Motorola Moto X4 in for review
The X series used to be Motorola's flagship line but they had to step down wen the Z series came to be in . The last Moto X, the , came and went in 2015, so we were really excited when we heard that Motorola was bringing the X line back in 2017. The subsequent has no flagship chipset nor flagship screen. But if you look past what the Moto X4 isn't, you'll see just how great it is. The first thing you notice when you take the Moto X4 out of its retail box is just how beautiful it is. Its shiny glass reflects the light in different ways depending on angle so you're never sure if the phone is grey or blue. The metal frame is reassuringly solid and lightly brushed. The buttons are very sturdy and ciomfortable. The screen on the front doesn't have the trendy 18:9 aspect, but it's a great 1080p IPS LCD. It's not too big, nor too small at 5.2-inches and it makes room for an LED flash above and a snappy fingerprint reader below. The phone also has IP68 certification for water and dust resistance, to give you piece of mind. The back is where the upside-down emoticon is at least that's what the camera modules and LED flash look like. It's a dual camera made up of a 12MP f/2.0 normal camera (with large 1.4m pixels) and a wide-angle 8MP shooter, a setup similar to the one on recent LG flagships. Inside the Moto X4 has a Snapdragon 630 with either 3GB or 4GB of RAM a combination that ensures smooth performance and enables 4K video recording. Here are a few samples taken with the regular and wide cameras. Our full review will delve deep into the quality of the snaps. The Motorola Moto X4 costs around 350 at the time of writing. Considering the package you're getting we'd say that's a good price. But before we can confirm that the Moto X4 is worthy of your cash we'll need to complete our detailed review. There are a few questions that need addressing, like the battery endurance from the 3,000Mah power pack. Stay tuned for that the review should pop on our homepage next week.
