As you probably already know, Verizon and AT&T are the only carriers in the United States who do not allow official bootloader unlocks for their flagship phones. They also happen to be the two largest carriers in the U.S. so chances are most of you who want to get the Moto X are stuck with either getting the subsidized version that may never see a bootloader unlock from the development community or waiting to for the Developer Edition of your desired phone to be available.

If you were holding out for the Verizon Moto X Developer Edition and don't mind paying the full retail (unsubsidized) price for the phone, Motorola officially made it available Wednesday to purchase on its site.

You aren't able to use Moto Maker to customize this device (not surprisingly), but the $649.99 price tag will net you a 32GB special black and white woven developer edition with an unlockable bootloader. If you look closely at the image, you'll see the "Developer Edition" branding right under the Verizon logo.

You can order yours via the source below.

Source: Motorola's Moto X Page