The Moto X has doubled up, offering two very different handsets in its latest guise. The is the bigger, more powerful and more expensive handset, leaving the Moto X Style to slip in at a lower price point, but also takes prize as the better handset.
The Moto X Play's attaction comes from the huge battery that has stuffed inside, meaning it offers some of the best endurance you'll find in an Android handset. Yes, this is the phone to pick if you want it to last not just through the day, but through the night and the following day too.
It's a mid-range handset, offering Motorola's Moto Maker customisation, but it isn't the most powerful handset around. That aids the stellar battery life, but it's easy to accuse the Moto X Play of not being hugely exciting, and it lacks a which is the biggest negative. The camera isn't great in low light either, but is a step ahead of previous generation Moto cameras in normal conditions.
It's pretty much free of bloatware, however, so if you're after a clean Android experience, with Moto's customisation and great battery life, this could be the phone for you.
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