the default dpi looks pretty ugly

[vhl71]

Thinking of getting a moto Z. My biggest concern is the dpi on the screen. From what i saw, the default dpi looks pretty ugly on the screen. Even my 5.2" Dtek50 has a much nicer layout of apps and websites with a dpi of 441. How easy is it to change the dpi so that its more or less in line with Dtek50 or google pixel?
Also how good is the camera? Main issue with my dtek50 is that the camera sucks..

 

[Ry]

Thinking of getting a moto Z. My biggest concern is the dpi on the screen. From what i saw, the default dpi looks pretty ugly on the screen. Even my 5.2" Dtek50 has a much nicer layout of apps and websites with a dpi of 441. How easy is it to change the dpi so that its more or less in line with Dtek50 or google pixel?
Also how good is the camera? Main issue with my dtek50 is that the camera sucks..

This can be changed on the settings with the Nougat update.

 

[benjamminh]

In the Z line, Force camera is the best, with a decent gap to the Z Play, and a smaller gap to the regular Z. Honestly unless someone is in love with the Z form factor I'd either get the Force or Play.

 

[markabele]

Is the camera differences a hardware or software difference?

 

[Ry]

Is the camera differences a hardware or software difference?

Hardware.

 

[markabele]

Due to the extra depth you have in the force?

 

[Ry]

Due to the extra depth you have in the force?

http://www.anandtech.com/show/10493/motorola-moto-z-force-droid-review/5

 

[D13H4RD2L1V3]

Due to the extra depth you have in the force?

The Z Force has an entirely different camera package.

The Moto Z uses a 1/3" Sony Exmor IMX214 with a 13MP resolution and an f/1.8 aperture with contrast-detection autofocus assisted with a laser-based autofocus system. The Moto Z Force uses a larger 1/2.4" Sony Exmor IMX338 with a 21MP resolution with the same f/1.8 aperture and not only has contrast + laser autofocus but also adds phase-detection autofocus.

Because the actual sensor on the ZF is larger, the actual lens itself is also larger, allowing slightly more light, and the higher resolution does help make noise a little finer.