A thread for good TURBO reports......please share

[anon(9228075)]

Zero issues.

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[NoICon]

Rock solid for me.

 

[riccochet]

Both wife and I have BN32's. Not one issue from either. We could not be more happy with our phones.

 

[stonemadman#AC]

Wife and I got our Turbos for Christmas. I got the 32GB BN version and the wife got the normal black one. Both of our phones have been amazing. Coming for a horrible Galaxy SIII where the battery wouldn't last more than 3 hours before dying, its been awesome to have a phone still have 50% battery left after a day of hard usage (even connected to my Pebble Steel all day). This is the best phone I have even owned.

 

[Frenzytom]

This phone is perfect for what I need. I had large smartphones for the last few years with the Note 2, Note 3, Note 4 and then the iPhone 6 Plus. As great as the experience was with unique UX, screen size and battery life, I felt I was always fighting it to work. Having to use 2 hands for everything and not using the pen as much as I should was getting old. Alot of Samsung's "features" were actually gimmicks for the most part. Having to switch back to the iOS and the iPhone was a step backwards and the Google ecosystem was harder to switch over. The nice UI and smooth buttery experience was not as great as it use to be.

So here we are... so I wanted all the things I have gotten use to (Google ecosystem, great UI, useful features, great battery life, good camera (at least to switch open the camera), useable as a one hand device, close to stock as possible (and being a Verizon customer and Motorola groupie too).

Droid Turbo...BOOM! Perfection with wireless charging too!

 

[kmf1]

you liking that Moto 360 ? i was thinking about getting it, not sure......what are some of the things you like about it ?

First, because it is a Moto product. And, so far, it is very stable. The wireless charging is nice. It sends the notifications from the apps. Voice reply to texts is slick. So far so good.

 

[DatabaseMX]

Unlike my HTC m8, this phone sits perfectly in my hand and is great for one handed operation. Sorta reminds me of my Nexus 4.

I just switched from an HTC M8 WinPhone to Droid Turbo Android on 1-10-2015. And yes, on the HTC, the combination of the power button on the top and headphone jack on the bottom was maddening for me. Turbo cleared that up, lol. No issues so far. Still dialing in the battery.

And on that note:
RE "and have all verizon apps disabled " ...
Being new to Android, what is the best way you have found to (permanently) disable Verizon only apps, without hosing up anything else?

For example, yesterday ... using Battery Doctor, I was disabling things ... and somehow resulted in turning off Proximity Sensor, lol. So ... after an hour of trying to fix that, I finally 'Reset App Preferences' ... and that fixed that little issue (I caused).
These 'battery apps' that automatically run through and 'optimize' and/or disable things ... without showing you exactly what ... will be done and without a confirmation prompt ... are a bit annoying.

Please advise ...

thx

 

[UnlockedOnly]

I just switched from an HTC M8 WinPhone to Droid Turbo Android on 1-10-2015. And yes, on the HTC, the combination of the power button on the top and headphone jack on the bottom was maddening for me. Turbo cleared that up, lol. No issues so far. Still dialing in the battery.

And on that note:
RE "and have all verizon apps disabled " ...
Being new to Android, what is the best way you have found to (permanently) disable Verizon only apps, without hosing up anything else?

For example, yesterday ... using Battery Doctor, I was disabling things ... and somehow resulted in turning off Proximity Sensor, lol. So ... after an hour of trying to fix that, I finally 'Reset App Preferences' ... and that fixed that little issue (I caused).
These 'battery apps' that automatically run through and 'optimize' and/or disable things ... without showing you exactly what ... will be done and without a confirmation prompt ... are a bit annoying.

Please advise ...

thx

I have all verizon apps disabled through the app manager, I have had no other issues from doing it. The battery doctor you are speaking of must be a 3rd part app. not needed with this phone which may explain why certain things have been "screwy" for ya. unistall it would be my advice.

 

[bluemoongreg]

Only issue I had (call volume a bit too low) was completely solved with the last update. Hardware is great & software has been both awesome & stable.

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[garyll]

I also love my phone and have had zero problems. The battery life is incredible, I rarely even look at it any more because it easily lasts through the entire day regardless of what apps are turned on or off. My only concern now is that the Lollipop update will screw something up. I had the Google Now launcher installed and when they updated it I didn't like the all-white app drawer and the unremovable Google bar at the top so went back to the default launcher. Great phone.

 

[CharlieL3]

My wife and I both got the Turbo 64BN version. Neither one of us had had any problems. Sometimes in the house the wi-fi connection will drop, and when that happens I just close and re-open the app. I don't know if that's a phone problem or a router problem. The router is in the basement, and I almost never have the problem there. But we are both very happy with our phones.

 

[UnlockedOnly]

I think I now have the battery figured out. I have hit a new personal best on battery life, I've only had this phone for 3 1/2 weeks. 2d 12h 6s on battery with 29% battery life left. Normal moderate use. Absolutely amazing !!!

 

[DatabaseMX]

'app manager' ... OK. Yes ... fast forwarding to this point in time (having the Turbo for a week now, lol) ... I've learned many things. Yes ... 'battery doctor' was a 3rd party app (Battery Doctor by Cheetah Mobile) . Can't really fault Battery Doctor, although I did uninstall it. And I see a lot can be done with the built in App Manager. If fact, other 'battery/app killer' apps I'm trying out actually tap into the VZN App Mgr, lol.

Meanwhile ... battery life. Pretty amazing. With what I would suppose is light use ... a few texts, voice calls, trying out a few apps (more screen on time), checking CNN, Google News, etc., ... and with only disabling a couple of VZN apps ... my discharge rate is only about 25% in a 24 hour period ! That's pretty impressive as I see it.

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[UnlockedOnly]

'app manager' ... OK. Yes ... fast forwarding to this point in time (having the Turbo for a week now, lol) ... I've learned many things. Yes ... 'battery doctor' was a 3rd party app (Battery Doctor by Cheetah Mobile) . Can't really fault Battery Doctor, although I did uninstall it. And I see a lot can be done with the built in App Manager. If fact, other 'battery/app killer' apps I'm trying out actually tap into the VZN App Mgr, lol.

Meanwhile ... battery life. Pretty amazing. With what I would suppose is light use ... a few texts, voice calls, trying out a few apps (more screen on time), checking CNN, Google News, etc., ... and with only disabling a couple of VZN apps ... my discharge rate is only about 25% in a 24 hour period ! That's pretty impressive as I see it.

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great to see you finding all the "ins and out" for your new turbo....oh and disable anything named amazon as well