They’re beyond magical - they’re surreal. The trees that dot the landscape look like something out of Candyland or Horton Hears a Who right now. This is something that’s much harder to do - even on an iPhone, where you can touch a darker area to lighten it overall as you’re composing your pic. (Remember, too, that I haven’t even gotten into the camera Mod, which gives you even more photographic options.) Being able to manage the exposure composition right on my smartphone screen means I can instantly adjust to nearly any lighting conditions in an instant.
#Tremblant #sunsets #moutainview #landscapelover #sunsetphoto #snowshoemountain #monttremblant #winterfun? #natureloversgallery #naturephotos #winterwarrior #snowscape #luxurytraveler #luxurytraveller #luxurytravels #snowfun #quebec #laurentians #mountainfun #sunrise_sunsets_aroundworld #travelblogger #hostedĪ post shared by Travel + Lifestyle | Andrea on at 6:33pm PSTĪnd it’s not just about the photo quality but also about the level of control I have as I’m taking the photo. Why it was so worth #snowshoeing down a 3,000-foot mountain. And a camera is huge for me because I’m constantly snapping what I hope will be my next greatest Instagram pic. I’ve tried it (multiple times), and it’s not just a marketing claim.īut what ties for first place in my long list of favourites has got to be the camera. The Turbo Charge will get you nine hours of power in 15 minutes. While the Moto Z Play doesn’t come with a charging cord you can plug into a USB port, it does come with a hardwired cord for any electrical outlet that allows the phone to “Turbo Charge.” In a hurry? No bigs. I once got 48 hours out of a single charge with moderate use. Like my friend Tamara from Globe Guide, who also recently switched to the Moto Z Play, I’ve stopped carting around my external batteries, because I just don’t need them anymore.Ĭharging the battery is fast, too. Maybe three if you’re an ultra-light user. However, if you’re more of an average user who has the phone on standby and maybe sees a couple hours of heavy use a day, you won’t need to recharge your Moto Z Play for two days. At the end, you’ll still be able to call a taxi. And I’m talking conference-or-event heavy use where there are photos, videos, emails, tweets and such happening without so much as a snack break.
#MOTO MOD INSTASHARE PROJECTOR REVIEWS SERIES#
Even without the Power Pack (which I’ll get to later), the Moto Z Play has a longer-lasting battery than even the Samsung Galaxy series - which, before now, reigned supreme in my experience. When she asked why, at the top of my list was battery life. About two weeks into my review period, I messaged my pal at Motorola* to tell her I could easily give up my iPhone for the Moto Z Play. Thanks also to TELUS for the always-reliable service when I’m testing new smartphones. So bear with me as I take you through it all.
#MOTO MOD INSTASHARE PROJECTOR REVIEWS MODS#
I’m so grateful to Motorola for letting me play with not only the best smartphone I’ve used to date, but all of the ultra-fun mods and its Moto360 smartwatch, too. And yet none hold up to the versatility I’ve found in the Moto Z Play and its complementary Moto Mods. (adsbygoogle = window.adsbygoogle || ).In the past five years, I’ve owned or tested three iPhones, two Samsung smartphones, and the budget-minded Idol3. One of the Mods I have been using over the past few weeks has been the Motorola Insta-Share Projector. The mods range from very simple mods like a faux-wood grain back cover to a $300+ Hasselblad camera with 10 X optical zoom. If you’re not familiar with the Moto Mod concept, it is Motorola’s take on the modular phone, allowing you to snap various different modular devices to the back of any one of Motorola’s Z series phones.
Motorola was kind enough to send over a few Moto mods to test drive with the Moto Z I have on hand.
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