The Moto X name didn’t changed in 2014, but rest assured, this updated Android smartphone packs enough new specs to deserve its own Moto X+ 1 or Moto X2 title.
An all-new aluminum metal frame means that Moto X 2nd generation is stronger than its predecessor, not just bigger than before. Plastic is no longer binding together Motorola’s flagship device. It’s closer to the build material of the iPhone 5S, sturdier than the pliable iPhone 6 Plus and, most importantly, doesn’t feel as cheap as the metal-looking polycarbonate Samsung Galaxy S5.