The Moto X+1 has appeared in another video, this time in a sandwich bag

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A few days ago, TK Tech News leaked a video which allegedly showed off the boot animation of the upcoming Moto X+1. That video is meant to be the first of many leaks that will be revealed, and now TK Tech News has decided to release the second video in a series of five videos that he plans to unveil over the course of time. Now in this video, it shows the alleged Moto X that has been wrapped in a plastic bag. What this means is that it makes it a little hard to see how the phone really looks like, no thanks to the light that is reflecting off its plastic cover.

As promised, TK Tech News is back with yet another alleged Motorola Moto X+1 leak, this time showing off the device as it appears… in a sandwich bag. Yes, folks, according to our man TK, this was in an effort to cover all the identifying marks on the phone. Before you call shenanigans, keep in mind TK is promising to follow up with more footage of the device (outside the bag this time) in a comparison with the original Moto X. TK goes on to note that the phone is overall bigger than the original Moto X and comes with a 1080p display. The reason for not diving into the settings is apparently they’re protected by a password, so the software information couldn’t be displayed. A likely story? Check out the video below for yourself and let us know what you think.

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