Moved to the Moto G (2016) forum.
I'm actually thinking of "downgrading" to this from a Droid Turbo 2. I think I'd appreciate the fingerprint scanner, apparently better camera (according to DxOMark), better battery life (low power processor and 1080p screen), and the fact that it's unlocked but works on Verizon more than I'd appreciate the higher specs and features of my current phone. I just need to see the price and decide whether I can deal with the lack of 1080p video recording and NFC.
Do you use Android Pay (or Android Beam) often?
Also, the Moto G Plus gets an 84 at DxOMark like the DROID TURBO 2.
Yep dxo cannot be trusted as an independent source. They are paid by the manufacturers.Nope. Security on smartphones needs to improve significantly before I'll ever consider any Android mobile payment system. I assume you ask because of the lack of NFC on this phone. I'd only really miss it for transferring data from my other phone when setting it up, or as a backup method to transfer small files, so it isn't a big deal.
I saw DxO's review, but I don't really trust their scores. They rated the HTC 10 as high as the S7, which isn't true judging by my experience playing with both phones and numerous camera comparisons online. Besides, they said the G4 Plus has good low light performance, which my Turbo 2 doesn't, and that's what I'm after.
Do you use Android Pay (or Android Beam) often?
I had bought a Moto G3 16 GB / 2GB for my wife as a present to replace her ageing Galaxy S3, and I was blown away by it. No lagdroid experience like with the S3 (even when it was new years back), finally Android (Marshmallow) has become a decent phone OS, a great and super quick camera, and I really like the look and feel of the G3 since it is so similar to my current daily driver Lumia 920.
I checked out the G4 in the stores to check the actual size of the phone which was perfect, so I ordered a custom (moto-maker) G4 Plus with 64GB / 4GB which basically ticked all my boxes.