The Moto Z2 Gamepad in action: A hands-on review of the gaming Moto Mod

As the app's listing suggests, "Some games may not enable all functions to work with the Moto Gamepad controller (e.g. menu navigation), and may require the use of the touch screen to execute that function. In addition, some games require user to manually enable gamepad control in settings." All of the most major-name games I've tested so far have worked beautifully. That includes such gems as Minecraft, Sonic The Hedgehog, and Asphalt 8.

Outside of its styling, what makes the Gamepad Moto Mod better than the myriad of Bluetooth gamepads out there is the seamless connection. Simply snap a Moto Z smartphone into the Gamepad Moto Mod and you're good to go - no setup process and no input lag - plus the magnetic connection feels nicely secure.

Moto Z2 Gamepad review

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You'd also hope to hear a drastic improvement on the sound quality front, but I found a 30 Bluetooth speaker, such as the Creative Muvo 2c outshines the 99 moto mod. In comparison to the Muvo 2c, the smart speaker has recessed mids, a bloated bass and rolled off highs.

The front houses a fingerprint scanner that works for gesture-based navigation. In addition to the gestures, the Moto Actions has a number of gestures such as chop twice for the flashlight, twist for the camera, you know it if you are familiar with moto phones. 2ff7e9595c