Only thing I have to recommend is removable battery, other than that I'm fine.
Motorola got away from the spirit of Android, and this phone is what the android spirit is based on. I'm faithful to Motorola, but when I was seeing that the only phones on Verizon that were available were nothing but Droid RAZR's, coming from a Droid Bionic which was dropped and forgotten by Verizon and Motorola as soon as the first RAZR came out, I've come to hate and despise the RAZR's. So hearing about this phone lightened my sprits. The iPhone was 'cool' when it came out, but nothing has really changed with them. Oh, you got an iphone? So does everyone else. You got a new one? Nothing's really different on it. It's literally the same freaking phone over and over. You have an Android? Well there's hundreds of different Androids. Android was based off of getting a phone that met *your* needs. You want a small phone? Done. You want a large phone? Done. You want a different manufacturer? Done. You want a different carrier, but want to stick with android? Done. You want a small phone with high end specs? We'll try. You want a bigger phone with better specs? Done. You want a medium-range phone? Alright, those are becoming popular too. There's variety, you can find the phone that suits you. But.. Like I said, Motorola got away from that concept when they started the RAZR line.
But the Moto X?! Oh my god! It makes the iPhone's customization look like nothing! It makes the S3 customization look tiny! I have never seen a phone that you can customize this much. I honestly cannot wait for this phone. My upgrade was available almost 3 weeks ago, I'm holding out for this phone.
One last thing.. With the coming of Snapchat, my Droid Bionic proved how crappy the front camera really is on it. On other phones with front cameras, it tells you the MP on it. On the Bionic it just says 'Yes', it has one. I think it's in the 0.2-0.5MP range. Terrible in low to moderate light conditions, and extremely pixelated.. Anywho.
The only other thing that I like in my phones is the tough looking phone type. The Original Droid 1 really showed this. The square shape, the black on black, it looked like a tough phone. I didn't want to get any of the Galaxy S series phones or anything like those, the ones that are extremely rounded.. The Moto X is rounded, but it doesn't look as rounded as the S3, which I can settle for. Other than that, spot on. Affordable phone (hopefully, since I'm on Verizon) with good specs and great customization.
