Motorola fans have been waiting for this handset for quite some time now and they will be happy to find out that it’s finally available for purchase starting today. Moto Z2 Force sales have been kicked off in the United States. This is the first flagship smartphone from the company in a few years to be available on all major carriers in the country at the same time.
The new handset isn’t a timed exclusive for a particular carrier and neither has Motorola released a special Droid version. The Moto Z2 Force can be purchased starting today from any of the four major carriers in the United States.
Verizon customers can pick it up at full retail for $756. Customers with an unlimited data plan can get it for $15 per month for 24 months.
Next up is AT&T. The second largest carrier in the country is selling this handset in black only. It’s offering it for $27 per month for 30 months which works out to $810 over the life of the lease plan.
T-Mobile customers can purchase the Moto Z2 Force for $30 down and $30 per month for 24 months. They can also buy it at full retail price for $750. Last but not the least, Sprint has the handset in black and gold colors and it’s selling it for $33 per month for 18 months.
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