Testseek.com have collected 456 expert reviews of the Motorola Moto X and the average rating is 81%. Scroll down and see all reviews for Motorola Moto X.
August 2013
(81%)
456 Reviews
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Abstract: Difficilmente nel 2012 ci saremmo sognati di mettere a confronto un Nexus con uno smartphone Motorola, ma nel 2013 le carte in tavola sono cambiate, e Google ha lavorato evidentemente in contemporanea su più fronti, anche su quello della casa alata.Da que...
Compact toestel met groot scherm, Uitstekende toegevoegde features, Prima accuduur, Mooi ontwerp
Hardware zal snel verouderen, Scherm had beter gekund, Camera valt tegen, Prijs aan de hoge kant
Het is te hopen dat Lenovo Motorola de weg die het is ingeslagen laat vervolgen. De Moto X is een telefoon met een strak, compact ontwerp en een schone versie van Android. De features die Motorola toevoegt, zijn bovendien echt nuttig. Als de prijs een st...
Abstract: Motorola sembrava essere un'azienda oramai finita, ma con l'acquisizione di Google e l'uscita di due specifici smartphone, la casa alata ha saputo risollevarsi in una maniera del tutto inaspettata.Oggi vi parliamo di uno dei due protagonisti di questa rin...
Great Build, Awesome Software Experience, Good Display Quality and Clarity
Average Camera Quality, Unpredictable Battery Life
Moto X is available in for a price of starting price of Rs. 23,999 and its available in different colors and wooden back design model. It has one of the best android experience you can get from an android smartphone without any bloat ware disturbing you...
El concepto que originó el Moto X, el lograr un gran terminal sin por ello necesitar las máximas prestaciones posibles, es algo que se nota cuando usamos este smartphone. La calidad del mismo está por encima de la media y aunque tiene prestaciones muy in...
OLED display, touchless controls, fit and finish of the phone, Motomaker, excellent Motorola Customer Service
Camera not as high end as other similar phones, it's almost a year old, no SD card slot for expanded memory, no removable battery
Is the Motorola Moto X still a relevant phone in the modern cell phone war? It may not be a perfect phone, but its strengths outweigh its flaws. You can tell there was a lot of love put into designing and creating this phone. The fit and finish is spot on...
Easy to use; Decent way of checking messages and notifications without needing to switch the entire screen on; Comfortable in the hands; A close-to-pure Android experience without buying a Nexus; Some cute little touches like Spotlight Stories;
Voice conversion doesn't always work perfectly; Battery barely hits a day of performance; No microSD expansion;
There's a lot Motorola gets right in the X, and even though it's a year late and the battery only lasts a day, the Moto X is still an excellent performer that's not only easy to use, but also encourages you to speak up.Owners of the iPhone 4/4S curious to...
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Published: 2014-05-08, Author: Joseph , review by: whistleout.com.au
There are a few important things to remember about the Motorola Moto X. Firstly, it is a fair bit cheaper than other top-tier smartphones. At the time of writing, a new Samsung Galaxy S5 retails for AU$929, while the RRP of the Moto X is AU$549. That's no...
Después de haber leído este análisis al completo, seguro que la sensación que te queda es que tienes ante ti un smartphone bastante equilibrado. Pues bien, no podrías haber hecho un mejor resumen mental. El Moto X es un terminal que me ha sorprendido much...
