Replacing the 2014 Moto X, Motorola’s flagship Moto X Style has received a complete overhaul in the camera department. It comes with a Sony IMX 230 1/2.4-inch 21MP BSI CMOS sensor and a dual-LED flash, while an F2.0 aperture and 4K video recording remain unchanged from the predecessor. We put its camera through our range of studio and field tests for this full review. Read more
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The Moto X Style is Motorola’s brand new flagship smartphone and replaces the 2014 edition of the Moto X, using a 1/2.3″ 21MP BSI CMOS sensor and F2.0 lens. We’ve had a chance to try the new model before launch, and we took it out to capture a range of sample shots in varying light conditions. Read more
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DxOMark has put Motorola’s brand new Moto X Style to the test. With a 1/2.3″ 21MP BSI CMOS sensor, F2.0 lens and dual-LED flash it’s no slouch in the camera department. See where it lands in DxOMark’s mobile rankings. Read more
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Despite using the same name as its predecessor, the new Moto X is a very different device. Its 5.2-inch 1080p OLED screen, thin bezels and aluminum body give it a premium feel. In the camera department it offers a 13MP sensor and F2.25 aperture, 4K-video and a dual-LED ring flash. We put it through our comprehensive testing – see if the 2014 edition is a better choice for mobile photographers than the original Moto X. Read review
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Born from the brief union between Google and Motorola, the Moto X bears several unique features worthy of both names, including instant activation when removed from a pocket and constant attention to voice commands. Two shakes of the handset brings up the Moto X’s simplified camera interface, which is where we come in. How does the Moto X measure up? Read our Motorola Moto X review to find out
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