Motorola DROID Turbo 2 Release Date, Specs Update: New Leak Suggests 48 Hours Battery Life, 2TB MicroSD Slot

A pamphlet purporting to contain key configuration details of the upcoming Motorola DROID Turbo 2 has surfaced. This pamphlet apparently originated from Verizon.

Motorola is expected to take the wraps off the new device on Tuesday. According to the leaked sheet picked up by Android Central, the DROID Turbo successor will have a shatterproof screen and the housed battery unit will be able to offer up to 48 hours of battery life after a full recharge. However, the rapid charging feature has been significantly improved. Charging the handset for 15 minutes will now be able to yield almost 13 hours of battery life.

Among other DROID Turbo 2 specifications, the device will have the same 21 MP rear-facing camera unit seen in the predecessor. The front-facing camera has been improved to 5 MP and is capable of capturing wide-angle selfies, according to Phone Arena. In addition to the 32 and 64 GB native storage capacity, the phone will come with a microSD card slot for expansion of up to 2 TB.

According to Tech Times, the device is expected to feature a 5.4-inch display and QHD screen resolution. Under the hood, a Snapdragon 810 SoC will be powering the handset and will be backed by 3 GB of RAM. Following the tradition of DROID devices, the Turbo 2 will also come equipped with a big battery of 3,760 mAh capacity.

The Verizon-exclusive Turbo 2 will come in red, black, gray and blue, along with nylon or plastic back panel combinations. Motorola will also be releasing premium leather options in brown, black and tan, Tech Times noted. Motorola has not confirmed DROID Turbo 2 specifications or features thus far.

Check out the official teaser of the Turbo 2: