Republic Wireless Announces Moto Maker Support For Its Moto X Version

Humberto Saabedra

Sprint MVNO Republic Wireless has announced that its version of the Motorola Moto X will now be added to the list of devices on Motorola’s Moto Maker customization service which can be ordered and customized through the personalization service.

Republic Moto XThe operator is also  running a promotion that will give the first 2,000 people to order a Republic Moto X through Moto Maker a free upgrade to a wooden back panel, which are normally a $25 upgrade. The 16GB model costs $349.99 and the 32GB model $399.99. The promotion works by entering an email address for a coupon code starting tomorrow morning at http://www.motorola.com/woodyoubelieveit. Below, a partial listing of Moto Maker support:

Styling

  • Back of phone: Choose from 27 unique colors or upgrade to Bamboo or natural wood finish (Walnut, Ebony, or Teak) for just $25 more
  • Front of phone: Select white or black
  • Accent (Power key, Volume key and Camera bezel): Pick from 10 different colors
  • Signature: Add your name or a personalized message to the design
  • Accessories: Color matched accessories as well as clear cases including a new college collection featuring university logos

Features

  • Memory: Select 16GB or 32GB for an additional $50
  • Wallpaper: Select a personal default wallpaper image which can be changed at anytime
  • Google Sync: Customers can opt to have their Google account synced to the Moto X in advance, providing access to contacts, pictures and other synced items right away
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