"pure" Moto X?

[anon(631531)]

I'm very skeptical about the way that AT&T throws around the word "pure", when referring to the Moto X 2014. The Moto X Pure Edition has no carrier branding, and comes unlocked. Is that the way that AT&T is selling the phone? Maybe someone who works for AT&T can answer this.

 

[Ry]

I'm very skeptical about the way that AT&T throws around the word "pure", when referring to the Moto X 2014. The Moto X Pure Edition has no carrier branding, and comes unlocked. Is that the way that AT&T is selling the phone? Maybe someone who works for AT&T can answer this.

Link to where they're using the word "pure"?

 

[anon(631531)]

Link to where they're using the word "pure"?

AT&T website. Open the website, and click on shop/phones/smartphones/moto x 2014. I don't think that AT&T would sell the real pure edition, but maybe i'm wrong.

 

[natehoy]

Moto X 2014 from AT&T here. Death Star on the back (Small and somewhat subtle on my resin black back), no logos up front, full complement of standard bloatware.

Posted via the Android Central App

 

[Greg C]

I'm very skeptical about the way that AT&T throws around the word "pure", when referring to the Moto X 2014. The Moto X Pure Edition has no carrier branding, and comes unlocked. Is that the way that AT&T is selling the phone? Maybe someone who works for AT&T can answer this.

You should see what AT&T is doing to the Nexus 6. Sim card locked, AT&T logo on the battery cover as well as the boot screen and it's ringtones.

 

[anon(631531)]

You should see what AT&T is doing to the Nexus 6. Sim card locked, AT&T logo on the battery cover as well as the boot screen and it's ringtones.

I've decided to get a used, unlocked Nexus 5. Problem solved.