900 foot drop test

[hal1]

Shatter-proof Droid Turbo 2 dropped from 900 feet

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[frankemtp]

You will enjoy the video but I doubt that Motorola would endorse the practice.

 

[tpence2177]

Makes me wonder why I keep mine in an otterbox defender case. It should practically be indestructible in it I guess lol

 

[russel5150]

Inwatched the video a week ago and was amazed.

Honestly the only reason for me to put a case on it is because the sides are so slippery. Wiah they could add some grip to the design below the buttons.

That and the buttons press too easy, like in my pocket.

Sent with my white Note5 with nonremovable back and no SDcard!

 

[tpence2177]

Yeah I don't like how slippery it is at all

 

[Powerplaygraphix]

Compared to the LG G2 I had, this thing is practically slip-proof. The G2, out of a case, was the slickest phone I've ever held. I like it "naked" but I'll probably get some kind of light case and maybe the tempered glass screen protector to prevent scratches.

 

[Moto0685]

Compared to the LG G2 I had, this thing is practically slip-proof. The G2, out of a case, was the slickest phone I've ever held. I like it "naked" but I'll probably get some kind of light case and maybe the tempered glass screen protector to prevent scratches.

I agree the G2 Is the only phone I dropped from it sliding out of my hand

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[Powerplaygraphix]

Less than 24 hours and I've already scratched the outer layer. Had it in the same pocket as one of my key rings and it scratched the surface. Guess I'll do the outer layer replacement then put a tempered glass over it to avoid scratches.