Motorola Moto X Pure Edition (2015) Pro Reviews

Motorola has something special here with the Moto X Pure. Some folks might frown upon the significant increase to its size, but it still manages to follow the same fundamental principles of the series. That means a highly customizable design that comes with a mostly stock Android experience. Starting with the former, it continues the trend of being the only smartphone that gives buyers the higher degree of control for the outcome of its design. Not only are there several different materials and colors to choose from for its chassis, but there are even options to choose its accent color, making for a fun time picking and choosing the best combinations. Secondly, the mostly stock Android Lollipop experience here means that new updates to the software won’t take as long to arrive as with other phones running heavily customized ones. And Moto’s included features continue to be meaningful ones that improve the overall experience, as opposed to overwhelm it. What’s most astounding, though, is the fact that the Moto X Pure is sold unlocked and can be customized via Moto Maker for the base starting cost of $400. That’s incredible value considering that it also features a water-resistant construction, 32GB of storage with microSD card expansion, and a gorgeous, super-high-resolution 5.7-inch screen. However, there’s still room for improvement with its camera and battery, which are better than those of its predecessor, but still not quite reaching the exceptional performances we’ve seen produced by the leaders in the pack – namely, the iPhone 6s Plus and Note5.