Motorola Moto X

Good:
Motorola Moto X is introduced in gadget market recently with innovative software in android plateform.In moto x they are coming up with 'moto maker' facility which allows consumers to pick the color of the X's case, accents and other features.

Bad: The major drowback from the users is about limited storage and display compare to smartphones in same price range.

Design: Moto X is designed by your need and assembled by Motorola in the U.S. It responds to your voice - no touching necessary. Moto X is always ready to tell you what you need to know. Pick it up and Moto X is curved to fit in your hand. With a twist of your wrist, it becomes your camera. Once you turn it on, Moto X is ready to respond.

Weight: The phone weighs 130 g (4.59 oz) grams making it lighter than other Lumia models.

Screen: The Moto X features a 4.7-inch AMOLED HD (1280×720 pixels) display while the Moto G gets a marginally smaller 4.5-inch IPS LCD boasting the same resolution, albeit with a better pixel density (Moto G’s 326ppi vs Moto X’s 312ppi).


Processor and Operating System: Moto x phones run on Android 4.4.2 KitKat and 1.7GHz dual-core Processor by Qualcomm.

Camera: While the Moto G’s humble 5-megapixel primary camera is just about okay, the Moto X’s 10-megapixel snapper has some very decent credentials, including 30 fps full HD (1920×1080 pixels) movie recording (compared to 720p in the Moto G). Moto G gets a 1.3-megapixel camera but the bigger Moto X gets a 2-megapixel shooter.

Storage Moto G offers a little more flexibility as you can choose between an 8GB variant and a 16GB variant, while the Moto X only offers 16GB of space. Neither of the phones offer the ability to add more memory using microSD cards.

Battery : Moto X offers a 2,200mAh battery, which in marginally bigger than Moto G’s 2,070mAh unit.