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Moto X Price: Wood Back Customization on Sale Now for Only $25

The Moto X wood or bamboo back customization's price has been slashed significantly this week.

Instead of the normal $100 launch cost, the Moto Maker special will now only run customers $25. Motorola announced the news on its blog earlier this week.

The company will also release more options when it comes to wood customization as walnut, teak and ebony options will be available starting on Jan. 21st. All of these wood upgrades will cost the same as the newly discounted bamboo version.

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Motorola will be handing a $75 credit to those customers who paid $100 for the bamboo backing. However, this reimbursement only applies to accessory orders.

Those interested in picking up a Moto X can do so on-contract for free through AT&T.

The carrier is offering this promotion for a limited time and in order to access the deal, customers must sign on for a two-year agreement with the carrier. This is a great bargain for customers who do not mind being locked into a contract.

The offer is only available online and will expire on Jan. 31 so those who are interested should act fast. The Moto X phone launched in the middle of last year and functions as Motorola's latest flagship handset. Its Moto Maker customization options have made it into somewhat of a unique device.

The device features a 4.7-inch screen with a curved back, a 10-megapixel camera, the option of a white or black body, 16GB or internal memory, and no microSD card slot. Google offers up to 50GB of free Google Drive storage to Moto X owners for the next two years. The device does not run the latest version of Android out of the box, but can be updated to it through and OTA.

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