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RETRO PHONE FIRM Motorola released its first Moto X handset over two years ago. Since then, we've spin-offs in the form of the Moto X Play, Moto X Style and Moto X Force, all of which launched in 2015. After a short hiatus, the Lenovo-owned smartphone mak...
Great price, good performance, slim design...
Design is lacklustre, a little heavy, the camera could be better, Rating:...
All-in-all, we'd have to say the Moto X4 is a worthy contender in the budget smartphone market. You get quite the bang for your buck when you consider how much the phone retails for SIM-free...
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gadgetsmagazine.com.ph Updated:
2019-12-02 15:29:14
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The Moto X4 is a handsome device. Metal sides sandwiched between glass on the front and back give this mid-ranger a really solid high-end feel. All the edges are nicely rounded and meld together very nicely, giving it a smooth look. It's a standard candyb...
Top-midrange specs, gorgeous design, and a solid brand. What else are you asking for?Also published in GADGETS MAGAZINE February 2018 Issue.Reviewed by Ren Alcantara...
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Motorola, now a Lenovo company, has been aggressive in the Philippines last year and in fact, has offered most of their smartphone line to our market. The company intends to offer an affordablwe premium device with the new Moto X4. Let's check out what's...
The fact that the Moto X4 us water resistant made a great mark on our first impressions. We will truly recommend the Moto X4 if you are clumsy enough on dropping your phone in the sink, toilet or any form of water. The only turn off for us but a minor one...
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We're defining a mid-range range phone as one that costs between £200 (the higher limit of our budget phones chart ) and £400. This price criteria means that our list includes new phones that fit the price bracket, but also flagships from the past year o...
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Happy New Year everyone! 2018 is finally here which means new gadgets will be revealed soon. But before that happens, let's take a look at the devices we reviewed last month, which includes the JBL Pulse 3, The NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1070 Ti, Samsung Galaxy N...
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Lenovo's Motorola has plenty of mid-range offerings this year which includes the Moto Z2 Play and the Moto G5S Plus. Then before the year ended, they launched in the Philippines a new device packing a 5.2-inch Full HD display, Qualcomm Snapdragon 630 chi...
The Moto X4 is a solid Motorola offering thanks to its nice display, premium build with water and dust resistance, dual-rear cameras, and above average battery life. The stock Android experience with promised Android Oreo update is also a big plus. It doe...
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Moto X4 is a great mid-range phone with premium features like water resistance, glass front and back and USB-C fast charging. If you want a top-shelf phone without the top-shelf price, the Moto X4 is hard to beat.A couple of years ago, Motorola's premium...
The mid-range is increasingly competitive, and though it's sharply priced at $599, there is a bit of competition around that price-point which makes the Moto X4 a bit hard to declare a clear must-buy. It is worth noting, though, that it's one of exception...
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Motorola has slowly been carving out its own space in the mid-range segment, content to let other companies duke it out in the flagship arena. Their Moto G5s Plus was a great entry into the mid-range category, and the company is looking to expand to the p...
Motorola's Moto X4 is a great little mid-range device, and while we were a little put off by its camera performance, it has more than enough pro's to counter its cons. Its gorgeous design, solid build quality, water resistance, excellent battery life and...
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The Moto X4 is Motorola's affordable, mid-range smartphone that fits somewhere in between the flagship Moto Z2 Force and the budget-level Moto G5S Plus, and comes awkwardly close to the Moto Z2 Play price without the perk of Moto Mods.It inherits features...
Plenty of battery, Sharp camera in the front and back...
Earlier Moto X models were closer to flagship quality, Camera gimmicks were a wash...
The Moto X4 makes it clear that the true successor to the Moto X line is the Moto Z line. It's a mid-range phone that is a small upgrade from a Moto G5S Plus that awkwardly sits in the middle of Motorola's flagship and budget phones...
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mobilephones.com Updated:
2019-12-02 15:29:26
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Build QualityPhone Set UpFeaturesCamera & VideoBattery LifeOur Motorola Moto X4 review finds that it is becoming even easier to get in on the dual camera action at an affordable price. In fact, the specs are pretty impressive throughout, from the use of a...
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There was a time when the Moto X was a ruler among smartphones. But as various competitors have risen up through the mid-spec or sub-flagship space, its power dwindled somewhat. And then, following the Moto X Style and Moto X Play at the tail-end of 2015...
Comfortable design for one-handed use, effective fingerprint scanner, waterproofing, OLED screen, intelligent Moto applications integrate well with Android software...
Design looks plastic (but isn't), cameras look odd, software experience is a little slow (camera app slow to launch), outshone by other mid-price phones, ought to feel more like Moto's non-Mod flagship...
There was a time when the Moto X was the business. In the here and now, however, the Moto X4 simply doesn't live up to its predecessors' high-ranking abilities. For times have changed and, as it stands, the X4 is outshone by the not-much-pricier OnePlus 5...
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Ah, Motorola - Once the brand of choice for every ultra cool teenager, ambitious young adult and ‘hip' tech lover, the Lenovo acquired company is attempting to claw back market share, through the release of a wide and diversified smartphone portfolio, inc...
Once again, for the tech enthusiast, the notion of a ‘premium-looking' smartphone, with limited tech-heavy bells and whistles, may seem a ludicrous proposition.However, I believe there is a market for a beautifully presented mid-range device, coupled with...
