The touchscreen is quite responsive and scrolling (sideways as well as top-bottom) is good. It is able to handle Chrome browser with multiple open tabs - we tested with around 15-20 open tabs - without showing any signs of slowing down. The Moto X is a smooth performer and there were barely any instances where it lagged. Although the OS is clean, Motorola has added its own personalisation in terms of certain apps such as Moto app and Motorola Migration which helps with data migration from other mobile devices.
MOTOROLA X MOTO ANDROID
It comes with a stock Android 4.4.4 KitKat OS. Also, the Snapdragon 801 with quad-core processor is a considerable bump from the dual-core processor setup it featured in the first generation. This is the same SoC that was seen on the LG G3 as well as Sony Xperia Z3 which are flagship devices of those brands. The new Moto X features a Qualcomm Snapdragon 801 system-on-chip which houses a 2.5GHz quad-core Krait 400 processor along with Adreno 330 graphics solution. The Motorola branding on the dip is more pronounced on the Moto X (2nd gen) than on the original Moto X On the rear side you have a 13MP camera surrounded by dual LED flash unit. Minor touches, but it sure improves the ergonomics of the handset. This dip is also where your finger rests automatically when you are on a call. The circular dip on the rear side housing the Motorola branding is larger in size and has a metallic circular edge. The curvature paired with the rubberised finish helps in gripping the phone with ease. At its thinnest edge, the new Moto X measures 3.8mm whereas on the thickest edge at the centre it measures around 10mm. The curved rear design that was seen on the original Moto X is present on this iteration as well. The metallic edge also acts as the antenna. The continuity of the metallic edge is interrupted with eight translucent strips on all sides around the rounded corners. But with the metallic edges you will notice that they also have a rounded edge where it meets with the rear cover - a seamless transition from the metal to the rubberised back. Just like the original, the new Moto X has rounded corners.
For starters, you see a beautifully crafted metallic edge all around the phone, which wasn’t the case in the original Moto X.
Motorola has modified the design of the new Moto X to quite an extent.
MOTOROLA X MOTO FULL
Moto X (2nd gen) comes with a 5.2-inch full HD AMOLED display
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