Google replaces the nexus 5x with moto x4 for project fi users
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The Nexus 5X is a little-known phone to many users. Although many know him for having had several failures, which caused him to go out of circulation. But, for users who have this phone and have suffered failures, there is good news. Because Google is sending substitutes to phone owners. Instead he sends them a Moto X4.
Google replaces Nexus 5X with Moto X4 for Project Fi users
The reason is because the Nexus 5X is still present in the so-called Project Fi, Google's virtual operator. But it is one of the least important since it is a small number of devices. Also, there are the problems with the phone. So Google replaces them with the Moto X4.
Google distributes the Moto X4
Initially, the company's plans were to offer users a new phone instead, but users had to pay the difference for the new phone. Something that did not end up penetrating among consumers. So the company got to work with a new plan. Finally, it seems that they have decided to replace the Nexus 5X directly with the Moto X4.
They have done it because they are similar phones, with similar specifications and also a price of the style. In addition to being perfectly compatible with Project Fi. So everything goes wonder with this replacement.
Users will not have to pay anything. Only if they want to add the protection of the device, which has a cost of 69 dollars. But, it is something optional. Without a doubt, it seems that consumers are happy with this substitution. So the Moto X4 will be distributed to these consumers throughout these weeks.
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