If you are referring to the front logo then you can remove the factory installed screen protector.
Is the Droid Turbo 2 the Best Android...Ever?
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Snareman
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There is no double tap but there is an app I believe called Screen Off that I got and then set the double tap action on nova launcher to activate that app which then turns the screen off. Works just like the LG phones.
While it's a good device, being a Verizon-exclusive would take it out of any overall lists for me.
(But I don't plan on leaving Verizon anytime soon)
Looks like you can do interest-free financing with Motorola via Motorola Credit too.
YAYTech
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Looks like Huawei didn't partner with a credit place that can do no-interest financing. Project Fi seems to be the only way.
elvee68
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That is how I paid for mine I had to give them 148.00 down but once it is paid for I can finance another anytime actually like this better then having to wait 2 years to get a discounted phone
dmark44
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CutlaSS
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I would LOVE to hear your results with those SIMs..Very curious if straight talk is worth the switch.
I'll be sure to post. I have an active sim for each currently so ill update when I get it.
Actually in this case the reverse is true. Lenovo has less presence than the smartphone market than Huawei which is the 3rd largest smartphone maker in the world. I see that you've labelled them as Motorola/Lenovo but at this point we may as well just use the lenovo label considering they've pretty much axed all of the original Motorola engineers.
xocomaox
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D13H4RD2L1V3
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Like I said in other posts, the best phone is purely subjective and is based on your preferences and usage pattern.
That said, the Turbo 2 is a great piece of kit, but only a few things hold it back for me.
- Verizon stuff
- Longer than usual system updates
- Lack of availability outside Verizon unless you decide to import the Moto X Force, which is an international variant of the Turbo 2
I'd put the SD810 on there as well, but I feel that the heat has died down a bit.
Personally, I prefer the Nexus 6P, but that's just my preference.
That said, the Turbo 2 is a great piece of kit, but only a few things hold it back for me.
- Verizon stuff
- Longer than usual system updates
- Lack of availability outside Verizon unless you decide to import the Moto X Force, which is an international variant of the Turbo 2
I'd put the SD810 on there as well, but I feel that the heat has died down a bit.
Personally, I prefer the Nexus 6P, but that's just my preference.
D13H4RD2L1V3
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I remember when Lenovo was the top smartphone vendor in China. Then it lost to Xiaomi, which in turn, lost to Huawei a few days ago.
Huawei's hardware design has always impressed me. It's right up there with Apple and even HTC in the One M7 days. My only gigantic gripe is EMUI. I dislike it a lot as I think it's not very aesthetically pleasing and as an Android skin, is too heavy for my liking.
The Nexus 6P, to me, is the perfect Huawei device, mixing Huawei's great hardware design with stock Android.
Having used both the note 5 and turbo 2, the note 5 is noticeably easier to hold in my hand
wow 5.10" - 6.99" - that includes a TON of devices. The Moto X 2014 and Google Nexus 5X by LG were both missing from the chart so I added them.
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