution camera and an unbreakable "ShatterShield" over the display.)
Now there's a new device, the Moto Z Play, that is coming to Verizon on September 8 as yet another Droid Edition, for $17 per month, or $408 outright. It's a much more affordable handset than the Z and Z Force, but retains all of the high marks of those devices, including support for Moto Mods.
Verizon is the sole carrier that sells the Moto Z, Moto Z Force, and Moto Z Play at the moment. While the SIM slot comes unlocked for other carriers, the phones are Verizon-branded and come with lots of bloatware.
If you want more of the traditional Moto experience, you can also order the Moto Z Droid Edition, Moto Z Force Droid Edition on the MotoMaker website, which includes the ability to configure various different Mods, choose colors and more.
Starting in October, you'll be able to order unlocked GSM-based versions of the Moto Z and Moto Z Play (the Force is staying a Verizon exclusive forever, it appears), that will work on a number of international carriers, with support for more than a dozen LTE bands. Stay tuned for more information on that as it becomes available.
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