5G is still very much a theoretical concept, available in reality for a small portion of Verizon’s mobile subscribers in parts of just two markets with plenty of limitations and substantially lower speeds than promised by carriers when touting the technology’s full potential. But if you’re willing to overlook all the real-life 5G compromises and asterisks for the sake of being an early adopter, you’re no longer obligated to buy a 2018-released Moto Z3 handset with a Snapdragon 835 processor on deck and a special Snapdragon 855-powered Moto Mod.
