Pros and Cons of Moto X (AT&T)

Moto X is the first smartphone designed and assembled in the U.S.A. and the first smartphone produced by Motorola after Google took control over it. We have already reviewed the main specifications of Moto X and since it has been released for AT&T customers (yet exclusively), here we present the main Pros and Cons of Moto X:

Pros:

Design your own device: Choose back, front and accent colors, select storage size and features, customize matching accessories, and link your Google account
Designed and Assembled in the U.S.A.
Cool software features: Active Display, Instant Shots, and Touchless commands like voice activation or identification via NFC tags)
Due to some improvement in the processor structure, battery life is indeed great (A whole day)
Device is very easy to use with one hand and it really fits your hand
Camera quality is really good

Cons:

It is just available exclusively for AT&T users (Other 4 major operators lik e Verizon should wait a little longer)
The price is not competitive at all ($575 for 16GB model and $630 for 32GB models, $199.99 for 16Gb under AT&T 2 year agreement)
Hardware specifications (like CPU, Screen) are lower than available high end devices
It runs Jelly Bean 4.2.2, and there are some doubt weather Google is supporting Moto X like Nexus devices or not
Battery is not accessible and changeable
You just have 2 options for memory with no external memory support