Don't bother. It's disgraceful that Motorola, along with Apple, is one of the few manufacturers only providing a 12-month warranty instead of the industry standard 24-month. Heck, Huawei is now providing a 36-month warranty with the P9 and if you break your screen it will be repaired for free for the first time.

It's time to stop supporting companies like Motorola that treat their customers with contempt.

it says "used acceptable". I think for that amount of money I would want a better condition. maybe "like new"

I work for Geek Squad dealing with warranty repairs and am well versed in the EU regulations. However, the burden of proof lies with the consumer to prove the defect was inherent from manufacturing and without Apple confirming that it won't be repaired under the warranty. Apple keeps hiding behind EU / UK law and sending customers back to the retailer knowing full well it won't be repaired under warranty without a engineer's report from Apple confirming an inherent fault. The number of angry Apple customers I've dealt with is ridiculous, as Apple only provides a two year warranty if bought directly from Apple.

The way Apple and Motorola treat their customers is disgraceful. A two year warranty should be the absolute minimum, especially the amount Apple charges for its products.

Its because Motorola and Apple on average only expect their handsets to last 12 months before the accountants start sweating.

Dont get why this is so hot. its really not that good of a deal.

Bought one of these from John Lewis a few months ago for my wife. Great phone

Bought one for £156 a few days ago for my wife. Look for used very good descriptions that only mention opened box and no damage to the phone itself. My wife's was in mint condition, just the box had been sealed up again

Lenovo have bought motorola over and have just released the Moto g4 keeping the Moto name but being a lenovo product. I personally liked the look of the Moto x style however with this switchover I am waiting for the new releases. Strong rumours say the new range of Moto x are coming out possibly under a different name but the new moto x and style handsets have top specs apparently lined up and will be competitively priced in the same mould as the predecessors. I hope that the current ones are still supported and that the new ones are competitively priced and maybe a price drop for this and the style. Coming from a Moto g 4g got to say that the phones are sturdy and with near stock android so happydays

Link:http://www.gsmarena.com/motorola_moto_x_play_(2016)-8094.php
Apart from processor looks like the current Moto x will have better specs such as larger battery,water repellant ,higher MP camera to name but a few,we shall see.

Love our Moto phones! We have a number of them in the household now having moved from Samsung ranges over the years. Prefer the Moto's overall, pure Android still best IMO, and hardware seems to last longer too.
Interesting to see where they're going now that they're planning to drop the name and their move away from the 'Moto X' branding.

That woudl be Google then or Alphabet even.

In my experience, they don't. They'll go to two years straight away....more if pushed gently.
All IF (that's a big if just in case it wasn't clear) you bought from them.
Apple say after a year is a problem for the company you bought it from (EE, Vodafone etc), it's only if you bought from them they'll honour it past a year.

Nope.

So why Apple only provides 12 months?

EU law states that you have to offer 24 month warranties on phones now. I'd quite like the opportunity to have a 13 month old Motorola break, have them decline the warranty and take them to court about it.

Does it have fingerprint scanner?

Really good value phone and much cheaper than you'd get in new. Would probably splash out the extra £50 for a new one myself but voted hot anyway.

Only used at that price

Sd card slot?

Missus has one and really likes it.

the camera is poor in low light, decent otherwise

is the camera any good on moto x? compare to honor 7. Thanks

Don't bother. It's disgraceful that Motorola, along with Apple, is one of the few manufacturers only providing a 12-month warranty instead of the industry standard 24-month. Heck, Huawei is now providing a 36-month warranty with the P9 and if you break your screen it will be repaired for free for the first time.

It's time to stop supporting companies like Motorola that treat their customers with contempt.

Got an 'acceptable' one for £138 earlier in the week. It was immaculate!

Meh, save £50 su6 etc etc

really want the style at this price. been wanting one for ages but won't move from my g4 unless I find one at around 150 ish. have to get lucky :wink:

There is a new range of Moto's out soon, but if used phones are your thing, then go for it.

it says "used acceptable". I think for that amount of money I would want a better condition. maybe "like new"