The Moto X experience is the kind of experience stock Android should be. When I first got the phone, I wasn't wowed and thought this is pretty much like my GNex. The more I use it, the more I realize how significant this device is. It really is amazing what improved responsiveness for the experience. One of the big things I've noticed is that the keyboard is much more accurate on this device. I suspect the lack of lag contributes heavily to that. Googlrola was smart to do what they did by refining the experience over just increasing the hardware specs.
The Moto X is the most refined Android device I've used both in hardware and software. I think it's actually caught up to iPhone in that regard. I think they will sell a lot of these devices, especially if the price drops as rumored.
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