[Verizon Motorola Droid Turbo General] renegadeone8:
Your crazy!!

First off, when you say build feels cheap then I am assuming you had the Kevlar version. The ballistic nylon is hands down the classiest best feeling material I have ever seen on a phone, but TBH I don't think the kevlar version is half bad either. Being thin does NOT make your build quality "better."

Substantially heavier? Is this phone weighing your hand and pocket so much that you feel the urge to lift weights in order to be able to use it? The difference is less than 2 ounces if that is one of your reasons for switching thats a joke from someone stuck in the Apple ecosystem IMO.

The camera I will give you (to a point...technically the Turbo has a much more advanced sensor, but Moto ****ed up the software side yet again. Hopefully some improvements down the line will increase the shutter speed as it actually takes really solid still photos)

EVERY SINGLE ONE of the Verizon apps can be disabled.

Moto voice is fantastic and makes Siri look like a relic.

2.7GHz quad core vs 1.4ghz dual core....3GB vs 1GB of RAM. In terms raw number crunching, and the ability to work on larger/large numbers of datasets the Turbo absolutely massacres the iPhone

1335x750 vs 2560x1440 resolution (on an OLED nonetheless) - Not even a comparison the turbo murders again.

Battery life - I can literally get 2 days out of my turbo (as a moderate-heavy user. I sell phones for a living including the iPhone, I use my phone more than 90% of the people I know.) By the end of the 2nd day I am BARELY scraping by on my Turbo (like 5% left) but the iPhone can't even come close to that. Not to mention the charging speed

I'm not saying that the iPhone isn't a viable product. Apple makes solidly built devices, but the fact that they charge the same or more for half the specs is a ripoff. If you like the Apple ecosystem then by all means buy an iPhone!

But it drives me ****ing insane that every single iPhone is just screen after screen of icons.

I like that my Turbo feels like "Mine" because I can set up widgets that I use frequently and actually provide useful info.

I've been able to use custom keyboards for years and years.

I can actually display my wallpaper (because it isn't obscured by over 9000 icons.)

I like that I can use my phone as an impromptu flash drive (and an extremely large one at that.)

I like that I can click and drag mp3 files from my computer, or my buddies computer, and don't have to sync via a relatively crappy piece of software.

I like that when I get a new droid I can sign into my Gmail and be ready to go (rather than Please choose a language, please connect to wi-fi, "Set Up As New iPhone, Restore from iCloud Backup, restore from iTunes backup, would you like to set up Touch ID, would you like to set up iCloud keychain (wtf is iCloud keychain?), Would you like standard or Zoomed view, Please accept terms and conditions, please select a passcode, are you sure you don't want a passcode?, I really think you should set up a passcode, please set up Apple Pay, Please tie a credit/debit card to your appleID, Would you like to share debugging info with apple, would you like to share debugging info with app developers.....Oh hey you're almost done, but please click "Get Started" because we felt we had to include one more annoyance.)

I like that I can send files and contacts via bluetooth, and use NFC for more than just tap to pay.

I like that I can sideload apps without root/jailbreak (thank you AdBlock!)

In my personal opinion the ONLY thing the iPhone truly does 100% better than Android are software updates (in the sense that they go out to all devices at once.) But truth be told Apple generally ****s over customers with older hardware in that situation, and the Android updates are more carrier fault than anybody else anyway.