The only logical wat to go is the note 3 imo, but kind of a waste
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not really, when it was on sale at Best Buy for $149 back in February... (or $99 for those who registered for the $50 BB gift card offer)
Im not speaking of price. Sales come around often enough. To me the only reason to move to another phone is to top the one you currently have. That is why the note 3 is the only logical choice to me
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Ok, I see you point. But you also said "kind of a waste" earlier. Does that mean you think the Note 3, while a great phone, is not that big of an upgrade from the Note 2?
Yeah note 5 myself lol
I'm with you on that one! (assuming the Note 4 ends up being not the much "better" than the Note 3)
Exception: if Apple wakes up from its coma and releases a new iPhone with screen size of 5 inches or more.
Note 4 definitely. Have to decide if I'm staying on Verizon (paying full price for my unlimited) or moving over to Sprint (the LTE in my area is really good and they don't have contracts anymore; I hate contracts)
There are ways to keep unlimited and getting subsidized phone. See my signature.
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I don't feel like being in a 2 year contract. Contracts are old news in the Wireless industry.... a sad relic of the dark ages of Verizon/AT&T controlling everything on the phone. It's time to adapt and switch to no contract postpaid (which is what Sprint is doing now)
Well, for me, I want the most reliable network, and it doesn't look like anyone is going to take Verizon's throne in the next two years so I have no problem signing a contract.
But if you don't want to sign a service contract, you don't have to. Verizon doesn't force you to do so, you can also buy through edge. Or buy full retail.
dpham00, Android Central Moderator
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Thats good that Verizon works best for you. In my area the cell density is lacking so speeds take a hit, although sheer coverage is good. I still miss the old Alltel days though. That network was crazy good. Im a fan of vzs network but not some of their business practices, so I would like to be free to leave at my own will.