Moto X, Moto 360: Pure Style, Pure Performance, It's Time

By Noriel Espinueva Sep 19, 2014 04:49 PM EDT

Moto X, Moto 360: Pure Style, Pure Performance, It's Time

Amidst all the hype on Apple's iPhone 6 and the iPhone 6 Plus, Motorola released its newest offering, the Moto X. Along with it comes the Moto 360 Android Wear smart watch, the Moto Hint Bluetooth earpiece, the Turbo Charger and the Moto-G smartphone.

As Motorola's latest offering, the Moto X has been receiving positive reviews from consumers who prefer the Android OS over other systems. Its 2.5GHz Snapdragon 801 processor, 13MP camera, voice commands and gesture controls, as well as its 5.2-inch display, are enough for one to enjoy the new gadget.

Meanwhile the Moto 360 has been sold-out the same day it went on sale, a proof in itself that the product is a successful line. The circular stainless steel smartwatch is different from other smart watches that sport a rectangular shape.It has a battery life spanning a day's use, so users will not have to worry about losing battery while their out doing their business.

The Moto 360 uses the OMAP 3 chip, a processor that is not too different from the 1.2GHz Qualcomm Snapdragon that the Samsung Gear Live and LG G Watch use. It has 512MB of RAM, and 4GB internal storage, and weighs lesser than its competitions.

The US has seen the smartwatch when it launched on September 5. It will be released in other countries in the following days, so watch out for its release in your country.

The release is a bit delayed, but the enhanced Moto X and the new Moto 360 are nothing but goodness. Both are improved versions of its counterparts, and are more affordable - all these, without compromising design and the quality. The Moto X is not comparable to the iPhone or Samsung Galaxy, but users can be sure that it will work very well, and would never compromise quality over design.