Moto X Release Date: New 64GB Version Coming On Monday To Select US Carriers, Customers Have Option To Join 'Try-Then-Buy' Program
Motorola has really done a great job with its current flagship the Moto X. And even a year after it was released, the company still wants to make it a great deal for Motorola and Android fans.
A few months back, we have heard rumors that the Motorola handset is working on a 64GB version and should be headed to Sprint as stated in leaked documents.
It turned out that rumor is true and it will indeed include Sprint as one of its carrier partners in the US.
According to a report by Android Police, Motorola will launch the 64GB version of the Moto X and costs $100 more than the 16GB edition. So far that's all we have confirmed as of now in terms of specifications, so unless Motorola says otherwise then we would assume that all of the specs of the original version will also come to the 64GB model.
In the report, the new 64GB Moto X will arrive in select carriers aside from Sprint such as AT&T, Republic Wireless, and T-Mobile where the unlocked version of the device would also be available. Unfortunately for Verizon subscribers, it looks like the Motorola handset would not arrive for your carrier at least from what we have read directly from Motorola's press release.
In addition to the launch of the 64GB Moto X on Monday, another program the company will be holding is the Try-Then-Buy Program. This would allow users to try the Moto X 64GB edition for the next two weeks by paying just $0.01.
In case the user enjoys the experience and would want to continue using the device, that is when he will need to pay the agreed price. But if he decided to return the handset, no problem. Just put the phone in the box, return it to Motorola and just as if nothing happened.
However, there's a catch. The Try-Then-Buy program will only be available on Monday and it will close at 11:00PM CT - or 'while quantities last'.
So, you better decide now so you'd be the first in line when the program begins Monday.