Motorola MOTO Z10

This is a shame as in general build quality has gone up a notch since the Z8. Significant parts of the casing have a silvery metallic finish that runs to much of the back fascia, the sides, and a bit of trim around the front.

Eye-catching design ; 3.2 megapixel camera ; 16m colour screen ; High storage capacity

Awkward keypad ; No Wi-Fi ; Average music player

Attractive looking but curiously flawed smartphone

Quality feel, good camera, good screen, packed with applications, HSDPA, great call quality

Memory shortage, poor headset, menus not always intuitive, seems to want to take you online all the time, no headphone jack

Overall, the Z10 is a great device with a quality feel and a butch look. It won’t cause too much a bulge in pocket but packs in a great range of features. For those who often shoot video out and about, be you a citizen blogger journalist, or teenage...

While we loved the movie making aspect of the Motorola Z10 we can't help but feel it's a gimmick that most smartphone users will tire of easily (not that we're fickle at PCA or anything). Otherwise this is a sleek and feature-rich phone.

We’d have loved a five-megapixel camera but the Z10 is still a top-notch multimedia and video-making smartphone

The novel physical design will appeal to some, but the idea of watching movies - or editing your own - on the small screen seems like bit of a stretch to us.

Whatever you think of the rest of the Motorola MOTO Z10's specification, user interface and applications, the one point you surely can't criticise is its camera, right? The original Z8 was dubbed (somewhat over-eagerly by Moto PR) a 'multimedia...

Symbian UIQ smartphone functionality ; Unsual kick slider design ; Decent 3.2-megapixel camera with autofocus ; 3G HSDPA connectivity up to 3.6Mbps ; Solid build quality ; Good selection of multimedia applications

No GPS or Wi-Fi ; No touchscreen technology ; Hefty build ; Control pad action heavy ; Average headphones supplied, with no 3.5mm socket ; Responsiveness could be better

Despite some missing high-end features, Motorola kicks back with its attractive Z10 kick slider multimedia smartphone

The MOTO Z10 excels in all things video, be it the 30fps playback ability or the well catered for editing suite

Both the home screen and the control panel are a little crowded

With a fully functional video-editing suite, the MOTO Z10 will appeal to the filmmakers amongst you. Its heavy build is forgiven for housing an impressive set of features.