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    Default Switching to Sprint...which phone?

    I will be converting from VZW to Sprint at the beginning of the year, and which phone is the best Sprint smartphone ATM: 3D, Galaxy S2, or Photon?
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    I would go with the gs2 buy far best phone on sprint right now

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    Default Re: Switching to Sprint...which phone?

    Quote Originally Posted by jb12780 View Post
    I will be converting from VZW to Sprint at the beginning of the year, and which phone is the best Sprint smartphone ATM: 3D, Galaxy S2, or Photon?
    We can't really say which is the best for you but personally I'm very happy with my Photon. For my battery usage (moderate to heavy), it lasts a long time between charges.
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    Default Re: Switching to Sprint...which phone?

    That's what I think its coming down to. The last samsung phone I had was not a great experience, but I have been hearing mixed reviews about the Photon.
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    SGSII is by far the best phone on Sprint.
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    There is no 'best' as they all have some things that they do better than others. What I really like about the Photon above the other high-end phones is the better battery life and the better radio.

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    I have the Photon 4G and i am loving it. I did have a bit better battery on my Evo 3D for the breif 2 weeks i had it. But over all the Photon just has a more solid feel to it. Plus i use the kickstand alot for netflix
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    Okay, let me re-phrase. The SGSII has the best screen and the best performance, hands down. I personally don't worry top much about battery life, I just get a backup. I find the radio differences to only affect people who are in crappy coverage ares.
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    Default Re: Switching to Sprint...which phone?

    The galaxy s2 is prolly the best for the network currently but that evo 3d is built like a tank compared to it.
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    Quote Originally Posted by addiarmadar View Post
    The galaxy s2 is prolly the best for the network currently but that evo 3d is built like a tank compared to it.
    I would have said the same thing comparing the EVO and NS4G, but the EVO had many more build quality issues. Weight does not equal a good build.
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    Epic touch

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    gs2 without a doubt
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    Default Re: Switching to Sprint...which phone?

    I agree, there is no "best". Best is assuming that everyone has the same wants/needs.

    GS2 if you want the fastest phone, biggest screen and thinnest body with super saturated colors
    3D if you want high res and 3D pics/video, thick/ heavy however
    Photon if you want call quality/world phone and high res display

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    Default Re: Switching to Sprint...which phone?

    Well its looking like the GS2 then. Unless they pull a Verizon and release 6 different phones in the span of two weeks.
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    Default Re: Switching to Sprint...which phone?

    Quote Originally Posted by jb12780 View Post
    Well its looking like the GS2 then. Unless they pull a Verizon and release 6 different phones in the span of two weeks.
    Once again though, don't make your decision based on what the majority here said. All of us (including me) here gave our opinions on certain phones. As VickMackey said, best is assuming everyone here has the same wants/needs.

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    Default Re: Switching to Sprint...which phone?

    Personally, I would get the phone with currently the highest resale value, that way if you don't like it you can sell and probably buy something cash you'd prefer.

    For instance, I would buy a 4s and if I hated it, sell it for those insane prices I see on craigslist or ebay and then use the profit to get something else.

    Alot of android phones are around $150- $200 right now NIB on craigslist... just a thought.
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    Default Re: Switching to Sprint...which phone?

    Quote Originally Posted by VDub2174 View Post
    Once again though, don't make your decision based on what the majority here said. All of us (including me) here gave our opinions on certain phones. As VickMackey said, best is assuming everyone here has the same wants/needs.

    Have you gone to a store and played with the phones?
    I have not, but I've done a lot of research and reading. We can't switch until the contract on my phone with VZW is up, which is 1/2. My dad said he is also going to give VZW an ultimatum, so maybe they will make him an offer he can't refuse (In that scenario I'm getting the Nexus.) My dad said the Sprint guy in our mall is really sharp/tech-savy, so he might give me some insight, but I do wanna go there and play with all of them.

    But going off of what I read and whatnot, the GS2 is number one. Things could change though
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    I have had an EVO 4G and I currently have a EVO 3D. Out of the 2 the 3D is lots better. It has better battery life than the EVO 4G. The 3D has the better Android version and HTC sense on. With all that said out of those to phones the 3D is the better phone all the way around.

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    I just did and I am waiting for my nexus s 4g, though it is an older phone.

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    Quote Originally Posted by LowRentTechGuy View Post
    I just did and I am waiting for my nexus s 4g, though it is an older phone.

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    Still a bad @$$ phone.
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    Quote Originally Posted by crzycrkr View Post
    Still a bad @$$ phone.
    Very much true, I am loving this. Will more so when I get some ICS love.

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    Two phones we are sure will see ICS.

    SGSII EPIC TOUCH 4G

    NEXUS S 4G

    I don't believe anything else in the Sprint line up has been commented on for ICS as of yet. Possibly something in the EVO line up.

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    I don't know, I haven't been a customer of Sprint long enough to really get any background information but if any were going to get the update it would probably be the Evo or a flavor of it.

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    Default Re: Switching to Sprint...which phone?

    Quote Originally Posted by LowRentTechGuy View Post
    I don't know, I haven't been a customer of Sprint long enough to really get any background information but if any were going to get the update it would probably be the Evo or a flavor of it.

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    Yes I believe one of the newer EVO's have been mentioned for ICS update, SGSII has been confirmed along with the Nexus S 4G.

    The rest.. Photon, original Galaxy S line, etc... nothing concrete there so trend water carefully on these....
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    Man, the Galaxy S is already dead in the water. They have said that the graphics wouldn't be able to provide a smooth enough experience but that is crap too. I S on my old fascinate was a really good rom. They are just not gonna develope for an end of life device.

    I personally think the devs have it under control on that device, the problem will be drivers.

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