Which do you think is the better device and why?
Which do you think is the better device and why?
Traded the note 4 in for the Turbo. I couldn't deal with the UI stutters, I'm all about the experience. The turbo is most fluid device I've ever owned.
The note 4 is packed with features and it's a fantastic device in its own right. Like another member said the lag you experience is annoying. I even loaded nova on the note 4. But the multitasking tray lagged every time I pressed it. Certain apps just froze up like new words with friends. Annoying.
My wife's HTC one m8 out preformed the note 4 and I just couldn't deal. It was released a long time ago in smartphone years anyway.
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Traded the note 4 in for the Turbo. I couldn't deal with the UI stutters, I'm all about the experience. The turbo is most fluid device I've ever owned.
The note 4 is packed with features and it's a fantastic device in its own right. Like another member said the lag you experience is annoying. I even loaded nova on the note 4. But the multitasking tray lagged every time I pressed it. Certain apps just froze up like new words with friends. Annoying.
My wife's HTC one m8 out preformed the note 4 and I just couldn't deal. It was released a long time ago in smartphone years anyway.
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What model was laggy on the N4? No review mentions this and my VZW model is smooth. The Turbo is too, but the G3 is a tad laggy due to the 801 trying to push the Qhd UI the G3 has.
Four wins though for the Note 4 over the Turbo per reviews are better battery life, brighter display, better camera and better Wifi reception.
I add having a micro sd slot also as a win.
IMO the main win for the Turbo is easier one hand operation.
Note 4 had better camera and better Radio - both wifi and LTE, it was noticeably brighter under direct sunlight, and the Note 4 can do simultaneous data and voice which the Turbo can't until Motorola/Verizon patches it in "within 90 days". However, it was very laggy compared to the Turbo due to Touchwiz bloat. Also, it was a bit too big for my tastes, I really like one handed phones. Another advantage of the Turbo is that it will get upgrades much faster than Samsung phones and I liked the Moto specific features like Moto Display.
The camera and brightness difference aren't that big of deal IMO, but I couldn't handle the subpar radio and I don't want to wait up to 90 days for simultaneous voice/data. So I no longer have either phone since you are only allowed one exchange during the 14 day trial period when Edging up.
Yes exactly.Could you expand on the one exchange thingy during the 14 day trial period? Does that mean that they will only allow you one exchange and then the next device you are stuck with?