Motorola Moto X Pure Edition

Motorola's new Moto X Pure Edition flagship phone has a lot of compelling qualities -- and considerable bang for the buck. But it's not perfect.

It took three tries for Motorola to make an all-around solid flagship device, but we were patient. th the Moto X re ition, the company made a phone with a

The Motorola Moto X Pure Edition is in the same class of unlocked, affordable flagship phones as the OnePlus 2, with one huge advantage: You can actually buy it.

With the changes in both leadership and size, does the Moto X Pure Edition (aka Moto X Style) still retain the Motorola experience we’ve all come to know and love?

Upper middle class

Read our full review to find out how Motorola's latest flagship smartphone performs as a camera.

Motorola's Moto X Pure Edition is the perfect phone for you as long as you're not seeking a flashy package. The phone isn't very bold, but it is impressive.

The 5.7-inch Moto X Pure Edition's customizable design make it a compelling enough buy, but it isn't the most powerful phablet around.

Motorola's been making smart, adaptive phones for years. Now it's making good ones.

The Moto X has excelled because it's the Android smartphone for everyone, and the Pure Edition retains that title. If you can't afford to shell out $700 or $800 for a new phone, the Moto X Pure Edition is an excellent option.

The Moto X Pure Edition’s software is purely Android, its attractive styling is purely Motorola, and its customization options make it purely yours.