Moto Z2 Force Case Bumper Black/Clear Compatible with Moto Mods Does Not Fit Moto Z (2016), Moto z Play (2016), Moto Zforce 1st Generation (2016)

My previous phone cover fell apart, and needed a replacement. This arrived quickly, and was a great replacement! The old one - the buttons fell off after a while, leaving a hole where the power and volume buttons were. This is sturdier, and while it's a little tough to hit the power button, I think that is by design. Works good.

Good price, durable. It does actually interfere with the fit of certain mods, but not a deal breaker, as I can usually get it right with a little fiddling. The mod I use most is a Kate Spade aux battery (yes, I know, but I am straight, and secure. It was on clearance) with also protects the back. I can not remove or install the battery mod with the bumper installed. Not a big deal to remove the bumper first, etc. Don't neglect a screen protector tho, you will need it, and the screen is almost (_ALMOST_) shatter proof, but it sure isn't scratch-proof. Like, at all.

Bought the Moto Z2 Force Case Bumper Black/Clear compatible with Moto Mods (Ademite) for my Moto Z2 Force. Works flawlessly with the Incipio offgrid Power Pack Wireless Battery Case! Absolutely the best.Fits perfectly (was a little snug getting it on, but that's as it should be. No interference at all with the Incipio Moto Mod. The bumper is IMHO more a really dark gray (it's not a deep black) and the clear part is only over the volume and power buttons on the right side. It looks great on my gold (back - which you cannot see with the Mod on the phone) and white (bezel front) Verizon Z2 Force. Adds a little to the heft of the edges of the Z2 and also makes it less likely I'll let the phone slip out of my hands. The cut out for the USB-C port is perfect I've used it with several USB to USB-C adapters without any issues.Will it keep me from breaking the phone in a really hard fall? Probably not, but if you need that you're probably better off with a Otter Box (or equivalent) and no Moto Mod in the first place - if you are too careless then even the Otter Box won't save your phone though - I'm just saying. It clearly adds some protection from every day bumps, helps keep the phone from slipping out of your hands and certainly might aid in a big hard drop.Outstanding case/bumper for the Moto Z2 Force! Well worth the price.

Looks great but doesn't fit as well as the one I purchased at cell phone retailer. After using it for a couple weeks now, I've grown kinda irritated with how difficult it is to use the buttons. I have to push harder to activate any of the buttons. It also doesn't fit as well. The button side doesn't sit well against the buttons and has more play and wiggles. Yes I have a Z2 force and not the Z2 Play just in case you were thinking that... If you are a user of the projector... you will see light from the projector through the bumper. I did not have that problem with the one I initially purchased (from the the store that rhymes with horizon. LOL.) That issue probably has more to do with the fact that the first bumper I had was smoke/black. My advice for those that use the projector is get the smoke/ black version. I figured I would give this one a shot as the price was very good. But ultimately I don't think I would recommend it.

It's obviously protective in the way that it should be. I bought one a few years ago when my phone was new and that one is still in good condition, but it yellowed over time so I wanted a refresher. This new one is so stiff, it's almost worthless... The buttons are so hard to push its unreal. The old one didn't have that problem. Probably put this new one in a junk drawer and switch back to the old one.*UPDATE* a day later, I followed up and did what I thought would happen. It's useless hardly being able to push the buttons, so it's on the junk drawer now. One star is appropriate because it's at least in the shape of the bumper protector.

I just received and installed, fits very nicely, will NOT fall off, appears to be able to work with Moto Mods without having to remove case, although with the Insta Share projector, the power button and focus adjustment wheel are ever so slightly obscured by this case, not a deal - breaker, might even CAREFULLY remove some of the rubberized material from the case to allow better access to these controls. Other than that, great case, engineered well and I am guessing that the Projector Mod is the only one that has any issues with this case, due to the fact that it has controls near the case itself. And case also is easily removed from the phone if needed.

It is a tie fit on three of the sides, but not on the side where the buttons is at. So it does make the volume button a little hard to use. The cut out at the button for the charging port is a little small, it fits some of my cord, but not all. So just pay attention to the head of the cord on the type-c side when you purchase additional charging cable. It does protect the phone well, but sometime the lips on the back side does get in the way. It prevent the mob to line up correctly. To corrected I do have to remove the bumper to line everything up. The whole reason for this bumper case is so that you don't have to removed it to switch between the mob...So it is a little annoying for that, but over all it does the job.

This is the only option I've seen for a Moto Z2 Force bumper case that still lets you use most moto mods. Works just as described. Have used it with the JBL soundboost and the thin battery moto mods. Battery is pretty tricky to get off when the case is on, but I don't fault the case for that. This case may not work with style shell mods (lack that bottom lip cutout) or the moto gamepad since the phone appears to need to sit flush with that mod on the top and bottom of the phone.The corners have a bit extra plastic which is good since that's usually what hits the ground first, and there's a front lip over the screen so you can finally set your phone face down without worrying about toast crumbs and such scratching your screen.