Moto X Promotion Extended Until Feb. 22

People were initially lead to believe that Feb. 14 was supposed to be the last day you could buy the Moto X device for $70 off. But the company has announced that this promotion is extended by another week, giving you the possibility until Feb. 22 to enjoy this special price. To be more precise, we are referring to a price of $329 for the 16GB Moto X version after the discount applied, just as the company has offered various discounts on this device in the past few months. And we can assure you that there is no special code that you must enter or any other “hidden” clue that has to be discovered; you can enjoy the promotion just as it is.

The Best Decision

Aren’t you sure that this Motorola Moto X is exactly what you need, especially now, with Mobile World Congress being so closed? Then, here we have some of its most important technical specs and features, in order to help you take the best decision. Moto X comes with a 4.7-inch display having a maximum resolution of 1280 x 720 pixels, while the dual-core Snapdragon processor has a clock speed of 1.7 GHz and comes paired with 2GB of RAM. When it comes to its 10MP camera, it is ideal for taking high clarity photos and videos, also being accompanied by a secondary 2MP front-facing camera.

Moto X Promotion Extended Until Feb. 22

Operating System

This Motorola Moto X handset that we have here runs on Android 4.3 Jelly Bean out of the box, but there is no reason to be worried about that. Motorola has already rolled out the Android 4.4 KitKat version for it, not to mention that there are some smart additions to the Android experience that can also be found in this case.

So yes, Motorola Moto X isn’t one of the most powerful devices out there, nor one offering the most vivid screen, but it remains a solid choice for many of you. And although we have seen previous interesting promotions, we cannot know if this extended $70 discount isn’t the last one indeed, especially given the most recent circumstances. As we have told you, Dennis Woodside left his position with the company just this week, leading many to wonder about the future of this company.