Not too long ago, Motorola released a magnificent flagship called the Moto X, Indeed, it might have never had the best life of a battery and an accomplished camera but it overflew with charm and didn't left me wishing for much, Then, not long after, In fact, just some months later, Motorola released a phone that addressed almost everything that X have lost.
In summary, While the Droid Turbo lacks the style and the appeal of the Moto X, Droid Turbo is a powerhouse device which administers to outshine its relative in nearly every significant way. Sadly, It is solely exclusive for Verizon users so if you're situated in Brazil and Mexico, You might get this enchanting device on hand.
HARDWARE
Its hardware included 2.7GHz Snapdragon 805 chip, 3GB of RAM and that enchanting 3,900 mah of battery life. Indeed, Turbo feels amazing in exemption to the gummy-feeling volume controller/SIM tray combination.
Quite unpleasantly, it doesn't look as near as perfect, Between thay wide swath of ballistic nylon and the Droid logo on the device's bottom part, It nearly looked like a luggage from behind, more of like cute-sized suitcase.
DISPLAY AND SOUND
The MOTO x and thr Droid Turbo is both boasting about their 5.2 inch AMOLED screen but that's where their likeness will end, Turbo runs at Quad HD or 2,560 x 1,440 pixels, probably the finest that you might find on smartphone of today.
Putting the display aside, Its single-speaker set up is quite disappointing and a bit frustrating, The end result of the audio is loud, a bit cramped and a bit unclear but that's not to say the speaker's really bad but that is just a warning to keep your earphones on hand and stop worrying about its sound output.
SOFTWARE
It still has its very thoughtful add-ons like Moto Display and Moto Actions making the device as sensitive and responsive as ever. Moto Voice is also a lifeguard when occasionally you might have forgotten doing something urgent.
The difference in this corner is not lifted, The greatest addition to the Motorola's Droid Zap feature being neat-looking on the device.
CAMERA
Moto X has13MP camera that failed the device, We should never be expecting for Motorola to do it again so there goes its cousin boasting its 21 MP camera, The photos were clearly-vivid.
WRAP-UP
he Droid Turbo on this note is quite frustrating because it is significantly better than MOTO X, the screen is nothing but lovely although Verizon's claim with its batt's life never got so successful. The Turbo is greatly-lacking on the charm that X had shown us. Maybe go visit a store, The near fact that its availability is for Verizon users only, It didn't do anything to alleviate the matter.
