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November 2015
(79%)
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12 Avis
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Shatterproof display, Great battery life, Powerful specs, Turbo and wireless charging, Useful Motorola extras
Boring design, Average camera, Verizon bloatware
The Droid Turbo 2 seems to have it all: a nice display, blazing speed, great battery life, a near stock Android experience, useful apps, a decent camera, and a shatterproof display. Seems like a worthy flagship right? However, there seems to be someth...
The Motorola Droid Turbo 2 has a tough screen that won't crack. Plus, it has top-tier performance, solid battery life and the ability to design your own phone at Motorola's website
The Turbo 2's camera lags behind the best you can buy, and the shatterproof screen comes with some trade-offs. In the US, it's exclusive to Verizon
The Verizon-exclusive Droid Turbo 2 delivers on its promise of an uncrackable screen -- and it's a great all-around Android phone, too...
Publié: 2016-06-02, Auteur: Lars , review by: dpreview.com
Very good image detail in bright light, High pixel count offers flexibility when cropping, Noise well controlled in bright light, Good exposure, color and white balance in all situations, Good flash exposure, Efficient HDR mode, Decent front camera with L
Noticeable loss of detail in lower light (but good edge detail), Some loss of detail in shadow areas of the frame, Slight corner softness of the lens, AFinstabilities and high noise levels in low light video, Low levels of detail in slowmotion video, No m
The Motorola Moto X Force camera captures very good image quality in bright conditions. As light levels go down image detail drops off a little but images still look good at computer screen size down to very low light levels. Motorola has combined the Mot...
I do wish the Droid Turbo 2 was out for other carriers. It's a great phone with awesome features and decent battery life. It's like the Moto X Pure Edition with better battery life and a more durable screen. That shatterproof screen is the real deal...
Publié: 2016-01-26, Auteur: Raymond , review by: mashable.com
Virtually indestructible screen, Fast, powerful performance, Superb battery life, Customizable with Moto Maker, Great cameras
Ridiculous amount of bloatware
Motorola Droid Turbo 2The GoodVirtually indestructible screen • Fast, powerful performance • Superb battery life • Customizable with Moto Maker • Great camerasThe BadRidiculous amount of bloatwareThe Bottom LineWith a virtually indestructible screen, up t...
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Publié: 2015-12-28, Auteur: Nick , review by: androidguys.com
Extrait: To be entirely sure that this thing is shatterproof, though, UnlockRiver went ahead and dropped it from 275 meters and it survived . It landed right on the corner and it definitely felt the impact, but the phone was still totally usable, which is nothing...
Motorola made sure they had an even better offering this time around w/ the Droid Turbo 2. It is definitely better than last year's model and better than anything Motorola has put out this year. Think of it as a less ugly variant of a Moto X Active edit...
Long lasting battery life that can make it through almost two days, A shatterproof screen that won't bust on you, You can customize it as you like with Moto Maker
So much Verizon bloatware, it's not worth the exclusivity
At a Glance Despite its inclusion of Big Red bloatware, this is an impressive device from Motorola. If only it weren't tied down by the Droid branding, this could have been Motorola's flagship for the year...
Long lasting battery life that can make it through almost two days, A shatterproof screen that won't bust on you, You can customize it as you like with Moto Maker
So much Verizon bloatware, it's not worth the exclusivity
Despite its inclusion of Big Red bloatware, this is an impressive device from Motorola. If only it weren't tied down by the Droid branding, this could have been Motorola's flagship for the year...
Longer lasting battery life, Indestructible ShatterShield display, Customizable design, Expandable storage via microSD slot, Stocklike Android experience if faster, Lower price point, Premium design language, Camera snaps better looking photos, Diversifie
Having been on the market for quite some time now, the Samsung Galaxy S6 benefits from having a lower outright cost at this point. Nowadays, we can find Sammy's flagship at the fraction of its original starting cost – going for roughly around $450 dependi...
