The Moto X 2014, two months on

See what we think of the new Moto X after using it for two months

Many of us were eagerly awaiting the next version of the Moto X. Motorola took its time to follow the lead of their then-parent company Google, and produced a clean and simple version of Android on their flagship devices. Ask anyone who bought a Moto X and they'll likely tell you that the software was great, even if they have other issues with the device itself.

Motorola carried that through in 2014 with the release of the new Moto X. It looks and feels like a "stock" Android device, and the Pure Edition is completely free of any carrier-ware to bring you an unadulterated Android experience. While we see the value in the changes manufacturers make to Android, we also know that plenty of us want that "pure" Android feel.

We've been having those feels for a while now, and it's time to revisit the Moto X so we can share our thoughts. And we have plenty of them to share.

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