Android Advisor — Issue 45 2017

ISSUE 45 • ANDROID ADVISOR 21

REVIEW

The worry is that although adequate for now, you’ll
probably hanker after the Honor 9’s extra performance
in a year or two’s time when the X4 could well feel
slower than it does when you get it out of the box.
Storage-wise you get 32GB storage built-in, but
there’s support for a microSD card up to 2TB. This fits
into the tray above the nano SIM card, which can be
ejected from the top of the phone.

Cameras
One of the Moto X4’s key features is its dual camera.
Like the LG G6 and Asus ZenFone 4 it has standard and
wide-angle lenses rather than telephoto.
And like the ZenFone, it has 12Mp and 8Mp sensors
respectively, so your wide-angle shots (image 1) aren’t

GFXBench

T-Rex