Motorola Droid Turbo Expected to Launch Globally as Moto Maxx on November 5

[logistopath]

I'm not comfortable with 5.5" or larger displays. So Nexus 6 is not in the equation for me. In that case, how does this Droid Turbo compare with the rest of the 5 inchers out there?

 

[koolcoolkg]

I'm not comfortable with 5.5" or larger displays. So Nexus 6 is not in the equation for me. In that case, how does this Droid Turbo compare with the rest of the 5 inchers out there?

Pretty well off comparison as there is only HTC One M8 close to it in terms of build quality.

That humongous battery and Quad HD screen is great.

Watch MKBHD and Pocketnow reviews.
Both upvoted it.
That Humu

 

[Sobirvs]

Samsung releases flagship with crap proccy in India.
Now currently as an OEM OPO>>>Samsung

Definitely Motorola is far better than Samsung in build quality and Android optimisation.

And by the way only 20% indians can afford a phone > 40k.
Meanwhile last quarter Moto G2 was released first in India followed by global release.

Motorola know to play it's cards;that too very well.

In US Verizon has sole exclusivity on Turbo.
So gearing for Indian release Maxx may have got a LTE upgrade or changes.
It will definitely ship with Stock Anroid UI.

If you haven't seen latest tests;N6 beats i6+ in daylight photography.
Maxx has bumped up sensor and better low light capability than N6.

All in it's a VFM package;a developer phone and far better than Note 4

You went way south with your response, I'm complaining just about the "Flagships" availability.