Should I wait for the S4?

I love my Gnex, but I'm getting ready to move on. Want bigger, thinner, faster, etc. Need a new challenge.

I've been toying with the idea of a Note II. A colleague has one but it just feels too damn big. Everybody says you get used to that in a couple of days but I just haven't been able to pull the trigger.

What I really want seems to be coming in the S4 in April or May. 5" display, very high res, thin, larger battery.

So, the question is: should I wait for the S4 or jump on the Note II now?

I'd wait.To me, the N2 is a nice device but as you said, too damn big for a phone. It feels ridiculous (and I have pretty large hands). 5" screen with a smaller bezel and therefore the same form factor as 4.65-4.8 will perfect IMO.

Thing with the note is you can't go back after owning one. The phone ruins you forever. You do get used to it very quickly, and using a smaller handset after using a note is akin to having to watch a 20" TV after having a 40".

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I was up for an upgrade almost two months ago, but I'm holding out because my GNex is still awesome and there's nothing out yet that I'd feel would make a good replacement. I'm currently waiting to see both the S4 and Motorola's supposed "X Phone". I can pretty much guarantee my next phone will be one of those two. I just want to see some actual details on both devices, and I want to make sure one (or both) get good dev support, particularly from the AOKP team.

I'd wait for the S4 at this point in the game.

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Wait for the S4. The only thing I can't stand about my GNex is the battery life. I can hold out for the S4 for that alone. Everything else is icing.

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The Motorola X Phone is an intriguing idea, but the rumor mill says it won't be introduced until Google I-O in May. Should I wait and see what happens then?

I'm in the same boat as well.. Waiting to see the S4 or the Motorolla X if it is real... Have a lot less interest in the nexus 4 since it's not LTE, no removable battery and no sd slot. I kind of want a note 2 as well.. I do think I could get used to it.

I would strongly consider the Motorola X phone as well. Of course, not a lot is known at this point. It is definitely on my radar. It sounds like the phone I have been hoping someone would make...stock Android with an unlockable bootloader without being called a Nexus, so people don't about the slow updates.

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