[smrdroid]

Got a Maxx to replace my wife's HTC Incredible. She really likes the Maxx, but it is too wide for her hands.
If you had to pick another 4G Verizon smart phone with a narrower size, which would it be? Rezound seems to be a good width for her, but it is a fat boy and reviews indicate poor battery life.
Thanks for any and all advice.

[jaybro0813]

Maxx is the best phone and the most amazing battery life.

[LegalAmerican]

So many phone manufacturers are trying to increase the screen size above 4" that i'm afraid most phones will begin to widen like the Maxx and Razr. But I would go Galaxy Nexus over the Rezound if I was in that situation. Or I would consider the Droid 4 if she likes physical keyboards.

[paul-c]

How long has she had the phone? I know at first I was kind of worried about how wide the RAZR was, but that went away after about a week of using it.

[hkklife]

Rezound is fat and has poor battery and I dislike Sense BUT it's got a great camera, great screen, and is receiving ICS soon.

Bionic feels MUCH better in the hand than the Maxx. And I think the Maxx is more comfortable to hold than the slim RAZR. I'd recommend a Bionic with the Moto extended battery if you want the best combination of performance, battery life and RF performance. Yes, it'll be much, much thicker than the Maxx. And it's got a worse screen and it doesn't have the latest 2.3.6 GB. But it's narrower and has a smaller bezel and after the latest 902 and 904 updates is a MUCH better device.

Barring that, I'd go with the GNex with an extended battery but it may also be a tad chunky for her. Maybe a Droid 4 or the new LG Lucid instead?

[smrdroid]

How long has she had the phone? I know at first I was kind of worried about how wide the RAZR was, but that went away after about a week of using it.

Been a week today. One more week to decide if it stays or gets replaced with something else.....

[rbess1965]

I'd just get use to the width of the maxx :-) The only thing that could trump the battery life of this thing would be bugs or random reboots and knock on wood, nothing of the kind is happening. If battery life is not a priority, The Rezound may be the best for her. I'm not convinced the Nexus is going to resolve it's rf issues yet. I am thoroughly convinced that the Maxx is the most reliable and functional phone on the market. Good luck:-)

[Joe the Insider]

The gnex is much wider guys., why would you begin to recommend it?

[edoublediz]

nexus much wider? what? you know not what you speak of! they have to be within an .125" of each other.

[edoublediz]

Got a Maxx to replace my wife's HTC Incredible. She really likes the Maxx, but it is too wide for her hands.
If you had to pick another 4G Verizon smart phone with a narrower size, which would it be? Rezound seems to be a good width for her, but it is a fat boy and reviews indicate poor battery life.
Thanks for any and all advice.

i cant believe no one has mentioned "that's what she said"!

[Ry]

i cant believe no one has mentioned "that's what she said"!

LOL! #TWSS

[rbess1965]

Tough crowd:-):-)

[smrdroid]

Okay, since you all started it; I often hear that complaint from women......

[LBTRS]

My wife went from a Incredible 2 to the RAZR MAXX and has not complained about the size. Maybe it is her technique, can you teach her a better way to hold the phone?

[taylorz_412]

I got a rezound I'd trade ya

[rbess1965]

My wife went from a Incredible 2 to the RAZR MAXX and has not complained about the size. Maybe it is her technique, can you teach her a better way to hold the phone?

Oh no. Here we Go!

[LBTRS]

Oh no. Here we Go!

Here we go with what? Your mind in the gutter?

[PeninaD]

I went from a DInc to the Maxx... also really small hands... I just got used to it through use.

[jmarrale]

Ya sounds right you can't palm a smart phone my maxx is about half an inch wider then my wife's iPhone