I have a near-perfect Bionic, and have the opportunity to trade for an HTC Rezound. Anyone had experience with both? Which would be the better phone?
I am leaving my Droid Charge because of an audio issue. I have been happy with my battery life and I don't want to go backwards in that area. The Razr Maxx is out, it is just to expensive for my blood. Spec. wise the Rezound is the closest on paper in battery life. When I went to the Verizon store today, the sales rep. said that the battery life was terrible on the Razr and Bionic. She said she has heard good things about the Rezound. I can easily get a full day, 13 hrs., out of my Charge with battery life to spare in some instances. Is the battery that bad on the motorola phones?
As I read various posts in different threads, its seems as if the rezound, bionic, and razr have suffered from some type of dropped signal problem. It was pretty bad there for the bionic before the updates it seems. I read that Radio Shack quit selling it for a while. I see they are now doing an internet special. Has the connectivity issue and camera issue gotten any better?
This is what kills me with folks that like another phone....I shall not name...and its not the iPhone...lol.
Some ppl have reported updates have made the Bionic better. Yet some folks still wanna compare it to other phones and say it has all these issues.
At the same time...the phone they have or like....one thing they say....."try [insert update version here], it makes the phone issues go away" or "its working better after that update"
Sometimes the hypocrisy is sickening. And the Bionic is STILL on my radar. FM Radio, outdoor viewing, and hopefully Moto's reputation for decent call quality and reception puts it square on my list. I have a Rezound...2nd one....and I dont even use it anymore. I also have a RAZR. I just want another phone on my family plan that I actually like overall.
I can say, without a doubt, that my Bionic is PERFECT since .902 update. Best call quality, best reception, best speakerphone, great battery life, and unbeatable build quality.
I can say this from actual ownership, not reading a lot of forum complaints and then trashing a phone without ever having one.
And the G-Nex has had problems out the wazoo, but a huge portion of it's owners say "no problems with mine, so you must be wrong about yours". It has well known reception issues, and build quality is nowhere close to Moto or HTC.
Right now, if I had a Bionic, Rezound, and G-Nex in front of me and I could take my choice for the same price, I would choose the Bionic. And it will really be a BEAST with ICS!