Customer Ratings & Reviews

This is a great phone if you want something cheap that works exactly as expected.

I really like the touch to unlock screen and the 2 shake camera ready is awesome. I haven't found anything I miss from my last Galaxy.

I found this phone on a great Best Buy sale, and I'm really pleased with the quality! It's like a high-end smartphone without the high-end price.

Great phone , but Motorola needs to work on the camera features ,, the pictures looks like your being using a 3 megapixel cell phone camera

The build quality is great. The performance is sold.

Better than any ATT cell out today. I have had all brands. Moto is back on top....

i am happy with moto x second generation. The screen grahics n color is the best out there now if u compare that to other phone. i used to have s3. battery life is good. So far no problem.

I am still getting aquainted with my phone, but so far so good, I really love it. It is on the big side, the same size as a Samsung 5s, but I'm getting used to it.

I bought this phone on sale, and even though it was a flagship only a year ago it was pretty cheap. Can play 3d intensive games.

good price, good color, get this! nice software, better than any samsung, lg!!!

Good product for the price paid. The only thing I don't like is there's no external sd card slot.

I like the phone, njoyin it to the fullest. Highly recommended

Poo on the battery life, but like the minimalistic skin on Android that Moto does (probably correlates to when they were part of Google). If it had a better battery It would be my primary phone, except I'd have gotten a 32GB model vs. the 16GB I have.

this phones case is not looked good especially black leather case

The person I got this for really likes it gave it for a Christmas gift good price and real good camera

Got the phone when it was on sale, the price was good, but the phone was not brand new. The box has been opened and the cell phone has been turned on. It shoud be sold as open-box item.

The only problem I have is buying accessories for this phone. It is pretty much the same as my galaxy 4.

I bought this phone for my father, who is 78. Nobody informed me that the phone was always running in the background. It used 3.8 gigs of my 4 gig data package in 21 days. I contacted Best Buy and was told that there was nothing they could do after 14 days. I went into AT&T and was offered $25.00 for a $650.00 phone. It's a useless phone I'll be paying for for 2 yrs. I wanted a zero rating but that wouldn't work.

I got this one for only 100 bucks. The first one's screen has dark dashes, so I exchanged, the second one works fine for about 1 month, then the dashes comes again. I guess it is because it was in stock since 09/2014. Also, the battery only last less one day for normal use. But for 100 bucks, I should not expect more.

First, the white bamboo- I really don't know of any other phones that come with a wood cover, so that really sets this one apart from the rest. The white bamboo looks great, and it comes with a little piece of paper that claims it's made from recycled wood (or was it renewable?) and is water resistant. It's bamboo, so I'd expect it to be water resistant, but I'd rather not test that out- the wood might not deform, but the phone isn't water resistant! There is a little AT&T symbol on the back, which I'm not a fan of, but it is what it is, I suppose. Now, the phone itself: The phone is great, very reminiscent of the Nexus 5, I think. Also the Nexus 6 since this did come out before the N6 did. When the screen is off, the phone is still responsive- tapping it makes it show the time in a low power consumption mode. This looks great- most of the time I turn on my phone's screen just to see the time, and I'm sure that drains a lot of battery. The low power clock screen would get rid of that, so hopefully this leads to better battery life. You can also customize the Google Now keyword so instead of saying "Ok google, what time is it?", you could say "Yo phone, what time is it?". This isn't a bug functional difference but it does make the phone seem more personalizable. What I don't like about this phone: All the AT&T bloatware that came with it... and wow, there was a lot of it! I added my account to the phone and there were at least 10 notifications of useless things I 'needed' t set up. Because I really need ATT Navigation? Really? Of course, you can just dismiss those, and I haven't seen any more nagging from ATT bloatware so it seems this is just a one-time annoyance. Which means I don't really have any big complaints about this phone!