Windows phones are alive once again as the crowdsourced mobile phone called Moly X1 that runs Windows 10 mobile operating system is shaping up to be the next business-centric phone in 2017. Will it beat and surpass the performance of Android and iOS-operated smartphones?  Read more details here!

Moly X1 Windows 10 Features & Specs

It's good news to all working millennials who are looking for a mid-range phone but with excellent features and specs because Moly X1 that runs Windows 10 mobile operating system is the perfect phone for them. According to Slash Gear, Moly X1 is crowdsourced phone from Indiegogo that comes with a very good combination of hardware and software and has the possibility of beating or even surpassing the performance of today's Android phones.

Moly X1 features a 5.5-inch screen with screen resolution of 720 pixels, 13 megapixel rear camera lens and 5 megapixel front camera. Under the hood specs include a 2GB of RAM coupled with 16GB of expandable memory and powered by 2600 mAh battery pack. In addition, Moly X1 is powered by Qualcomm Snapdragon 410 that boosts the phones performance due to its clock speed and runs the latest mobile operating system Windows 10.

Accordingly, the makers of Moly X1 smartphone has the ambition to redeem the glorious days of Windows phone that considered to be failure for the previous years. According to Phone Arena, as long as there are companies who aspire to deliver Windows phone in the future, Microsoft will continue to support them amidst every circumstance.

However, as added by Slash Gear, Moly X1 lacks the notable feature found in Windows 10 Mobile, the continuum for Phones. Moly X1 has a tagline "New Phone for Working" but the phone limits the users to lower screen resolution as well as the UWP applications.

Moly X1 Windows 10 Release Date and Price

Moly X1 is available for shipment in the following countries: United States, Canada, Australia and Europe. Indiegogo is reportedly selling Moly X1 for $179 for the 40 early birds customers in North America, and first 80 customers in Australia and Europe.