LG kind of abandoned the module idea halfway, releasing only a camera grip attachment. Motorola's modules also seem a lot more useful. LG's modules only replaced the bottom chin of the phone Motorola coupled an ultra-thin base phone design with a module design that covers the entire back surface of the phone, giving the modules much more space to work with. Since the modules just snap onto the back, swapping modules doesn't require a phone reboot, which makes the whole process faster and easier. Motorola's modular system feels wholly superior, though. But if you want more functionality from your smartphone, you can slap on a "Moto Mod" backpack and end up with a thicker device packing extra features. The Moto Z isn't the first modular smartphone we've seen LG also tried something similar this year with the G5.
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