It was hard leaving the Droid X behind. The signal strength, the battery life, the vibration, the speaker, the build quality. It was all top notch. It's why I'm perfectly comfortable not having insurance for my nexus. If it blows up I'll just keep using my X until I have another upgrade.
Yeah, the thing about Motorola is, the quality of their hardware is second-to-none. Apple makes phones of out of glass which shatters, HTC and Samsung make their phones out of 100% plastic, even the CPU is plastic, meanwhile Motorola is busy using metal frames and Kevlar. The difference is quite hilarious in build quality between Motorola and everybody. Motorola is like the Lenovo ThinkPad of the cell phone world.
It's too bad their software sucks so much ass. And also they are putting really terrible, awful PenTile LCDs on their newer phones, the X was one of the last to use an honest-to-God RGB matrix IPS LCD which was and is just fantastic.
I'm hanging on to my X for the same reason, if I ever drop my Tuna in the sink or something, I'll still have my X. It's really a pretty decent phone with CM7 instead of MotoShit. CM9/ICS will probably actually be really nice on the X, which has a 1 Ghz TI OMAP3360 CPU and 512MB of RAM.
As great as the nexus is, in this thread we realize that the Droid X was Verizon's greatest android device. I'm gonna miss it.
It's funny how many people I've seen who've just gotten an X recently, as it's frequently available for free these days. The X has great hardware but I wouldn't wish the MotoShit on my worst enemy. Well, actually, I would. But I wouldn't wish it on people I like.