[andonakis]

The single most important feature to me is the call quality. And it will be my deciding factor when the rezound comes out. If it stacks up to motorola's excellent call quality with noise cancelling microphone I will get it hands down. My moto x is not perfect, but one thing that its good at is making calls. People tell me I sound excellent. And I do work in a very noisy(restaurant) environment.
So does anyone know how the htc rezound will compare to call quality?

[Murph5150]

CNET reported that the Rezound lacked call quality. Motorola has always been known for having very good call quality. HTC, however, is the complete package. Sense is an overall better UI than Blur. While I think the Razr is nice, I hate Blur and the fixed battery is a total turnoff. It comes down to the Rezound vs Nexus for me. Those are two superior phones in my opinion. But the most important factor is to buy the phone YOU like the most. If you like the Razr because of its call quality, then I agree that is the better phone for you (based off of CNET's review). Wait until tomorrow and demo both phones. That should be the deciding factor.

[ReAp]

The single most important feature to me is the call quality. And it will be my deciding factor when the rezound comes out. If it stacks up to motorola's excellent call quality with noise cancelling microphone I will get it hands down. My moto x is not perfect, but one thing that its good at is making calls. People tell me I sound excellent. And I do work in a very noisy(restaurant) environment.
So does anyone know how the htc rezound will compare to call quality?

While I can't speak for the Rezound, I can tell you my reception and call quality is tons better than my Incredible was.

Edit: I have the Razr

[andonakis]

Wow I'm glad to here that. But that's what people said about their fascinates, but mine was the worst experience i have ever had when making calls. I guess I will test it when it comes out in stores.