MoKo Moto X Pure Edition Case Specs Review: ‘Overall The Case Is Okay, But Could Be Better’

The full-body rugged holster MoKo smartphone case for the Moto X Pure Edition is among the most popular cases for the newly-released device.

The case, which includes a swivel belt clip, has received mixed reviews on its Amazon profile, ranging from positive to negative feedback.

"Overall the case is okay, but could be better," wrote one user named Shouglas.

"It's mainly a rubber sleve that it put on the body of it, then you clip on the plastic part for the kickstand (or belt clip if you use it)."

Motorola released the highly-anticipated Moto X Pure Edition phone earlier this summer, which also garnered mixed reviews from different analysts.

Although many have lauded the device's sleek design and improved camera, others have questioned whether its steep $399 price tag is in accordance with its features.

"It doesn't feel as premium as other high-end phones," The Verge wrote in a review of the Moto X Pure Edition, adding that it Motorola's new 5.7-inch quad HD LCD display "doesn't encourage you to stare at it and appreciate its beauty."

The 2015 versions of Motorola's flagship Moto X phone line are continuing to make headlines, especially for users looking for alternatives to the notorious Samsung Galaxy S6 and Apple iPhone 6.

The Moto X Pure (known as the the Moto X Style outside of the United States) and the Moto X Play have received increased attention in recent weeks. Here's a brief review of the prices, specs and release dates for both devices:

Moto X Pure (Style)

Price:

$399

Specs:

Dimensions (153.9 mm, 76.2 mm, 11.1 mm)

Weight (179 g)

Operating System (Android 5.1.1 Lollipop)

Chip System (Qualcomm Snapdragon 808)

CPU (1.8 GHz 64-bit Hexa-core)

Memory (3 GB LPDDR3 RAM)

Storage (16, 32, and 64 GB)

Battery Power (3000 mAh Li-ion)