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Moto X Release Date, Design Rumors: Stunning New Phone To Have Metal Body?

Moto X Release Date, Design Rumors: Stunning New Phone To Have Metal Body?

Shilpa Chakravorty

Although the sneak peek of Moto X budget phone is to be officially revealed in June, yet good news awaits the fans and eager buyers.

Moto fan site "HelloMotoHK" has revealed some of the hands - on preview of the new device, which contains a lot of new features and a brand new look according to reports from USwitch.

Recently, the most awaited Motorola handset has seen a few leaks for its upcoming handsets, which revealed not only its designs, but also some of its specifications. The new handset will feature not only a square fingerprint scanner, but also a rear camera, reported Tech Times.

Meanwhile, recent leaked benchmark results also indicated that Moto X 2016 could be called Moto XT1650 and its reportedly in production. Additional rumors also suggested that the new phone has been provided with a codename Sheridan XT1560 or Moto X Sheridan.

Previously press reports of Moto G4 posted online showed the handset in white color, but Evan Bliss leaked them before the press release. Notably, the tech tycoon Motorola is reportedly planning on naming the handset as Moto X4 officially, and a few days ago it was seen on Geekbench, where some of its features were revealed.

The specifications of the marvelous phone uses Snapdragon 820 as a processor, has 4 GB RAM and boasts of Quad HD display just like it competitors, namely HTC 10, LG G5 and Samsung Galaxy S7. However, it is still unknown if the tech tycoon will add metal option to the Moto Maker customization service.

Although Motorola has announced that it will be hosting a May 17 event in Mexico and India, yet the date of the release has not been specified. Thus, chances are there that Motorola will unveil the big product in July just like its predecessors.

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