What do you dislike about the Turbo 2

Well, the $200 trade in makes the price a little easier to handle, but I agree that it is pricey compared with other phones.

I don't care whether the logo is there or not, but I think it's hilarious that it's the old Verizon logo. I can't believe that Verizon's marketing department is happy that a brand new phone is coming out with the old logo AND IT'S A REPLACEABLE PART - they could have made some with the proper logo in time to get them updated. (No company changes their logo on a whim - this had to have been planned for a while.)

I don't like the size. The Droid Maxx is the biggest I want my phone to be. A few mm more in length or width would be ok, but this phone is much bigger than I want it to be.

I don't trust Motorola and Verizon at this point to keep the phone updated aggressively. Hopefully they will surprise us this time. (I want my phone to get both version upgrades but, more importantly, security patches quickly.)

Way too much bloatware. I wouldn't mind so much if the games and non-Verizon apps were uninstallable.

Those were the things I don't like. Without actually owning the phone, these are the things I like. As always, I like the close to stock Android build, with the smart custom Moto features like Moto Display and Moto Voice. The shatterproof display is a great idea - I could use the phone without a case. I like the design refresh idea. Battery is more than big enough. The camera is top-notch. I like on screen button, finally. I'm glad that they finally dropped Kevlar backs. Wireless charging - as it turns out, I have both Powermat and Qi chargers. I like the flat back - I like to put my phone down face up sometimes, so flat back is better to me.

I think that this will be a good phone for two years, easily.

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What do you dislike about the Turbo 2