Motorola Moto X 2nd Generation celulares y Smartphones

I cracked the screen on my Gen 1 Moto X, but love the phone enough to buy another, tho a Gen 2. I admit I was surprised about the bigger size., It's not huge by any means, but is a tad bigger than the Samsung Galaxy J3 I had (I did not care for the Samsung)., But other than size, it is basically the same as my Gen 1, It works real well as a Hotspot which I use every day at my job. It takes great pics and plays music pretty loud and clear., It is a good Android phone, and for under a $100, it's a real good deal. I will keep it as a backup phone when I get my Gen 1 Moto X back.

I bought this phone as a spare and to use in Canada with a Canadian SIM card. The phone works fine, the camera seems decent and it's pretty peppy for 3 year old phone. Definitely faster than my old Moto X (1st gen). I am not a power user so it could be my daily driver if I needed it (currently use a Moto G (2015). Hard to comment on battery life for a 3 year old phone. For my use, a charge lasts more than a day. Someone watching a lot of videos or playing games might find the battery life lacking. I did not care for the Otter box. Much too bulky to fit it a pocket. If one used the holder on a belt, it would probably be ok.

I like this phone having had a gen 1 Moto X. I do wish the battery lasted longer but it is not a big issue. I like this form factor as to many of the latest phones are so big that they are cumbersome to use. This phone has the voice quality that I expect from Motorola and in my opinion offers the best voice quality in any of new smartphones. Additionally, the build quality and the ease of the android system as implemented by Motorola is again the best in my opinion. I looked at the Samsung phones and honestly just don't care for them.

I had a Moto e before I got this Moto X 2nd Gen phone, and it is nice to have more memory with this one. I love the larger size and new features such as the flashlight, the shake to turn on the camera and the always on notification screen when the phone is sleeping., , I would have given it an excellent if there was a memory slot and if the battery lasted longer, but the Moto X 2nd Gen is still a good phone and I am enjoying it. With memory so cheap these days, I don't know why all phones don't install at least 64 GB of memory!

I cam e from an HTC One M7 and this is what I can tell you about the Moto x 2nd gen., , Pros, Really fast., Great screen, For a 5.2 inch screen it does not feel too big. It feels great. Light, slim and comfortable to hold. Hate to put a case on it., Love the voice commands and that the phone is always listening. You can just talk to it with whatever prompt you setup and there are many commands to give it., You can set it up for trusted areas so there is no need to unlock it like in your car once connected to bluetooth., , , Cons, The music player is good but the HTC One has better sound with Beats Audio., That is about all that is better on the HTC One M7 as far as I am concerned., Battery life is ok. I can make it thru a day with normal usage. That means reading some articles, using soem apps, texting, making some phone calls and streaming some music maybe 1 to 2 hours. But heavy usage will require some additional charge., , In all I really like the phone. It is pure Android with nothing additional on it and the phone is so fast. web pages load immediate.

I really wanted a moto e4,. Some how ordered the wrong model. It is faster and battery last all day.

I barely got to use this device because it fell once on the subway plat from and didn't work after that.

The phone abruptly powered off and will not boot up again. There are plenty of forums about this exact issue, which seems to stem from an inherent short-circuit flaw in the lcd.

Battery is weak. It's hard to charge

Well, the phone has excellent battery life, which leaves a smile on my face. The phone works excellent, no glitches, sluggishness, it's quick. My device however, being a refurb, had few flaws, one being the phone speaker was blown. Ofcourse it has scuffs and dings with that said, paying 110$ for imperfection stings, so I definitely wasted money. I was not aware that this phone does not allow sd cards so that was a surprise and a bit of a deal breaker for me. All in all, good phone but I do not agree with the price for this item. I could have spent better elsewhere receiving something brand new and flawless :/ I give my experience with this seller and phone a 2. Thanks for business.