Hands On With Motorola's New Moto X

The first thing you'll notice when you approach the new Moto X is the larger display; it joins the full HD ranks with its 5.2-inch, 1080p display with 423 pixels per inch, a step up from the previous model's 4.7-inch, 720p display.

The Moto X will continue to have black and white front color schemes, and you'll have the option to add color accents in the microphone and speaker grilles in Moto Maker.

The new Moto X also sports an aluminum frame, which feels positively solid and premium, and comes in light and dark shades.

The aluminum frame also gives the new Moto X a very clean look.

The new X is somewhat taller and wider, but it's also slightly thinner, which is especially noticeable on the edges.

A new, optional Turbo Charger will give your phone up to eight hours of battery life with just 15 minutes of charging. But the phone itself ships with a standard charger.

Here you'll find the 3.5mm audio port and the SIM card tray door.

Moto Maker continues to let you customize several aspects, including the accent ring around the popular finger groove.

The new Moto X still comes with plastic or natural wood finishes on the back, and Motorola added a new premium leather option from esteemed leather makers Horween.

The camera has been bumped up from 10 to 13 megapixels, and it can capture 4K video, too.

There's a new ring flash for softer and brighter lighting tones.

You'll have quite the variety available to customize your Moto X the way you want it to look.