Motorola - Moto X (4th Generation) with 32GB Memory Cell Phone (Unlocked) - Sterling Blue

I got this phone for Christmas and it's really nice overall. Good speakers, decent processing speeds, handles all the games I've played decently. Good call quality, absolutely wonderful camera quality!! The only reason I'm giving it 4 stars is because of how easily the darn screen scratches! I've got two scratches on the screen already and have barely had it a week. Haven't dropped it, ran anything across it, or anything. I've actually been babying it to death while waiting for my case to arrive so I'm shocked that it's already got two scratches. My old phone that I had for a year has no scratches and neither does my three year old iPhone. Quite disappointing but the screen is really vibrant and bright so I don't even really notice. Speaking of the screen, it's so pretty that it looks AMOLED to me which is nice. Just wish it didn't scratch.

A $400 phone for $190. I can live with that. Though I have a hunch the phone is being discontinued. So the price was a deciding factor. Anyway on my third full day with this phn and no real complaints. The Moto gestures and I are not getting along, betting it is the operator. Updated to Oreo 8.1, did a series of anitional security updates, and then onto Pie 9.0. Part of the reason I purchased this phone is the Android One. It is as promissed. The phone overall is reasonably fast. The camera is good, be it front or rear. For sure not professional level but as a snap and go camera. Mine is the 32GB model and at the moment after adding the apps I prefer, just shy of 16GB left. For my usage, more than enough. Now if I run across a stray new-in-the-box Moto x4 at a very reasonable cost, may purchase as a possible gift or some sort of backup. Was the phone worth $190, most definatly yes, but worth $400, not so much considering other phones in the same price range. Thank you

Stepped down from Samsung Galaxy features to the Moto X and don't feel like I've missed much. By now, my phones are threatening to die, but the Moto X isn't letting me down. It's a decent phone that offers much of what I had in the Galaxy. As I approach the two-year mark and likely planned obsolesce, I notice it is not holding a charge throughout the entire day. I do have it loaded to near capacity though. Like all phones now, I really dislike that it has an unreplaceable battery. I am disappointed in the picture quality the most. It has a tough screen...doesn't scratch or break. It is serving me well and the price was right. I would recommend the Moto X.

It's a good phone overall but I don't like that it's missing an alert indicator. There is no blinking light to let you know of a missed call or message. I have to always press a button instead of just glancing over to see if I've missed anything.

I was looking at the Moto G6 but liked the specs on this phone and the price , Have had it for 1 month , For a Mid grade phone the is a nice phone . It responds well and good battery life and charges fast with Turbo mode. Love the finger print sensor, This is a Android One phone which is unlocked and does not come with the pre-installed apps from your carrier which most people never use and can never uninstall. Make sure you buy a case the phone is very slippery since it has a glass back. The only negative it does not have wireless charging. But I still gave it 5 stars . Mine has already updated to Android 9.0. My wife got the 32 Gb I got the 64Gb. She loves her phone she upgraded from Samsung S4

There is a difference between Moto X4 and the X4 Android One version. The Android One comes with less Motorola Software on it but at the cost of loss of functionality - the biggie is lose the ability to turn that waste of space finger print button into a home button in the X4 but the X4 Android One version you can't! And also lose multiple blutooth speakers options. Those were the big ones and big enough to drop it 2 stars. I didn't know about this until too late to return it! Buy the X4 original, NOT the Android One version. The only saving grace to not drop below 3 stars is that with less Motorola software, there's a slight bit more room - but not enough to make up for the loss in functionality. Maybe the battery will last longer? Don't know, probably not.

This phone isn't as large as the big phablets. But, that's what I wanted. The camera is wonderful. I love the stock Android OS that has little bloatware. I've had a couple Moto X phones, and love the curved back. If you want a mid-sized Android phone with a great camera, this is for you.

For the money, I don't think that you can do better than this phone. It is unlocked, so it should work with ANY carrier (I used it with Metro PCS with no problems). The screen is nice and high-resolution with a full-HD display. The version of Android is almost completely vanilla, with no crap-ware pre-installed. 3 GB of RAM seems like it is plenty. Also, firmware updates are frequent (hooray). Really, there are only a few drawbacks. First, the "selfie" cam is a higher resolution than the main camera (really, who thought this one up). Second, there are two cameras on the back, but the 2nd one is very wide-angle and only 8MP. Plus, it has significant barrel distortion. The screen also gets washed out easily outside in sunlight. Finally, the Moto action (twist to get camera, chop twice for flashlight) seems to act very slowly when compared to my previous Moto G4+. Still, every phone that does not cost a grand or more is going to have some drawbacks, and these are very reasonable. If you are looking for a quality phone in this price range, get this one. Plus, being water-resistant (even with a headphone jack) is a GREAT bonus that should not be underestimated.