The latest update on the upcoming smartphone from Lenovo i.e. Moto Z suggests that the device will be released with three different modular accessories. Reports suggested that the MotoMods will consist of various exceptional specs and features, which will enable the customers to have an enhanced user experience.

NDTV reported that the MotoMods are the customizable modular accessories, which can be magnetically attached to the back of the upcoming Moto Z smartphone. The MotoMods images trending all over the internet are reported to be leaked by Evan Blass on Twitter, who received the images few days ago.

There are reports that the soon-to-be-launched Moto Z smartphone will be made available with three modules having different functionalities. The first module is expected to feature a Pico projector, which would enable the customers to watch videos, movies, Netflix and YouTube on a big screen, reported Pocket-Lint. It is also reported that this type of MotoMod will have extended battery life too.

Furthermore, 9 to 5 Google reported that the second MotoMod will have powerful JBL speakers with a built-in kickstand. Besides, Evan Blass has stated that the last MotoMod will have an exceptional built-in 16 MP camera. The camera in the third module is expected to be priced at $700 to $3200 with exceptional features like zoom, flash, auto-focus and a camera shutter button.

Meanwhile, with all the rumors about the MotoMods, few reports suggest that the Moto Z will consist of a metal frame with a huge camera ring in the back. The Verge reported that the Moto Z device will consist of a 5.5-inch screen with Quad-HD display and Snapdragon 820 processor. Also, the device is stated to consist of Android 6.0.1 Marshmellow OS with the facility to upgrade to upcoming Android N OS.

Indian Express reported that the smartphone will consist of 4 GB RAM with 32 GB internal storage facility. The Moto Z is also reported to be available in three colors, such as black with gold scents, silver, and an all-gold model.

The Moto Z with different MotoMods is expected to be released at the Lenovo Tech World Conference on June 9.