Motorola Moto X Style - user opinions and reviews
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Jay, 29 Jul 2015I mean USB-C and finger print scanner would have make it the real game changer Hope Motorola ... moreSomeone at Moto has said that they'll never include a fingerprint scanner in their products.
- Jay
- ITn
y, 29 Jul 2015what??I mean USB-C and finger print scanner would have make it the real game changer
Hope Motorola is listening....
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- ITn
Jay, 29 Jul 2015It's a phone to die for IF it had a finger print scanner and USB-Cwhat??
- Jay
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moo, 29 Jul 2015Using the Sony IMX230 which is brand new, 1/2.4 and so it should finally provide good photos f... moreSuch a gorgeous phone...
- Zen1986
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Nice phone! Hoping that once it will be available in Philippines it's gonna be a less expensive.
- moo
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Using the Sony IMX230 which is brand new, 1/2.4 and so it should finally provide good photos for a Motorola phone.
OIS is so overrated on mobiles, it's been quite shit, digital stabilization has been far better, Apple do it great with the iPhone 6.
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paralepiped, 29 Jul 2015Impressive screen-to-body ration and ridiculous thickness, 11 mm is a 2009's standard. Further... morethickness is not the matter here.. it is said that it is 11mm at the thickest.. This is because of the curve on the back.. On the edges its even slimmer than iphone .. This helps you get a better and comfortable grip.. You should worry about the in hand feel and not the spec sheet
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Saransh, 29 Jul 2015I would suggest Not to buy Moto phones, as their display screen cost more than 70% of the phon... moreThat was because of the amoled.. its not a problem only with motorola but any phone with amoled screen... anyway they have dropped amoled this time.. :)
- SDB
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puremind, 29 Jul 2015Seems like the OnePlus 2 will be the better offering. Not that it has better specs across the ... more810 is not by any mean the better processor.. In fact 808 is much more optimized, battery friendly and dissipates much less heat.. performance wise 810 might have a little edge but that will go down as soon as the heat rises..
- AnonD-206524
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puremind, 29 Jul 2015Not so fast...! Even though the screen size is 5.7 inches, the dimensions of the phone are ac... moreyou are right, it's body to screen size ratio is 76% that makes it a bit smaller than any other phone of that screen size.
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MrHollow, 29 Jul 2015Yeah and No NFC and No Quick Charge... and regarding the camera, we shall see!it has nfc
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kerkar, 28 Jul 2015Amoled Actually its a TFT LCD. That's what it says on their website.
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Bruce wayne, 29 Jul 2015dont have an ois? ha ha ha very funnyIt might. On their website it claims to have "video stabilisation" which could mean OIS. We shall see.
- puremind
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AnonD-285148, 29 Jul 20155.7 inch screen! too big screen size for a phone moto! So next gen would be 6.7 inch?!!Not so fast...!
Even though the screen size is 5.7 inches, the dimensions of the phone are actually smaller or similar than most 5.5 inches phones!
For example:
76,2 mm for the Moto X Style (5.7)
77,2 mm for the Asus Zenfone 2 (5.5)
76,1 mm for the LG G4 (5.5)
77,8 mm for the iPhone 6 Plus (5.5)
And compared to 5.7 offerings:
77,7 mm for the Xiaomi Mi Note Plus
78,6 mm for the Note 4
In 2015 only Meizu MX5 (74,7mm), Meizu M2 Note (75,2mm) and OnePlus 2 (74,9mm) do better in the 5.5 inches department.
As such it will be very similar to most current 5.5 inches phones out there in terms of usability. Of course, if 5.5 inches is already too big for you, then this will feel the same (still 2mm less than iPhone 6 Plus...)
- MrHollow
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puremind, 29 Jul 2015Seems like the OnePlus 2 will be the better offering. Not that it has better specs across the ... moreYeah and No NFC and No Quick Charge... and regarding the camera, we shall see!
- puremind
- 64x
AnonD-285148, 29 Jul 20155.7 inch screen! too big screen size for a phone moto! So next gen would be 6.7 inch?!!Not so fast...!
Even though the screen size is 5.7 inches, the dimensions of the phone are actually smaller or similar than most 5.5 inches phones!
For example:
76,2 mm for the Moto X Style (5.7)
77,2 mm for the Asus Zenfone 2 (5.5)
76,1 mm for the LG G2 (5.5)
77,8 mm for the iPhone 6 Plus (5.5)
And compared to 5.7 offerings:
77,7 mm for the Xiaomi Mi Note Plus
78,6 mm for the Note 4
In 2015 only Meizu MX5 (74,7mm), Meizu M2 Note (75,2mm) and OnePlus 2 (74,9mm) do better in the 5.5 inches department.
As such it will be very similar to most current 5.5 inches phones out there in terms of usability. Of course, if 5.5 inches is already too big for you, then this will feel the same (still 2mm less than iPhone 6 Plus...)
- puremind
- 64x
Seems like the OnePlus 2 will be the better offering. Not that it has better specs across the board but the 1+2 has a 10% larger battery with a lower resolution screen, better processor, a finger print scanner and a great camera (laser auto-focus, larger pixel size for good low light performance). It is also easier to use with 74,9 mm vs. 76,2 mm (though with 5.5 instead of 5.7)
What will determine the "winner" will be:
(1) Comparative battery time (Motorola likely to be at least 10% inferior due smaller battery and larger display with a higher resolution).
(2) Comparative performance (Motorola likely to be inferior due to less powerful processor and higher resolution display).
(3) Speed of charging the OnePlue 2 vs. Motorola (some sites claim 2h10min hours for the OnePlus, others 3h10min, while Motorola with its turbo charge could take as little as 1h20min).
I personally like the design of the OnePlus 2 better (especially the front looks cleaner) and the fact that it has a fingerprint scanner. The camera has laser autofocus and OIS and great lower light performance. The OnePlus 2 is also cheaper.
What could attract me to the Moto X is good battery performance (if it ends up being around 5 hours SOT, but I doubt it) and really long charging time on the OnePlus 2 (we will have to see how long this will take with newer chargers). I think turbo charge is really useful when you have to leave in a hurry.
Overall both are great phones. I would have difficulty going for a bulkier phone than what I currently use (OnePlus has 75,9mm vs. 76,2mm for the Moto X and 74,9mm for the OnePlus 2), even though the 5,7 inches screen on the Moto X is tempting. But for me it should not be at the expense of battery life and I actually would prefer to have a smaller frame that my current OnePlus One. But this equation may vary for others who are not heavy users or don't mind tricky one handed operation.
One thing is sure though, forget the iPhone 6 plus. 77,8 mm for 5.5 inches? No thank you. You don't enter the phablet segment by having the largest bezels and lowest screen to body ratio of any manufacturer (not to mention the antiquated 8MP camera).
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Saransh, 29 Jul 2015I would suggest Not to buy Moto phones, as their display screen cost more than 70% of the phon... moreGo buy insurance protection it will help you out from any damage and lost.
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