The store will be called, most appropriately, the Moto Shop, marking the maker’s first ever “experiential boutique” in downtown Chicago. As we all know, shopping online makes purchasing goods very convenient, but Motorola would prefer a more personal experience, especially when it comes to smartphones and smartwatches. The Moto X Force sports a 5.4-inch QHD shatterproof display, 3GB RAM, 32GB expandable memory, a 21MP rear shooter, 5 MP front snapper, Snapdragon 810, a 3,760 mAh battery, and Android 5.1.1 Lollipop. EE has got the costliest plan for the Moto X Force at £59.99 per month, which includes unlimited texts, 20GB data, and unlimited minutes. Unlike a lot of gadget stores, this is all about the experience of the devices rather than their technical specifications and abilities.
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A Moto Shoot set is also available, allowing you to get your photo taken with the Moto X Pure’s 21MP camera, and Motorola claims after you use it you’ll never want to use another camera again. As well as those, you’ll also find a portion of hard tiled floor ready and waiting for you to drop (or spike) a DROID Turbo 2 on, showing off how durable the screen is.
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In much of its styling and layout, it doesn’t really look like a tech store. It looks likely that there will be plenty of interest in the Motorola Moto X Force in Europe and Asia, and now pre-orders for it are open in the UK. Maybe they’re not supposed to. A “grand opening celebration” is planned for November 14th, so the company may have a few giveaways and prizes planned for that event. The store is open 10am to 8pm Monday through Saturday, and 11am to 6PM on Sundays. If you’re in the Chicago area, you can swing by 108N.
