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That's actually not a bad idea at all. I just... really wanted a customised Moto X through Moto maker. When I first saw your option I thought it would be bad but I'm checking the website and it seems okay... I'll look into it. Thanks.

Yeah, I realised this after going to the Vodafone store. Now the decision is the following: 1. Buy European Moto X, boring black or white and have no LTE 2. Order from Moto Maker, have no LTE but get a wooden back, and a nice accent to fit the front black of the phone and have a unique phone...

Okay, I got to the bottom of it and finally found the data. Now all I need is someone to help me interpret it. The Moto X supports the following bands: The local carrier I'm using has the following: 3G: 2100 Mhz 4G: 800mhz and 1800mhz So, can anyone tell me whether I will have Full 3G AND...

Update: I found some sources which mention that I can't access Vodafone's 4G network with the Moto X ordered via the Moto Maker tool. If anyone can check and prove me wrong that would be great...

Great, thanks! Now to just find out whether I have full 4G / LTE access, and even 3G because some towns I'm in daily don't support 4G LTE for Vodafone yet.

I found this online, I'm honestly not an expert when it comes to bands & frequenties, so I'll need some guidance here: Frequentie 2G / 3G / 4G Telecomaanbieder 800 MHz 4G KPN / Vodafone / Tele2 900 MHz 2G / 3G KPN / Vodafone / T-Mobile 1800 MHz 2G / 4G KPN / Vodafone /...

Thanks for the reply. While I'm trying to find the bands used by Vodafone here, could you tell me weather the version of the Moto X I mentioned would have any "american" bloatware loaded on it by either T Mobile or AT&T ?

Hi People, So, I've been planning to design a Moto X through Moto Maker. However, I live in the Netherlands and I will have to import the phone from the US. I will do this by using a company which you'll ship the Moto X to after ordering and they will forward it to your home. Anyways, here's...