Deal: Moto X (2014) on sale tomorrow for as low as $350
The Motorola Moto X (2014) is now well over a half year old and is no doubt starting to struggle for attention from new consumers, especially as 2015 flagships begin to flood the market, namely the LG G4, Samsung Galaxy S6/edge, and HTC One M9.
We’ve seen Motorola put its current flagship on sale more than once, in hopes of luring new customers looking for a bargain. With that in mind, Motorola is slashing prices once again, bringing down the price by $225, tomorrow only.
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This means you’ll be able to pick up the unlocked 32GB Moto X (2014) for just $349.99 outright, or the 64GB model for $374.99. For those interested, you’ll have to make the purchase between 11AM CT on May 5th and 11AM CT on May 6th, after that pricing will return to normal.
With plenty of compelling devices from competitors, and Motorola’s next gen flagship likely due out at the tail end of the summer, is the Moto X (2014) still worth picking up for sub-$400? Let us know what you think in the comments.
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