Dispatched in August 2013, the Moto X features a 4.7-inch show with a 10mp primary camera and a 2mp secondary camera. The smartphone is powered runs on Android Kitkat OS, and is pressed with dual-core 1.7 Ghz processor with 2gb RAM.
Pros:
Ultimate screen; Smooth UI navigation; Excellent gaming performance; Very great music output; Kitkat 4.4.4 out-of-the-box.
Cons:
Fails to offer the premium touch; Disappointing camera; Average battery life; Limited storage; Not perfect for one-gave utilization.
Key Specifications
Not at all like its forerunner, the Moto X (2014) is about crude force. Sponsored by a Snapdragon 801 chip (quad-core timed at 2.5 Ghz), its the most influential handset in its value range. The inside storage is 16 GB. Of which 12 GB is client available. Most Android fans will be disillusioned by the absence of memory extension space. This single SIM telephone accompanies a 13 megapixel camera with dual LED glimmer. Different specs incorporate Wi-FI, A-GPS, Bluetooth 4.0, and 2300 mah battery.
Software
The new Moto X boats with Android 4.4.4 Kitkat. Since Motorola has quit altering Android after its tragic Motoblur UI, the launcher on Moto X is like what you get on the Nexus gadgets.
Verdict
The Moto X is compelling handset with a great screen. So on the off chance that you are into gaming, try for this handset. Then again, evaluated at Rs 33,000, the telephone doesn't feel premium. The battery performance is disappointing. In the event that you have any adoration for camera, stay far from the Moto X. In this value range, the HTC One (E8) additionally has its impart of disadvantages, however given a decision I'll rather pick it over the Moto X (2014).
Features: 4/5
Outline and Build Quality: 3/5
Performance: 4/5
Esteem For Money: 4/5
Mojo: 4/5
Overall Rating: 3.5/5