Who's planning on getting the Droid Turbo?

[JohnDroid]

Just wondering how many people here are planning on getting it (or considering it?) -- This phone hasn't really had a huge marketing push like some of the previous Droid releases

 

[94lt1]

I'm chomping at the bit for it... I'd love to get ahold of it... If they'd just announce it already...

 

[JohnDroid]

I'm chomping at the bit for it... I'd love to get ahold of it... If they'd just announce it already...

What features on the phone are you most looking forward to?

 

[lloydstrans]

Moi

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[94lt1]

What features on the phone are you most looking forward to?

The processor, ram, and screen.. And a huge battery... I love Droids...OH.. And a vanilla Android experience...

 

[lloydstrans]

^^^ditto^^^

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[wicked]

I would've definitely considered this phone if I wasn't switching to T-Mobile.

 

[94lt1]

Also the feel.. I like the in hand feel of the Maxx.. I think this Droid will definitely be similar in construction.

 

[Sajo]

I'm 99.99% sure it will be my next phone. Probably sometime next year since my Maxx is only 2 months old....the wife will kill me if I don't wait a little while

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[Sajo]

Also the feel.. I like the in hand feel of the Maxx.. I think this Droid will definitely be similar in construction.

I like the Kevlar back and how it wraps around to meet the screen. Feels very solid.

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[jstafford1]

I'm leaning towards this over the moto X. Mainly for the battery but the internals have me drooling a bit too. I just want a 5+in moto phone!

 

[FoxKat]

It's either the Turbo, the Nexus, or the Moto x2 if it eventually comes in a MAXX battery variety. I'm leaning toward the Turbo but the Nexus is a very close second as is the Moto X2. My priories are a huge battery, a large battery, a really big battery, a monster battery, Motorola and lightening fast with a high resolution screen, great camera, vanilla Android OS and of course, a gigantic battery.

 

[Sajo]

It's either the Turbo, the Nexus, or the Moto x2 if it eventually comes in a MAXX battery variety. In leaving toward the Turbo but the Nexus is a very close second as is the Moto X2. My priories are a huge battery, a large battery, a really big battery, a monster battery, Motorola and lightening fast with a high resolution screen, great camera, vanilla Android OS and of course, a gigantic battery.

So a good size battery is not on the "top" of your list.

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[kodiak799]

I could get over wanting an SD card....But a 5.2" screen with dual speakers AND possibly capacitive buttons is going to be too big for my liking.

 

[jfriend33]

I can honestly say.. At first I really missed active notifications. And I still do. But transitioning to my g3 has been fairly easy. Long press volume down launches camera.

But I'm noticing with greenify, and unbounce certain notifications aren't pushing even with gcm enabled.

Moto never did that. Moto never hung up on 1x. Lg g3 is much faster on wifi though.

I am so tired of traveling with a Nexus 7 2013. I don't see why we can't have lapdock functionality again. Or have a padfone like device.

Maybe verizon is afraid of the data consumption lol. But you gotta admit a droid turbo that is 5ish inches that can convert to 11" tablet with its own battery that has a keyboard dock with its own battery that could run chrome os or something unique besides tablet ui would be big pimping....

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