Testseek.com have collected 237 expert reviews of the Motorola Moto X Play and the average rating is 80%. Scroll down and see all reviews for Motorola Moto X Play.
August 2015
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The editors liked
Dual-nanoSIM + microSD Card Slot
Good Screen
Excellent Audio Quality
Beautiful Erognomic Design
Close to Stock UI
Good Camera Quality (With Fast Shutter Speeds and Autofocus)
Really Stable Videos (Even without OIS)
Excellent 1080p LCD display with superb brightness
Colors and contrast
Impressive 21MP shooter
Especially for stills
Snappy performance on the near-stock Android ROM
Good design
21MP camera
Stock Android like experience
Good camera
Great battery life
Stock Android
Affordable price
Bright screen
Front-facing speaker
Eye catching design
Smooth performance with pure Android
Long lasting battery
Very good display
Sturdy and well built
The editors didn't like
Single Speaker could've been a bit louder
Noisy Low Light Camera Performance
"Motorola Moto X Play Review"
5 out of 5 based on 53 ratings
Bulky body and generic design
No 4K video recording
Lacks IPX7 ratings
Nonremovable battery
No NFC
No wireless charging
A little bulky
A bit on the bulky side
Can lag a bit
Display appears a bit dull
Weak processor performance
Moto display isn't as efficient as other Motorola phones
Abstract: Motorola is enjoying a lot of success with the 3rd gen Moto G — in fact; it's the fastest selling mobile phone on Flipkart. The higher end Moto X was never as popular but there was a distinct family resemblance between the two. With the latest Moto X Play...
Good camera, Great battery life, Stock Android, Affordable price
No NFC, No wireless charging
The new Motorola Moto X Play has the best of the design language, good specs, including the camera and battery and the most of all, it has the best price tag on it.On the likable part, the metal rim around the edge of the Moto X Play is a great addition t...
Good design, 21MP camera, Stock Android like experience
Lacks IPX7 ratings, Nonremovable battery
The Motorola Moto X Play looks nice and seems pretty powerful, and has been placed well in terms of pricing. It also has water-repellent nano-coating for protection against accidental water spillage, however lacks IPX7 certification. In addition, it also...
Abstract: Design: Continuing with the Moto X design language, the Moto X Play has a slightly curved rear with a dimple with the Motorola logo in the middle. The front is dominated with a 5.5-inch 1080p display and speaker cut-outs above and below the display. There...
The Moto X Play comes with a nice design and feel, and the option to customise the look of your phone is always welcome. It feels like a solid device, it's substantial in the hand without being too fat, The metal rim around the edge makes the phone look a
Customisation on the Moto X Play isn't all it could be, and not having alternative material options is a major letdown. I wasn't expecting a leather option on an ‘active lifestyle' phone, but it would have been nice to have different options for the back,
The Moto X Play is clearly an experiment for Motorola – and I'm not sure if it's succeeded in the areas the company was targeting when they were originally looking at the drawing board.It straddles a strange middle ground between Motorola's successful bud...
It's these small touches that elevate the Moto X Play above the rest of the competition and make it a much better buy than other £200-300 phones, such as the Samsung Galaxy A5, Sony Xperia M4 Aqua, EE Harrier and HTC Desire 820. It's also great value on c...
Published: 2016-06-10, Author: Anna , review by: gamegrin.com
Abstract: When I was asked to review the Motorola Moto X, I was a little unsure. I felt that it would be a bit hard for me to write something so big, as I haven't written about phones before. However, I have used a lot of smartphones, so I knew this would be someth...
Published: 2015-11-20, Author: April , review by: gadgetdaily.xyz
Abstract: The Moto X Play was a surprise announcement in this year's Motorola line-up, a brand-new handset sandwiched between the top-end Moto X Style and third generation of the popular budget buy Moto G. However, the Moto X Play is more than just a mid-range opti...
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Published: 2015-10-20, Author: Adam , review by: itpro.co.uk
Lengthy battery life, Customisable casing, Uncluttered OS, Waterproof, Good value
Merely satisfactory performance
The Moto X Play is all about no-frills functionality. At under £300, it's a great value smartphone...
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Published: 2015-10-13, Author: Luke , review by: digitalspy.com
Almost half the price of some comparable devices, the Moto X Play sets new standards for the mid-market smartphone space. Yes, there are better looking handsets doing the rounds, but with a stunning screen, largely impressive camera and hugely positive ba...
