FYI: Moto X Style (intl) and Moto X Pure Edition (US) are the same (except radio bands)
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anon(469638)
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Re: So why is the moto x called two different names
One is for the US to denote that its an unlocked, carrier free verison.
The Style is the international name which doesn't have to imply its unlocked and carrier free.
One is for the US to denote that its an unlocked, carrier free verison.
The Style is the international name which doesn't have to imply its unlocked and carrier free.
Re: So why is the moto x called two different names
they said it already, but I still think they should've just kept it the same name. the small difference didn't require two separate names. they could've just used different model numbers or something.
they said it already, but I still think they should've just kept it the same name. the small difference didn't require two separate names. they could've just used different model numbers or something.
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I think Moto/Lenovo has done a fantastic job with marketing ... keep in mind it's the G that generates the most revenue, so the Play and Style are gonna take a back seat. Also, Samsung dropped $14 billion on marketing last year, so I'd say dollar for dollar, Moto actually did a better job. Like Moto Maker, my 11 year old and his friends think it's the greatest thing in the world. They do a pretty good job IMO promoting it.
I think Moto/Lenovo has done a fantastic job with marketing ... keep in mind it's the G that generates the most revenue, so the Play and Style are gonna take a back seat. Also, Samsung dropped $14 billion on marketing last year, so I'd say dollar for dollar, Moto actually did a better job. Like Moto Maker, my 11 year old and his friends think it's the greatest thing in the world. They do a pretty good job IMO promoting it.
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Re: So why is the moto x called two different names
None of which explains why the two names for the same device. When it comes down to it, the only guess I can put forward is that "Style" resonates more with the non-US target consumers for some reason while "Pure Edition" sounds like it's aimed at US consumers who are "phone nerds" (like us) and not the average consumer.
Even with Verizon's new plan shift, how many people are going to go into one of their stores and NOT pay for an Apple or Samsung phone at a much higher price simply because it's in the store vs. knowing they can buy a Moto X for hundreds less and then bring it to Verizon for a SIM card? Unless Verizon is involved in the marketing scheme, I don't see how the average consumer is going to be make to make that choice. Only those of us who really pay attention will have reasonable knowledge about it and be able to make that choice.
None of which explains why the two names for the same device. When it comes down to it, the only guess I can put forward is that "Style" resonates more with the non-US target consumers for some reason while "Pure Edition" sounds like it's aimed at US consumers who are "phone nerds" (like us) and not the average consumer.
Even with Verizon's new plan shift, how many people are going to go into one of their stores and NOT pay for an Apple or Samsung phone at a much higher price simply because it's in the store vs. knowing they can buy a Moto X for hundreds less and then bring it to Verizon for a SIM card? Unless Verizon is involved in the marketing scheme, I don't see how the average consumer is going to be make to make that choice. Only those of us who really pay attention will have reasonable knowledge about it and be able to make that choice.
Stanley Kubrick
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Re: So why is the moto x called two different names
I can handle the two names for the same device "essentially" because if you can only buy it online and you order the Style and accidentally get the International version then you will have to go through the hassle of retuning it...blah, blah, blah.
This way you know when you order the pure that you are getting the correct version.
I can handle the two names for the same device "essentially" because if you can only buy it online and you order the Style and accidentally get the International version then you will have to go through the hassle of retuning it...blah, blah, blah.
This way you know when you order the pure that you are getting the correct version.
Re: So why is the moto x called two different names
Oh for gosh sake. The Pure is XT1575 and the Style is XT1572. I refer to my Maxx as XT1080M in emails.
Oh for gosh sake. The Pure is XT1575 and the Style is XT1572. I refer to my Maxx as XT1080M in emails.
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so will the dual sims be active on the pure then?
so will the dual sims be active on the pure then?
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Re: So why is the moto x called two different names
hey, where did you find this information at? I'm trying to find the model number of the pure edition ordered in the US and saw you had posted XT1575. Want to see a source if you have one. Thanks!
Oh for gosh sake. The Pure is XT1575 and the Style is XT1572. I refer to my Maxx as XT1080M in emails.
hey, where did you find this information at? I'm trying to find the model number of the pure edition ordered in the US and saw you had posted XT1575. Want to see a source if you have one. Thanks!
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Re: FYI: Moto X Style (intl) and Moto X Pure Edition (US) are the same phone
Could the Style be used in Australia? Considering I can find one online, that is
Could the Style be used in Australia? Considering I can find one online, that is
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AI did a lot of searching and found the nuimbers on some obscure site, I don't remember where. However I then Googled XT1575 and got the Pure. I Googled 1572 and got the Style. Additionally, there is a 1570 that has a slightly different set of data bands than the regular "Style". OK, sometimes I'm a little OC.:-[
AI did a lot of searching and found the nuimbers on some obscure site, I don't remember where. However I then Googled XT1575 and got the Pure. I Googled 1572 and got the Style. Additionally, there is a 1570 that has a slightly different set of data bands than the regular "Style". OK, sometimes I'm a little OC.:-[
Re: FYI: Moto X Style (intl) and Moto X Pure Edition (US) are the same phone
I have no idea on that or what countries the two versions of the Style will work.
I have no idea on that or what countries the two versions of the Style will work.
co.ag.2005
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Re: So why is the moto x called two different names
Thanks. I was working with Swappa on getting a device page setup for this phone and they were trying to find the info. I did see 1575 in several hands on videos around here too. Thanks!!
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Thanks. I was working with Swappa on getting a device page setup for this phone and they were trying to find the info. I did see 1575 in several hands on videos around here too. Thanks!!
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Moto X Style (intl) and Moto X Pure Edition (US) are the same phone...WRONG!
The thread title is very misleading... They are not identical phones where it matters the most....service! After all, you are buying a phone to use as a phone right..??? Maybe not.
The Style has a few different bands for LTE service than the Pure. I would recommend buying them the Style for UK use and Pure for US use as Motorola has marketed.
Moto X Pure edition
4G LTE (B1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 7, 8, 12, 13, 17, 25, 26, 38, 41)
Moto X Style
4G LTE (B1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 7, 8, 12, 17, 20, 25, 28, 40, 41)
So, as you can see bands 13,20,28,40 are the differences. You will still get service, just not in all areas as good as if you had the appropriate phone.
The thread title is very misleading... They are not identical phones where it matters the most....service! After all, you are buying a phone to use as a phone right..??? Maybe not.
The Style has a few different bands for LTE service than the Pure. I would recommend buying them the Style for UK use and Pure for US use as Motorola has marketed.
Moto X Pure edition
4G LTE (B1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 7, 8, 12, 13, 17, 25, 26, 38, 41)
Moto X Style
4G LTE (B1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 7, 8, 12, 17, 20, 25, 28, 40, 41)
So, as you can see bands 13,20,28,40 are the differences. You will still get service, just not in all areas as good as if you had the appropriate phone.
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