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whistleout.com.au Updated:
2019-12-02 15:29:28
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The Moto X4 marks the revival of Motorola's X series, which took a brief year of absence when the company introduced its Z series modular phones. The X series used to represent Motorola's top-tier devices, but the Moto X4's place in the world is a little...
Perfect size, lovely design, Water resistance, 64GB of expandable storage...
Slow camera, Can be a little sluggish, Fingerprint magnet...
There's a lot to like about the Moto X4 including water-resistance at an affordable price and size that's "just right", but a slow camera and occasionally sluggish performance hurt the device's appeal in the increasingly crowded midrange space...
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The Moto X4 is Motorola's affordable, mid-range smartphone that fits somewhere in between the flagship Moto Z2 Force and the budget-level Moto G5, and comes awkwardly close to the Moto Z2 Play price without the perk of MotoMods.It inherits features from b...
Plenty of battery, Sharp camera in the front and back, Android One for frequent updates...
Earlier Moto X models were closer to flagship quality, Could stand to be a little cheaper, Camera gimmicks were a wash...
The Moto X4 makes it clear that the true successor to the Moto X line is the Moto Z line. It's a mid-range phone with Android One and Google Fi, but otherwise a small upgrade from a Moto G5 Plus or Moto G5S Plus, with a bump in price that sits in the awkw...
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Want a good-looking smartphone that won't break the bank? Step forward the Moto X4. This mid-range smartphone from Motorola looks stunning, fusing glass with a metallic back. Beware, though, it is very prone to fingerprint marks sadly. But it's not a case...
The camera features object recognition that will identify landmarks and items in your photos and then search the web for you to give you more information on them it's great for identifying tourist attractions or just tracking down similar items such as cl...
Metallic back looks stylish but attracts fingerprint marks it's hard to keep clean, Screen also suffers from fingerprint marks and glare in bright light, It's not the fastest phone on the market when it comes to opening apps and surfing the web...
The Motorola Moto X4 is a great example of a mid-range phone. It has a stylish design with a good camera and some handy features to bring you an easy to use smartphone for under £350...
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Don't I know you from somewhere?The Moto X used to be the best phone you could get with a Motorola badge on the back, but since Lenovo took charge and introduced the mod-tactic Moto Z, the X has been all but abandoned.That changed at IFA this week, when M...
If you're not keen on a modular Moto, the X4 looks like the ideal mid-ranger. It's cheaper than the Moto Z2 Play, but brings a gorgeous glass build and waterproofing into the equation. OK, you can't clamp fancy extra bits onto the back, but it's probably...
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Motorola took the wraps off of their new mid-range, dual-camera smartphone here in IFA, Berlin yesterday. The Moto X4 is the second dual-camera offering of the brand, with the first being the high-end Moto Z2 Force announced in the US a few months ago...
Like we mentioned earlier, the Moto X4 doesn't utilize MotoMods, the company's modular accessory system that's present on two devices announced by the company prior. That means Motorola had a free hand in making the device look different from its other si...
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Motorola's mid-range X series of smartphones is back with the new Moto X4, which follows 2015's Moto X Play, X Style and X Force line-up. This time, Motorola has opted to go back to just the one model to keep things simpler, and it's certainly a compelli...
We're pleased to see that Motorola has revived the Moto X. For the most part, we like the new glass design and were satisfied by the specs and features for the £350 price tag.Waterproofing, the multi-speaker Bluetooth capabilities and the dual lens camera...
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The Moto X range is made up of affordable but still relatively high-spec smartphones. Nestling in somewhere between the basic Moto G and the more premium Moto Z, the Moto X is a cornerstone of the middle-of-the-road smartphone market.The metal and plastic...
Motorola has revived with Moto X series after a two-year hiatus, but how will the 4th Gen Moto X fare...
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Don't I know you from somewhere?The Moto X used to be the best phone you could get with a Motorola badge on the back, but since Lenovo took charge and introduced the mod-tactic Moto Z, the X has been all but abandoned.That changed at IFA this week, when M...
Very smart metal and glass build, Neat bonus wide angle rear camera, Water resistant, Punchy screen...
Slow camera, CPU roughly matched by cheaper phones...
If you're not keen on a modular Moto, the X4 looks like the ideal mid-ranger. It's cheaper than the Moto Z2 Play, but brings a gorgeous glass build and waterproofing into the equation. OK, you can't clamp fancy extra bits onto the back, but it's probably...
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Moto X4 release date: September Moto X4 price: €399 Months ago, Motorola claimed it was simplifying its smartphone offering by cutting the Lenovo branding out of the UK and sticking to its established Moto E, G and Z family names. But mere months on tha...
Although the X4 doesn't sit neatly in Motorola's established E, G, Z smartphone lines, it feels like a decent mid-range handset. Outside of some bugs with its pre-release camera app, I struggled to find any significant shortcomings with the phone; its lac...
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thunderbaylive.com Updated:
2019-12-02 15:29:35
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Read more: The Moto X4 revives the X line but not quite in the way you'd expect – one particular feature regarding Bluetooth audio might pique your interest. Check out our hands on with the phone that might help you stage your next dance party and disco!D...
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Happy New Year everyone! 2018 is finally here which means new gadgets will be revealed soon. But before that happens, let's take a look at the devices we reviewed last month, which includes the JBL Pulse 3, The NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1070 Ti, Samsung Galaxy N...
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