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Motorola to Let People Test Customized Moto X Risk-Free

Jun 15, 2015, 11:30 AM by Eric M. Zeman

Motorola hopes a 30-day, risk-free trial will tempt people to check out the Moto X. The company is letting people customize their own Moto X via Moto Maker and test the phone for a month with no commitment. If they like the phone, they can keep it for $299 (after $50 rebate). The trial is for an unlocked device that would be used with a no-contract plan. People who dislike their custom-ordered phone will even be given a one-time do-over to design something different. Customers who test the Moto X and don't like it may ship it back free of charge. Motorola says there are no hidden fees. Motorola didn't say how long it will offer the trial.

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PhoneMaster

Jun 15, 2015, 1:45 PM

Really only good for AT&T and even then it's not perfect.

The unlocked model doesn't support CDMA or LTE bands 12, 13, 26 or 41. It also doesn't include any of AT&T's specialized carrier aggregation bands.

Motorola needs to hurry up with the 2015 Moto X.

Pandemic187

Jun 15, 2015, 11:55 AM

Is Moto really that desperate?

Don't get me wrong, it's cool for customers. But their numbers must be looking pretty grim.

PhoneMaster

They are probably trying to clear stock in anticipation of the 3rd gen Moto X.

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