Stay with evo?

[Dark Phoenix]

Or return it since I have 30 days and wait for the dual core for sprint around March? What would you do?

 

[syphex]

I love my Evo it's been the best phone I have ever had, but I would almost say take it back. If your like me and like having the newest technology out I would say see what happens closer to June.

 

[hitman-_-45-_-]

Keep it and sell it when the others hit the market.

 

[ChrisGonzales90]

Keep it. Other phones are behind in times.


but if you knew other phones would come in march, then why did you buy one now?

 

[taniabonita52]

keep it because at least you know your evo is stable. perhaps the new phones that come in march will be more of a headache than an enjoyment... you can't bet on something that you don't even have in your hands at the moment. at least the evo is a sure bet and you know its reliability just my thoughts...

 

[deferom]

The best advice I can give people who are looking to by a new phone is to buy for the present.

Buy what fulfills your needs today and forget about tomorrow.

 

[Pure87]

I'd stick with the evo. With it being pretty snappy with its large screen, it would take a lot of convincing to get me to upgrade.

 

[androidian]

Pretty darn hard to find an unhappy EVO owner. I would stick with it.

 

[thomasanderson]

If your 30 days will last you pass the first 2 weeks of Feb I say wait and see what Sprint will announce as the Evo's successor and then make your decision. But chances are 9/10 that something better is coming this July, so if you're like me and have to have the next best thing, take it back. If I dont have a new phone by CES I always wait until the summer. The only time I got burned was buying that Godawful Pre. Worst phone Ive ever owned bar none.

 

[vnmous1]

Long story short, son't chase technology. You'll never catch it, and even more so in this sector. It simply moves too quickly. There's a lot of knowledge on the forums and there's 8 months of "time in grade" with this piece. I'd stick with it.

bj

 

[tbizzy1985]

I just got my Evo about 2 weeks ago, and I thought about the same things. . . But after having it, like said before it's gunna take an awful lot to make me switch phones right now. This thing is a beast, best phone I've ever had by FAR

 

[DNicolasL]

I'd stay with the EVO. Read up in the forums on rooting. It was the best thing I ever did and brought a whole new experience to my phone. Once you overclock you will be on par with most of the new phones anyway.

 

[??dbdoinit]

+1 to what Tania said.

 

[noyps2]

Long story short, son't chase technology. You'll never catch it, and even more so in this sector. It simply moves too quickly. There's a lot of knowledge on the forums and there's 8 months of "time in grade" with this piece. I'd stick with it.

bj

^This. Some of the best advice to apply to tech.

 

[dcmidnight]

The best advice I can give people who are looking to by a new phone is to buy for the present.

Buy what fulfills your needs today and forget about tomorrow.

Exactly.

Because in March there will be rumors about a phone in September and in June there will be rumors about the next big thing in December. If you waited around forever you would never have a new phone. I see this all the time with people over analyzing TV/laptop purchases.

I just got the Evo and love it so far. Even if I knew for 100% certain there was a new one coming out in XXX I would keep it. At least I'd be fully enjoying this phone for the next 6ish months waiting for the next one to be released.

 

[RUSH]

You can't go wrong with an evolution(Evo).

I believe this phone is definitely in the top three of all smartphones for 2010-2012.

 

[original00]

Based on when the original Evo came out, you can't really expect the new Evo to be released close to march. You can probably try to get a less expensive smartphone on ebay/craigslist to save your upgrade if you can wait. Thats what I did