Motorola’s position in the smartphone world has been fortified by several solid models at decent mid-range prices over the past few years. Of these, their flagship Moto Z models have had considerable sales momentum. Now, ahead of the upcoming launches of several new models for 2017, Lenovo has started discounting it’s current variants. One of these is the Moto Z, which is currently available in the UK with a hefty £200 discount. There are also discounted devices from retailers in the United States, which we’ve covered below.
The Moto Z deal in question is available online from John Lewis, are you can view it here. Discounted price shows £299.95 at the time of writing this article. But read on.
This is a solid device that’s really worth the discounted price. For three hundred pounds, you’re not going to find that many devices with Qualcomm’s Snapdragon 820 processor, 5.5-inch Quad HD display, low-light 13-megapixel rear camera, 5-megapixel front-facing camera, 4GB RAM and 32 GB internal memory.
Meanwhile, as Lenovo plans its device launches through the year, we’re seeing a lot of discounting for Moto Z. Best Buy recently ran a promo for Verizon-locked Moto Z Droid devices at a whopping discount of $384. Those aren’t available at the moment, but they could be made available again, since the listing hasn’t been removed.
Moto Z Play is also available from an Amazon reseller at a 13 percent discount, and that offer is available at the time of writing this. There’s also another offer of a 29 percent discount for the Moto Z Play (unlocked), discounted down from $700.
If you search online, you’ll see quite a few Moto Z and other Moto models on discount. That’s as clear an indication you need that newer models are soon to come. If you regularly upgrade your phone and you’re more concerned about the price than about having the latest model, this is probably the best time to pick up a new device.
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