When it was released in October last year, the Motorola Droid Turbo came out as a very fantastic Android smartphone that was considered then as well ahead of its time.
Apart from a superb camera, a QHD AMOLED display, a generous RAM, and a user-friendly Android experience, it actually survived the freezer overnight.
It simply had powerful features and battery life that can go on for days. The smartphone has all the right ingredients to a great and exceptional handset, with its premium look using ballistic nylon, reinforced with a layer of Kevlar, the same material used for bullet-proof helmets.
The buttons of the smartphone also feel premium and its style has been further accentuated with fine lines, giving it a texture all its own and a very nice touch too.
What made the exceptional smartphone somewhat stale is when Motorola failed to deliver on its promise to update the operating system of the Droid Turbo more than six months after it was officially released to the retail markets.
The Motorola Droid Turbo came out with Android 4.4 KitKat on it when it was released in October 2014. Google officially unveiled the Android 5.0 Lollipop the following month, but the new OS did not roll out to the device even after six months, much to the disappointment of its users.