at&t white one x vs sprint lte

[Magman007]

Its probably some hipster specialty jean denim that caused it.

Still, aluminum>plastic any day.

 

[nuprotocol]

Its probably some hipster specialty jean denim that caused it.

Still, aluminum>plastic any day.

lolllllllllllllllll haha. You know what. I didn't think about that, but your probably right. My g/f has a white OneX and she wore jeans the entire weekend and it didn't dye her's either. lol

 

[dtreo]

I'm with you 100%. I have the White OneX and have 30days to return it. I purposely wore blue jeans all weekend to see if this would happen to my OneX. It did not, which leads me to believe its the type of jean, or maybe a fresh new pair of jeans that causes this.

No. You're wearing them wrong.

 

[ImmaSlave4U]

One disappointment of mine that's rarely mentioned is the lack of silver highlight on the "HTC" imprint on the back side of the Evo LTE. I still have the original Evo and that small detail definately makes the "HTC" pop more.

I liked that too but I've had the back panel on my original EVO replaced once due to the prongs breaking and both times the silver shiny letters fell off. Maybe heat caused the glue to 'melt?'...but now it pretty much just looks like the HTC logo on the new LTE device.

 

[ffejjj]

Yea i like this phone

I do have one question for anyone who may have a similar textured phone as the matte bottom. How will products like Ghost Armor stick? Will it still hold tightly?

I work construction (Demolition) and even with a case sand and grit will work its way in so i like to have extra protection (not a thicker case though)

Seems like that type of surface would let tiny particles in underneath making the armor lift.

Anyone?

 

[Rafaelcab]

I'm going to pay the early termination of $100 at this point (3 months left) and leave Sprint for AT&T. Partially fueled by the fugly design that Sprint is getting...But since my wife has AT&T, we can combine and save money. I don't use enough data or minutes to make Sprint worthwhile. I now think the unlimited thing is a gimmick. Having Sprint for 4 years now.

Sprint lost me for another major reason. Their 4G change over. I don't want to wait 6 months or more before I can use the 4G. I mean who knows how long it'll be before they get their LTE completely sorted out. Then I don't know if they'll charge the $10 extra per month or what but I know my EVO came with that surcharge. The funny thing is I don't often use 4G on the EVO because the battery life was so piss poor. So I paid $10/mo. for nothing.

The 16GB storage is a bummer...But I only have to go back and again compare to my current phone (I held on to the EVO 4G) and see that it's 8GB there. I never put in a different SD card. So since I don't load all my MP3s onto the phone (I'm a Pandora and now Spotify fan) I'm not concerned about storage. I did start to run out of space with photos and apps, but my upgrade will now be double so I think that'll work out fine.

I think a lot of people over estimate their usage. I was shocked when I went to Sprint's site and looked. I understand if you like to load all your MP3s onto your phone...But...I also think that it's 2012, we have Google Music and Pandora and Spotify... If you want, just put a subset on your phone and change it up when you want. I still have an 8GB Zune (haha yea Zune, I know) and I never filled it. So I think you're nuts if you need more space for music...I think it's a waste of space to fill your phone with music.

Plus let's also go back to the EVO again. Why didn't I load it up with music? Because if I spent significant time using it as an MP3 player, I wouldn't be able to make any phone calls with it...No more juice left.

Ok, my whole "why phones shouldn't be used as iPods" philosophy aside...Is there any real reason why one should stay with Sprint?

I think the benefits of AT&T outweigh Sprint when you get into the family plans and also it's nice to have a phone that you can use internationally. I was just in London and my wife paid like $16 extra and had no problems. Meanwhile I was in the dark. While I don't travel internationally all the time...Again, the benefits I listed originally.

Why Sprint? I mean don't get me wrong, I love Sprint...But why? I'm trying to think real hard, but if I can't come up with any good reason come Sunday...Bye bye Sprint. That will teach them to go messing with the design of the phone.

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I left sprint for at&t and picked up the one x... My excuses for leaving are just like yours and I to am rocking a 32gb Zune so I'm not worried about the expandable storage. At&t data speeds are amazing and I look forward to traveling to europe and having no issues. You will love the phone and coverage promise.

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