Ok thx.
Any clue why the nexus 5 had a bad signal on att?
Honestly no idea. I had a Nexus 5 and it worked fine...but we are talking two different areas where we live.
There are so many variables when you are talking about wireless signal. But when you are talking about the same exact phone on the same exact carrier you should be fine.
The ATT Moto X is locked to ATT and only has bands for ATT. It can be unlocked for use on T-Mobile but ATT will fight you tooth and nail and it will not get HSPA in all areas on T-Mobile. It also cones with ATT bloatware and the ATT logo on the back. It will also always say the carrier you are using on the top left of your task bar.
The T-Mobile Moto X has no carrier branding on the back, no bloatware, and no carrier icon on the top left of your task bar. It has all the necessary radios to work on ATT and T-Mobile for 2G, 3G, HSPA, and LTE. It also will let you tether on ATT even if you don't pay for tethering, no root required. And it is unlocked out of the box...if you are going to pay for a phone off contract it should be unlocked.
In my opinion, there is ZERO reason to buy the ATT version. And if you do, even though you payed full price for it, you still have to jump through hoops to get it unlocked.
And if you like rooting and ROMing and all of that jazz, buy the Dev edition. It is the T-Mobile version bit you cannot customize it.
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