About
About this site
A reference for the Moto Z phones and the Moto Mods that snapped onto them. Motorola retired the product and took its pages down; this collects what they said about it in one place.
What's here
| Moto Mods | 20 |
|---|---|
| Phones | 8, across four generations |
| Years covered | 2016 – 2019 |
Sources
Product copy, specifications and imagery come from Motorola's own product pages. Where a page carried no specification table, the figures come from the manufacturer's stated specs or from Wikipedia, as listed below.
| www.motorola.com | 30 pages |
|---|---|
| www.bhphotovideo.com | 13 pages |
| www.red-dot.org | 4 pages |
| www.verizon.com | 3 pages |
| en.wikipedia.org | 3 pages |
| ifdesign.com | 2 pages |
| motomods.dev | 1 page |
Prices are not listed. Motorola's pages loaded them from a service that no longer exists, so any figure here would be a guess.
The platform
Mods talked to the phone over Greybus, the protocol from Project Ara, on a microcontroller running NuttX. Motorola's developer documentation for that stack is preserved separately atMotoMods Developer Docs.
Rights
Moto, Moto Mods and Moto Z are trademarks of their respective owners. Product text and images are © Motorola Mobility LLC and are reproduced here for reference. This site is independent and is not affiliated with, sponsored by, or endorsed by Motorola, Lenovo or Google.