Samsung Galaxy s6 or Motorola DROID Turbo?

Shattered the glass on myGalaxy Note 2 today So trying to decide in which of these two I want. I had the OG Motorola Droid X and it was the bees knees then they came out with the x2 which was not really worth it. So I ended up with the note 2 cause of the large screen, split screen options and s pen. Now I am sick of large giant phones and want something a Tad smaller and bright display for day use.

The S6 edge will be in stores Friday.
Right now I am 75% sure on the Droid Turbo.
My upgrade is anytime I want as my contract ends Friday

Galaxy S6...non edge.

djburkes said:

Galaxy S6...non edge.

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That....or Note 4

recDNA said:

That....or Note 4

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The Note 4 would be too big. He wants something a little smaller this time.

The reviews I've seen say go for the Galaxy S6...non edge.

Just curious, why the Non-Edge s6?

Also what about the s5 it has water resistance properties, battery can be replaced and a sd slot

LG G4 will be smaller than G3

Mr. Nobody said:

Just curious, why the Non-Edge s6?

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IIRC the reviewers felt the Edge was just a needless gimmick and there was a higher risk for damage. YMMV

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Hi, I know nothing about Motorola DROID Turbo. I am a Samsung brand user and I found those reliable so I'll go and choose Samsung Galaxy S6

Rafa Noor | JURASSIC PARK 4

The S6 does not have a SD card slot and you can't change the battery out.

The next best Android phone on the market will be the LG G4.

Removable battery
micro SD card slot w/ up to 2TB support
Excellent 16 Megapixel camera -- 8 Mg front facing

More..
http://www.lg.com/us/mobile-phones/g4/tech_specs

I've now used my Galaxy S6 for over a month. No problems. It does everything I want ... except they no longer have an HDMI output. I've only used HDMI a handful of times in the last 5 years, but it was handy to have.

The battery life is good enough. I've only hit low battery once, and that was when I failed to charge it overnight and played games throughout the day. It supports the "adaptive charging" standard, which provides a 20% charge in 10 minutes. I DO like the wireless charging, BTW.

It does not have a microsd slot, but if you have an OTG (on the go) USB adapter you can read from a USB based thumb drive or card reader. That lets me import pictures from my camera or camcorder.

All in all, I'm quite happy with it. It's fast, great screen and reliable.

Dan