 Hey everybody, it's Chris Welch with The Verge here at the Droid event in New York City by Verizon and Motorola and we're taking a look at the Droid Turbo 2. It's pretty much a supercharged Moto X. It's got a faster processor and a much bigger battery. It'll last 48 hours they say. And the screen is shatterproof or at least that's the claim. Through a technology they're calling Moto ShatterShield. You can drop it on the sidewalk, pretty much anywhere you can imagine dropping a phone and Verizon and Motorola both claim that it'll survive, not shatter, not break. So it sounds like one of the most durable, if not the most durable phones we've ever seen. It's got a 21 megapixel camera, so that sounds like the same one that's in the Moto X Pure Edition. And inside is a Snapdragon 810 processor, so it is a bit faster than the Moto X. It's running Android 5.1.1, so there's really no telling when Motorola will actually get Marshmallow onto this thing. It took a long time with the first Droid Turbo, so no promises there, but we'll see. But you can customize it through Moto Maker. All the same options that you can do with the Moto X are available here. Leather, plastic, any kind of material you would like. And it looks very much like a Moto X, less so a Droid that we've seen in the past. So it's very much a Moto X style, even with the Droid emblem right there. It's going to be available on Thursday, starting at $26 per month for a 32GB model and $30 per month for a 64GB model. So that's the new Droid Turbo 2.
 Hey everybody, it's Chris Welch with The Verge here at the Droid event in New York City by
 Verizon and Motorola and we're taking a look at the Droid Turbo 2.
 It's pretty much a supercharged Moto X.
 It's got a faster processor and a much bigger battery.
 It'll last 48 hours they say.
 And the screen is shatterproof or at least that's the claim.
 Through a technology they're calling Moto ShatterShield.
 You can drop it on the sidewalk, pretty much anywhere you can imagine dropping a phone
 and Verizon and Motorola both claim that it'll survive, not shatter, not break.
 So it sounds like one of the most durable, if not the most durable phones we've ever seen.
 It's got a 21 megapixel camera, so that sounds like the same one that's in the Moto X Pure Edition.
 And inside is a Snapdragon 810 processor, so it is a bit faster than the Moto X.
 It's running Android 5.1.1, so there's really no telling when Motorola will actually get
 Marshmallow onto this thing.
 It took a long time with the first Droid Turbo, so no promises there, but we'll see.
 But you can customize it through Moto Maker.
 All the same options that you can do with the Moto X are available here.
 Leather, plastic, any kind of material you would like.
 And it looks very much like a Moto X, less so a Droid that we've seen in the past.
 So it's very much a Moto X style, even with the Droid emblem right there.
 It's going to be available on Thursday, starting at $26 per month for a 32GB model and $30
 per month for a 64GB model.
 So that's the new Droid Turbo 2.