What would stop you from buying the Moto X?

No microSD slot (or at least 64gb option)

Screen smaller than my note 2.

Sent from my Verizon Samsung Galaxy Note II
 
It's hardware configuration is not up to the newer standards. I may prefer nexus 4.

I am very happy with Note 2, MotoX may not do as much as Note 2. When Note 3, iPhone 5s enters the market, MotoX may die.

Sent from my GT-N7100

The note 3 will not hurt the X in any way at all. You couldn't name to more opposite phones. A person who carries a note is using a 5.5? screen for a reason, probably watching movie or whatever else they do, the Moto X is not what they are looking for. Moto X customers want a phone that can fit in their pocket and want a screen size 5? or under with cool, new or useful features, they want nothing to do with a note. The iPhone customers who don?t LIVE for the iPhone is what the X hope to syphon. It?s the LG G2/GS5 that will hurt the moto. But most of all the iPhone 5S or whatever the heck they?re up to these days. Lol.
 
I got a Motorola Atrix 4G for
Christmas in 2011 running Gingerbread. Moto
promised us an update to ICS sometime in
2012. They kept pushing out the delivery date
until finally they said no update at all. I will
never buy another Moto phone
 
Couldn't agree more. Hoping that motorola would bring me back. But so disappointed with no expandable storage and so so specs. So they have decided to make ihones after all. Samsung is all that is left?

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I got a Motorola Atrix 4G for
Christmas in 2011 running Gingerbread. Moto
promised us an update to ICS sometime in
2012. They kept pushing out the delivery date
until finally they said no update at all. I will
never buy another Moto phone

Good thing Verizon sold enough DROID Bionics for them to justify getting us Jelly Bean.
 
What would stop me from getting the Moto X? My T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy SII running AOSPA 3.94 (Jelly Bean 4.3).
 
I was waiting on my upgrade until the X came out and then was going to decide between the X and the S4. However My Razr became completely nonfunctional after being dropped one too many times, so ultimately the need for a functioning phone now is what stopped me.

I picked up the S4 about a week ago and don't regret it at all. I do like the size and form factor of the X, and while removable battery is nice I could have lived with out it. Never thought I really needed micro-sd slot that badly b/c until I got the S4 I never put music on my phone. I am somewhat of an audiophile, so don't choose to listen to mp3's through an average phone DAC. However when I found out the S4 plays Flac files and is plug and play with my Fiio E!17 amp/DAC without root I was very happily surprised. Now I have a 64gb SD card almost filled with FLAC files. Maybe the X will have these capabilities, but with limited memory, wouldn't do me much good. I thought the S4 might be a little big for my liking, but I am enjoying the screen size and overall it is a great phone. Having a spare battery eventually will be a plus. The X looks like a great phone, but I don't think i will regret my choice at all when it comes out. The build, size and features look nice, although after the initial novelty wore off, I don't know how often I would really talk to my phone instead of just picking it up.
 

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