2. The new Moto X in wood. This one’s my personal favorite. Having a real-wood back makes for an elegant, unique, and just plain cool-looking phone.

The Moto X has the standard Android on-screen buttons for Back, Home, and Recent Apps while the Droid Turbo for some reason goes back in time to the era of capacitive keys for those same functions.

The original Moto X’s magic trick was that it felt pretty small for its generous 4.7-inch display, and the new one pulls the same sleight of hand — but it does it with a 5.2-inch screen, ...

Overall, the Moto X Play looks to be a great choice for those that have needs beyond the Moto E and Moto G series, but feel that the Moto X Style is either out of their price range, or offers more ...

The Moto X Force does feature a Qualcomm Snapdragon 810 instead of an 808, but the difference in day-to-day performance is probably negligible. It costs $624.00 unlocked, ...

The Moto G, for example, is the most affordable of the three and struts midlevel specs, while the X Pure Edition/X Style is higher-end and has a Snapdragon 808 processor.

We've been checking out the best Moto X cases and covers currently available and we've rounded them up here for your perusal. There's something to suit every budget.

Motorola Moto X Play 8,070 2,143 Motorola Moto G (Late 2015) 4,473 1,609 Motorola Moto X Style (Pure) 19,725 3,528 Huawei Honor 6 Plus 14,270 2,866 3DMark Ice Storm (Unlimited) Geekbench 3 (Multi ...