Review: It’s big, but at $400 the Moto X Pure Edition is a safe bet
A flagship that's cheaper than a Galaxy and easier to buy than a OnePlus Two.

The good
Good specs and great build quality, especially for the price.
At $400, substantially cheaper than other phones in its category.
Moto Maker customization gives the phone some character that competitors don't have.
Includes NFC and quick charging, unlike the OnePlus Two.
Expandable storage, useful for you Samsung Galaxy S6 and Note 5 haters.
Android without tons of extraneous apps or heavy skins.
The bad
Mediocre camera, again.
Only OK battery life.
Not the fastest flagship out there, though the price helps absorb that blow.
Missing wireless charging and a fingerprint reader, though those were probably the right features to cut to save money.
The ugly
The Moto X got real big, real fast.
Review: It
A flagship that's cheaper than a Galaxy and easier to buy than a OnePlus Two.
The good
Good specs and great build quality, especially for the price.
At $400, substantially cheaper than other phones in its category.
Moto Maker customization gives the phone some character that competitors don't have.
Includes NFC and quick charging, unlike the OnePlus Two.
Expandable storage, useful for you Samsung Galaxy S6 and Note 5 haters.
Android without tons of extraneous apps or heavy skins.
The bad
Mediocre camera, again.
Only OK battery life.
Not the fastest flagship out there, though the price helps absorb that blow.
Missing wireless charging and a fingerprint reader, though those were probably the right features to cut to save money.
The ugly
The Moto X got real big, real fast.
Review: It

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