For the most part, Motorola is striving to hit 4 days or less. Ours constantly said “4 days” because there are few orders in at this time, but should you choose a specific color that is in high-demand or you decide to get an engraving on the back, it could jump out past 4 days. On a side note, if you pay attention to the bottom right corner of each screenshot, you’ll constantly see an updated “estimated delivery” time. There are 18 color choices – wood is not currently one of them. As you know, I eventually settled in on the Spearment green, but I tried Cherry, Navy Blue, Turquoise, and Yellow at one point. So once you click “Get Started,” you are taken to the first page which is the color-picker for the back color of the Moto X.
If you know you want to buy the Moto X and customize it, you can simply go to and follow this same process without a code.
MOTO X4 SCREEN LIGHTS UP WHEN MOVED CODE
If it is, they’ll let you purchase a gift card with a promo code (like we used) for the amount of the phone that can then be redeemed on MotoMaker. Actually, the only real change you’ll see in price is if you go from 16GB to 32GB, and then if you add on accessories at the end.įor those not familiar, Motorola and AT&T are offering you the chance to go into an AT&T store to get your hands on the Moto X and decide if it’s the phone for you.
MOTO X4 SCREEN LIGHTS UP WHEN MOVED FOR FREE
Thanks to Motorola, who gave us a promo code to setup a phone for free (press unit here, folks), this was our start screen. You can see the total under Moto X reads “$0.00” since we plugged in a code, but should you be going through MotoMaker ( ) without a code, that number would change along the way as you tweak certain parts. So come launch day, whenever that becomes official, only AT&T customers will get to go through this process. This is our journey to create one of the first customized Moto X phones.įor reference, this is similar to the MotoMaker tutorial we published on Moto X announcement day, however, this includes the checkout process and all of the finalized colors.Īlso, as you all know, AT&T is the exclusive launch partner of MotoMaker. The color scheme just looked too good! But outside of our color choices, this is how it all went down. Please don’t say “Oregon Ducks phone!” because we didn’t mean to go that route, even though we live in Oregon. Motorola invited us to be one of the first groups to test out its new MotoMaker phone customizing service earlier this week, and this is what we came up with.
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