The Verge Droid Turbo Review
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I can't disagree with anything he said about the design of the phone. When compared to the X, the Turbo is honestly not a very "attractive" phone. Some people like the Droid design some don't. As someone who has used both phones, I agree with a lot of what he said
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Can't see a lot of fault in the review. But battery is important to me, so the Moto X is out 
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Hi review is legit from his perspective.
I personally I'm find with the design, don't mind it being bulkier and heavier because of the battery. I can't tell the different between 1080p vs 4K either so I wish they had stuck with 1080p so battery life can last even longer.
Being that it's almost stock android give it an edge over the Note 4 for me.
I personally I'm find with the design, don't mind it being bulkier and heavier because of the battery. I can't tell the different between 1080p vs 4K either so I wish they had stuck with 1080p so battery life can last even longer.
Being that it's almost stock android give it an edge over the Note 4 for me.
Its odd that the general consensus is that the phone is unattractive, I suppose I personally favor utilitarian design approaches
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Same here actually. I love the look of this phone, and I love even more the feel of it. And with all the wood peeling problems of the X I've been reading about, my main draw is out the window.
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If I was getting a moto x 2nd gen and there was a ballistic nylon option.. I would 100% opt for it
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dmark44
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That's not even the dumbest review I've read for the Turbo.
A girl on Business Insider gave the Turbo and its camera a glowing review, which is great and all. But when I got to the statement (paraphrasing) "but it's not the number of megapixels that matter but the SIZE of the megapixels that matter."
That's when I realized I should never read tech reviews from that young lady or website ever again...
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A girl on Business Insider gave the Turbo and its camera a glowing review, which is great and all. But when I got to the statement (paraphrasing) "but it's not the number of megapixels that matter but the SIZE of the megapixels that matter."
That's when I realized I should never read tech reviews from that young lady or website ever again... Sent from my Moto X
What the Hell is so bad about it anyway? All phones are 95% the same anyway. His comment is nitpicky.
I like the way this phone looks. I don't see how it's ugly, or how it's that much different than a moto x.
When it comes down to it, though, it's all about opinion.
When it comes down to it, though, it's all about opinion.
sharkita
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Too funny! I have (and love) a Moto X but the Turbo is a great phone and a better choice for some folks. I'm lucky and have really good battery life with my X but totally get the appeal of the larger battery on the Turbo.
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Kate Uptons batteries are made from artificial polymers, but they definitely command good reviews.
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