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With Verizon’s countdown clock hitting zero, the new Motorola Droid Turbo became official. This impressive device has been leaked extensively, but now we have the lowdown straight from Verizon and Motorola, and we have to say it, the Turbo is definitely worthy of its name.

With a giant battery, fast charging technology, powerful innards, and a high-resolution camera, the Droid Turbo looks like a phone that Droid fans should look forward to.

All the leak-based reports were spot on: Motorola seems to have pulled all stops in making the Droid Turbo a beast. The highlight is, of course, the massive 3,900-mAh battery, which puts the Turbo in very select company, and is especially impressive considering its smaller size. For comparison, HUAWEI used a similar battery in the 6-inch Mate 7. On the downside, you will have to put up with a device thickness that’s visibly larger than on most competitors.

Verizon and Motorola claim the Droid Turbo will be good for 48 hours of actual usage, but we’ll have to wait and see how this claim stands up to some real life tests. Another interesting claim is that the Droid Turbo can soak up energy for eight hours of usage in just 15 minutes, thanks to the use of Motorola’s Turbo Charging technology. You will need the special charger that ships with the device for this feature to work.

Like previous Droid devices, the Turbo features an aggressive, masculine design available in two Kevlar-imitating finishes: metallic, which is actually metal-coated fiberglass, and ballistic nylon, which is supposedly military grade. The nylon version will only be available in black. If you want the 64GB model, you’ll have to opt for nylon, as metallic finishes are only available with 32GB of storage for now. The Droid Turbo is resistant to water.

On the software side, you get Android 4.4, but the Lollipop update will supposedly become available “in the next months”. You get a mostly stock like interface with the addition of Motorola’s well-known apps, like Assist and Display. Unfortunately (for most users), the device features capacitive keys instead of the on-screen nav bar recommended by Google.

The Droid Turbo will start from $199 for the 32GB model, while the 64GB model will set you back $249. These are of course both prices available with a Verizon contract. Verizon is offering a free one-time screen replacement for every device. The Droid Turbo will be available from Thursday, October 30.

The Verizon execs just got off the stage where they announced the Droid Turbo 2 and Maxx 2 juggernauts, and it seems that the devices will be released as soon as Thursday, September 29th in 1600 Verizon retail stores, as well as online.

The Turbo 2 comes with a Snapdragon 810 processor, 5.4" Quad HD AMOLED display, 21MP rear camera, and 5MP front camera with wide angle lens. The TurboPower 3760 mAh battery can last two days on a charge, and with the TurboCharge tech in can be juiced for 13 hours of usage in 15 minutes. The Droid Maxx 2, on the other hand, has a 5.5" 1080p display, the same camera setup, and a smaller, but still very respectable 3630 mAh juicer that offers up to 48 hours of mixed usage.

The Turbo 2 is obviously the more decked-up version, as it offers a shatterproof ShatterShield display, but it is also the more expensive of the two, as it will retail for $624 without a contract for the 32 GB, and $720 for the 64-gigger, while the Maxx 2 is $384 for a 16 GB option, though it comes with a microSD slot, too.

On installments, the Turbo 2 will run you $26/month and $30/month for the 32 GB/64 GB versions, while the Maxx 2 is just $16 a month. You can trade-in your old phone for the Turbo 2, and receive up to $300 for it, while for the first time Verizon will accept cracked screen trade-offs. Not only that, but with the Turbo 2 you can use the Moto Maker on a Droid for the first time, and configure it to your own liking from the very beginning.