Photo by Evan Blass
By Gadjo Cardenas Sevilla
Lenovo is apparently bringing back its former flagship Moto X line along with the entry level Moto E line which were discontinued some years back. Now under the ownership of Lenovo, who seems to be ceding its own handsets to focus on Moto phones, we now have quite a range of upcoming Moto phones.
While these devices are likely going to different regions and being made available in various capacities. There's now more range than ever and, as a result, more confusion.
Aside from the Moto Z line and Moto G line that Canadians are familiar with. Lenovo is bringing back Moto X, Moto E as a value brand and Moto C, which is the entry-level line in certain markets. Visually, the slide provided by leaker Evan Blass, shows a familiar vein in terms of design across the lines with obvious differences (Moto Mods are only for Moto Z Play and Moto Z Force), battery life is augmented in the value segment and screen size options are available as you go up the chain.
What's clearly gone is any mention of Moto Mods, or any deep customization which Moto phones under Google were particularly famous for. Instead, there's a choice of materials pertinent to different lines and price points. We'll stay tuned to see which of these variants make it to Canada.
Source: Evan Blass Twitter