Motorola Moto X Style - user opinions and reviews
- viki
- vGt
anshul, 31 Aug 2015no more waiting motorola...... i will going to buy samsung galaxy s6super ji super ji excellent english
- AnonD-322352
- KZ8
naliot, 01 Sep 2015U freaking nuts who want this
1) using the same processor known to have overheating issues
... more1) S808 doesn't overheat.
2) The specs page here mentions that this phone has "Active noise cancellation with dedicated mic".
3) The X Style has one of the best camera, according to a reputable website, DXOMark.
4) The type of display (OLED, LCD, Quantum Display) has got nothing to do with pixelation. If whatever you're looking at has a relatively small resolution, and then you zoom in on it, you'll get pixelation. Also it may be worth pointing out that this phone's screen resolution is 1440x2560 (QHD), which is on par with many flagships.
5) Never trust mAh capacity too much. A small battery may get more battery life, and vice versa.
6) Whaaa..? It's 100% stock Android. There are also other Motorola apps added to it. On top of that, they're all very useful.
- naliot
- 2@j
AnonD-78466, 30 Aug 2015By all accounts, the Style appears to be a clear winner. It 'should' be a smartphone that a gr... moreU freaking nuts who want this
1) using the same processor known to have overheating issues
2) motorola still doesnt support noise cancellation
3) Motorola has never been about the camera.
4) Motorola has a 5.7 inch none led meaning pixelation on zoom
5) more pixels more power but smaller battery than d xperia z2 released last year...rubbish
6) Motorola uses custom roms and not official google roms so bleh.... And d list goes on
- SomeGuy
- r2Z
Yes, The Moto X Style does have a gyroscope.
https://twitter.com/MotorolaSupport/status/636205395636301824
- Gergy
- Im4
this is the phone I'm holding out for. I loved Samsung, but they are so becoming like apple, it's annoying. If I get this in 64GB size, I won't bother with a Micro SD card. I have never filled other cards I've used in the past. And I need the bigger battery cause I have poor reception in the house. so battery tends to go a bit quicker here.
- kunal
- H4X
I can't wait for this device
I want to grab this atfirst come soon moto x style
- Nani
- rKM
AnonD-119639, 31 Aug 2015Hello frnds... I have moto g 1st gen. And I am totally satisfied wid its performance. No... moreMoto x style. With 4k resolution and water proof technology......... even I am also planing to by this beast
- Piyush
- PV{
AnonD-119639, 31 Aug 2015Hello frnds... I have moto g 1st gen.
And I am totally satisfied wid its performance.
No... moreHello Pravish,
Looking at your budget i can suggest some. Since i am always in favour of Pure forms of android, i would suggest you wait for Nexus 5 2015. Hopefully it will be released in October End and will be priced in between 25-30k. You can watch the phone images and videos on google. And also other all specifications. I hope you find this info useful.
- AnonD-119639
- Hkt
Hello frnds... I have moto g 1st gen.
And I am totally satisfied wid its performance.
Now I need a new phone wid high camera, display, battery, ram and processor.
Please suggest me... Budget- 20000-30000 INR.
- Anonymous
- 7CV
I hope it picks up a signal better than the moto x 2nd gen. It was a great phone as long as you was in or near a city, out in the country wasn't that great compared to other phones.
- AnonD-78466
- 0HG
By all accounts, the Style appears to be a clear winner. It 'should' be a smartphone that a great many people will want and purchase. If we can believe what little we've been told about it by Motorola, it should hit the market at a price point that give it a Best Bang for your Buck rating against all the competition (OnePlus 2, included).
Therein lies the problem. How can we truly know what to think about this phone, when nobody has been able to provide an actual REVIEWS of the phone? So far, all the alleged 'reviews' that I've watched or read do nothing more than promote specs and features... and compare them to other devices.
For this phone to be successful, Motorola MUST do three things:
(Yeah! I'm talking to YOU, Motorola)
1. Cough up the product! Stop talking about it... stop giving us hype, without backing up what you're promoting. Give us the goods, as advertised!
2. Allow certain people to provide early, in-depth reviews, prior to the release date of the phone. If you want to hype the phone up, then give it to guys like Marques Brownlee (MKBHD); and let them do their thing. Allow them to be honest. Don't muzzle them with NDA's. If your product is good, this is the best advertisement that you can get; and it won't cost you a thing.
3. Launch an effective Marketing campaign. You don't have to spend lot of money for a Marketing campaign to be effective. You just need to do it right. More often than not, that means allowing people who truly understand the product to run with the campaign ideas. There's no sense in paying a Marketing firm (or department) to promote a product they know little about... especially if that campaign is reduced to merely echoing the device's spec sheet. At this point, Motorola already has a Marketing strategy for this device, but we can only wait to find out whether it's any good.
Me? I'm already hoping for this phone to be as good as some claim it should be. Flagship killer? Maybe... maybe not. I think it's more realistic to call it a Flagship phone that can be honestly compared to the best that the competition has to offer; and that the price will be the deciding factor on whether it does well.
- AnonD-427211
- 7q9
AnonD-434822, 29 Aug 2015i am waiting..seriously the wait is killing me andno info on net about release
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