DS1331
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That's what I was saying if it lasts 2 years who cares those noises it made when bending just made me cringe
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Jennifer, couldn't agree more. I was using the quoted thread as counterpoint to the posts by return_0. He believes screen breakage is a build quality issue, read his post #95 in this thread. Also peruse my posts and you will see that I definitely do not think screen breakage is a build quality issue.
It has to do with materials VS. application. You don't see many plastic cars do you? Saturn tried it and they went out of business because no one wanted one. There are many high strength plastics available today but what material do you think most cars chassis are made out of? I'll give you a clue, it's NOT plastic. And what about computers? Ask yourself why did Apple spend millions of dollars researching materials, and then decided upon using aluminum for their new Macbook Pros? For electronics there are so many advantages of this material over cheap plastic. And speaking of advantages, see many plastic heat-sinks? Didn't think so. There's a reason for that. Plastic and heat don't get along very well. There's also the social interpretations of the materials. Most people associate plastic with toys, and aluminum with higher-end products because it's generally felt to be more elegant. Aluminum is also a more "green" material as plastic is made with petroleum. Aluminum also is more efficient to recycle than plastic. Once the aluminum has been produced, it can be recycled over and over again.
When you use the term 'build quality' it can mean many things. Design is also a big part of build quality. So is longevity. Aluminum will out do plastic every time in the longevity department. If you were a manufacture and your concern was making more profit, then plastic would be what you prefer. If, however, you wanted to portray that your product was classy and
elegant, then you'd do as Apple has and choose aluminum. The final nail in the coffin for those samslum plastic lovers is that samsung has themselves decided to move AWAY from plastic, and the next S5 will be similar to the HTC One and use Aluminum. The s4 fanboys have no answer for that one.
Having a better display is one reason I got rid of my s4 and switched to the HTC One. If you know someone who thinks the s4 looks better - then they don't need a smartphone, they need an ophthalmologist. Can the s4 even display true white? Not really. The word "better" is usually subjective, BUT when it comes to displays there is NO DOUBT that the HTC One smokes the s4 and is much superior. Read 'em and weep;
Galaxy S4 vs HTC One : Display Comparison - YouTube
Guess you won't be showing THAT video to your friends at work. LOL
Marketing departments must love you MP are meaningless these days. The majority of camera comparisons between these two phones show that the HTC one takes better pictures. For most people, that's what's really important, the end result, but by all means you enjoy your mega pixels. LOL
The bottom line of S4 VS. HTC One.... Samsung spends LOTS more money in marketing. Some people fall for that marketing. I'm happy for them, but when they try to push their 'junk science' it simply can't hold water.
http://forums.androidcentral.com/htc-one/288273-cracked-my-htc-one-screen.html
Uh Oh, build quality issue. Oh wait, it's an HTC ONE. Well, that's embarrassing.
Apparently that dude has never owned a plastic mobile phone, because to admit that would render him a hypocrite of the highest order. Since he never owned a plastic phone, since owning anything plastic is so beneath him (I'm sure the interior in his car is all aluminum) I wonder what he used for communication on the go when all mobile devices were plastic?I couldn't care less what you think is better, like I mentioned before, opinions are just that, opinions. I don't need to show videos or see them, simply because I can go to YouTube and pick any HD video in both devices at the same time and compare from there, just like we have done for the past weeks, in addition to that, you have the at least a dozen of additional features that your selection won't ever have, or pictures quality where it matter the most. My friends are converted already, one of them sold his One today, I've never needed to try to convince them, they did it by themselves, besides, I'm not a fanboy like you and the rest that are trolling here, I have had HTC, LG and Motorola's Androids for the past 4 years, I just go with the one that does the work for me at the moment.
Moderators, please, the thread was intended for us the ones who bought the S4, to tell why we decided to go with it over the HTC One, so other readers that are deciding can decide by themselves, if you keep allowing this non sense trolling from people that are not happy because others think different, then it doesn't make sense to allow this kind of threads at all.
For you trolls, get a life and go to your side of the forum and the best way to defend your purchase is not coming here and keep trolling every single thread here but to create threads on your forums describing your opinions, you'll also hate that S4 get there trolling.
Enough said, and please don't quote me anymore as I won't lose any more time with this childish mine is bigger than yours' kind of posts.
Wow that went right over your head didn't it? LOL.... I didn't post "opinions". I posted facts. You might want to learn the difference next time. Just say'in.I couldn't care less what you think is better
Two things. First, just because people here have the ability to post facts which show why what you say isn't true, doesn't make them trolls. Second, as I stated before, I owned the s4. Now I own the HTC One. That doesn't make a fanboy. You don't seem to be too big on facts or definitions.I'm not a fanboy like you and the rest that trolling here
No such thread. ALL threads are open to all members, not just your friends. Everyone here has the right to know the facts of a topic at hand, not just your version of the facts. If you say ice cream is good for you, then someone else has the right to show why they feel it isn't. One sidedness only makes things worse. It's always best to put the facts on the table and let the reader decide for themselves which product is best for them. Sorry you can't handle that. Life is too short to get so stressed out over consumer electronics.the thread was intended for us the ones who bought the S4
s4 VS One
ROUND THREE
FIGHT !!!
Apparently you missed the very first sentence of that post. It said "I'm sure the interior in his car is all aluminum
FINISH HIM !!
One Wins
FATALITY
Hmm... you keep missing my point. I acknowledge that a One screen can break; my point is that the S4 breaks easier than the One. That thread provided evidence that glass breaks. The video in my post provided evidence that the S4 breaks easier than the One, and you have yet to provide evidence to refute that.
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If we're talking build quality and sturdiness, The One wins hands down. I don't know why anyone would waste their time arguing that. If we're talking overall phone prowess, not so fast there. I still think the s4 is the better device. And I've owned both.
Why don't you provide me with a few claims from S4 users that their cracked screen is a result of poor build quality
The glass isn't the issue. The body is.
One phone has a flexible plastic body, and one has a rigid metal body.
Incase you didn't know - glass doesn't like to get bent.
Still don't understand? Try this. Gorilla Glass 3 is better (stronger) than Gorilla Glass 2.
The S4 uses Gorilla Glass 3.
The HTC One uses Gorilla Glass 2, and YET the S4 still has issues with broken glass. Why?
The plastic body of the S4 flexes way too much.
Isn't science fun?
Please stop being so disingenuous, or post a link to a organization that tracks broken screen "per capita". Really, where do you come up with this nonsense? If you need proof that the s4 screens crack easily, then a simple google with provide you with many examples of that. But then you already know that didn't you? So then what is your point? That samsungs plastic is just as rigid as metal? Prove it. If you can't then it all comes down to what they call 'common sense'. Missing yours? Just asking....Provide me (us) with a credible source anywhere that says the S4 has more broken screens per capita than the HTC ONE
The glass isn't the issue. The body is.
One phone has a flexible plastic body, and one has a rigid metal body.
Incase you didn't know - glass doesn't like to get bent.
Still don't understand? Try this. Gorilla Glass 3 is better (stronger) than Gorilla Glass 2.
The S4 uses Gorilla Glass 3.
The HTC One uses Gorilla Glass 2, and YET the S4 still has issues with broken glass. Why? The plastic body of the S4 flexes way too much.
Isn't science fun?