Wingznut
Well-known member
Nope, you definitely don't. And you never will, no matter how many words I were to waste trying to explain it to you.I don't get it.
Nope, you definitely don't. And you never will, no matter how many words I were to waste trying to explain it to you.I don't get it.
Nope, you definitely don't. And you never will, no matter how many words I were to waste trying to explain it to you.
Actually, let me try. I'm up for the challenge.
When you say things like "EVERY person I know... have complaints about battery life with their android phones", that's simply not true. You know several people here who are very satisfied with the battery life of their DNA. Why you choose not to believe us, is something only you can answer.
But let's just take my experience for example. My wife and I have had our DNA's for nearly a week now. Neither of us have run out of battery. Neither of us has had to tailor our use around battery remaining. Thus, we are happy with the phone. Take the maH spec and change it to 2500, or 3500, or 2021, and it doesn't matter to me. At the end of the day (literally) I put down my phone knowing that it has served me well. Best phone I have ever used, without a doubt.
You are all missing the point!
There's no way that I can verify or deny that, since I tend to try and avoid your posts.but you are completely missing EVERYTHING i have ever said in any of my posts.
Size and price. I don't want a thicker phone nor do I want to pay more for a feature that I don't need.what is the harm in giving the extra battery
Sure it would have been better to have a little more battery
There's no way that I can verify or deny that, since I tend to try and avoid your posts.
Size and price. I don't want a thicker phone nor do I want to pay more for a feature that I don't need.
I usually hate analogies in a forum, but I'll throw one out there: When I go to the gym, I need a bag that will suit my needs... It needs to carry a change of clothes, headphones, towel, and a bottle of water. So, I use a sack pack with my local Jr Hockey team's logo on it. It is perfect for what I need. Sure, I could buy one that is "25%" larger, and costs a little more, but it is not what I want.
You say that we don't see your point, and that's just not true. I understand you (and probably lots of others) crave a phone that will last longer without a charge than the DNA. I 100% completely understand that. This is not the phone for you.
But what you refuse to understand is that I am extremely happy with this phone, just as it is. Why isn't it ok with you that I am happy with the device I chose?
With every design and/or engineering change, there is a tradeoff. And a larger battery will affect both price and size. You're right, this fact cannot be argued.more battery would have been better, period......... what is there to argue?
Again, a statement from you without truth.wow! i wonder how moto got the 3300mah battery in a phone with a thinner profile than the S3?
I would not want to pay any extra for a feature I don't need (or want, considering the added size.)Price? really? $250 would have been a steal for this phone. $199 is to little as is.
Again, a statement from you without truth.
The GS3 is 8.6mm thick, while the Razr Maxx HD is 9.3mm. (Even the non-HD Razr Maxx is thicker, and it has a significantly lesser screen.)
I would not want to pay any extra for a feature I don't need (or want, considering the added size.)
Edizzle I think your in the wrong forum your Maxx forum is just around the corner. We all get you battery is bigger and last longer and boy do I wish my battery was as BIG as yours.
Sorry to go off topic
Seriously guys, can you start another thread and go argue there?
Every thread I visit on the DNA seems to be a flaming war involving edizzle.
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