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August 2013
(81%)
456 Reviews
Average score from experts who have reviewed this product.
I think you get the idea: I really like the Moto X. I own a Samsung Galaxy S4 and an HTC One, but over the past 3 weeks I've found myself choosing the X. Why? It's a tad smaller, just small enough to fit in my pocket and stay there. It feels great in t...
Big screen, small form factor; good camera overall; Active Display is a convenient way of displaying time or notifications when you need it; great battery life; Touchless Controls are great for Googling on the go; close to stock Android
"OK, Google Now" can be awkward to use; Touchless Controls could use more integration with basic phone functions like voice calls and messaging; no microSD card slot; Not a great price compared to higher end phones that share the same price tag, The Verdi
I wish I hadn't been so hasty to judge the Moto X because of all of those sensors they were talking up, because I think this device is actually very comparable to my HTC One in terms of usability. I found myself really enjoying both the form factor and th...
Great usability features like voice control and active sleep screen. Very comfy to hold, not too huge, fast and clean UI. Good battery life
Specs aren't as high as top rivals, which might discourage some folks (hint: don't be discouraged). Camera could use more color saturation and settings
I think you get the idea: I really like the Moto X. I own a Samsung Galaxy S4 and an HTC One, but over the past 3 weeks I've found myself choosing the X. Why? It's a tad smaller, just small enough to fit in my pocket and stay there. It feels great in t...
Great performance, Gorgeous design, Innovative Android extras, Moto Maker Customizations, Fantastic battery life
Moto Maker is AT&T-only, Camera quality could be better, No microSD slot nor option for greater than 32GB of storage
Despite using a slightly older processor, the overall performance of the Moto X was laudable. It routinely ranked in the upper third of Android phones available today in our benchmarking tests, all while managing to squeeze nearly a full day of battery li...
Abstract: he Moto X is really the first Nexus handset to come out of the company since Google gobbled them up last year. It's heading to all carriers, and has already arrived on both AT&T and Verizon, with Sprint and US Cellular to follow. That said, AT&T is the on...
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Published: 2013-08-27, Author: Will , review by: newatlas.com
the Moto X's camera isn't all that impressive. Its colors look washed out, many shots look like they were processed with a surface blur filter (that pasty appearance we mentioned), and it doesn't capture as much detail. Apart from poorly-lit scenes, we'd...
Published: 2013-08-27, Author: Matthew , review by: zdnet.com
Attractive AMOLED screen, Great use of minimal screen bezel, Innovative software functionality, Solid battery life, Excellent form factor and inhand feel
High end smartphone price, Limited internal storage capacity, Couple hardware quality issues, No wireless charging, Pricing and availability, The Moto X is available now in white and black from AT&T for $199.99 with a twoyear contract. You can also go onl
The Moto X is a fine Android smartphone and will likely please many people. If I used the Google Now touchless controls more then I would probably find it more compelling as well. I am pleased to see Motorola launching better hardware outside of their Ver...
Published: 2013-08-26, Author: Brian , review by: anandtech.com
Prior to the Moto X, since being acquired by Google, the execution strategy for Motorola wasn't entirely clear. Google talked about there being a firewall between the two companies, and Motorola described its own situation as being analogous to YouTube's...
