For me personally, the Turbo 2 has been the best phone I have ever owned (and I have owned most of the Droid lineup over the years). But that doesn't mean it's the best phone for you. Good luck with your search & decision.
I've had the droid z force for a couple of weeks and I like it a lot... I'm not particularly hard to satisfy but I like the Motorola format of the Android system. I have a Nexus tablet and have just given up my Moto X. The z force is very fast considering I have about 5000 pictures of assorted subjects including my dogs and grand children that tend to slow things down in other phones. For me, and I'm somewhat dyslexic, I don't feel comfortable with Samsung which tends to put the bottom three home buttons in reverse order of the Motorola format. But that's just me and my special needs and it messes me up to use a tablet with one way of operating and a phone with the oppositeThe Droid Z is the 2016 Droid. I would not expect a Turbo 3. It has been a long time since Verizon released two Droid phones in the same year. I think the Turbo line ended with the Turbo 2. Good luck on your search, hope you find the "right phone" for you. That's all that really matters, a phone that you are happy with.
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My husband however loves the Samsung products and tried his hardest to convince me to try the Samsung... But two years is a long time for me to try to think backwards half the time for what's natural for me, and I didn't want to spend 2 years( installment payment period) paying for what would have been a mistake(for me). 
FWIW, you'd be surprised at just how quickly you would have adjusted to the buttons on the bottom. I went 4+ years with it being set up the way your device, (and every other Android device) currently is, with the original Galaxy S and the Galaxy S3. Then I got the S5 and that was the year that Samsung decided to change things up with their capacitive keys. I absolutely hated it in the beginning, because (like most people), we aren't comfortable with change, no matter how small.I've had the droid z force for a couple of weeks and I like it a lot... I'm not particularly hard to satisfy but I like the Motorola format of the Android system. I have a Nexus tablet and have just given up my Moto X. The z force is very fast considering I have about 5000 pictures of assorted subjects including my dogs and grand children that tend to slow things down in other phones. For me, and I'm somewhat dyslexic, I don't feel comfortable with Samsung which tends to put the bottom three home buttons in reverse order of the Motorola format. But that's just me and my special needs and it messes me up to use a tablet with one way of operating and a phone with the oppositeMy husband however loves the Samsung products and tried his hardest to convince me to try the Samsung... But two years is a long time for me to try to think backwards half the time for what's natural for me, and I didn't want to spend 2 years( installment payment period) paying for what would have been a mistake(for me).
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LOLz! As often as we use our smartphones, you'd be surprised at just how quickly we adapt to something like this. Don't dismiss an otherwise great device over something so minor, even though it doesn't really seem that way at the time. 
I still have the S5, but my significant other just purchased the Note 7....it's an amazing device. I'm definitely jealous!
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