Best Verizon Android Phone? (Currently?)

[cgardnervt]

What do you think it is?!

GO!

 

[metz65]

The best phone available on any carrier is the one you decide to buy because it fits your own personal wants, likes and needs.

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[Super_Mario]

Droid Eris.

 

[Droosh]

Razr Maxx if you want long battery device or SD Card. Otherwise get the G-Nex if you want to ROM, want ICS out of the box, removable battery, or HD screen.

I have the G-Nex, but my wife is out of contract now. I personally plan to wait, hoping for something with a Krait or A15 based SoC device with more battery efficient LTE chip before they disallow upgrades on my grandfathered unlimited data family plan.

 

[cgardnervt]

The best phone available on any carrier is the one you decide to buy because it fits your own personal wants, likes and needs.

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While I understand that I was asking for your personal opinion is all! Looking at the reasons to see what I can get out of each phone. Now while I have looked at the reviews I still like peoples personal opinions rather than a few reviews! Thats all.

Razr Maxx if you want long battery device or SD Card. Otherwise get the G-Nex if you want to ROM, want ICS out of the box, removable battery, or HD screen.

I have the G-Nex, but my wife is out of contract now. I personally plan to wait, hoping for something with a Krait or A15 based SoC device with more battery efficient LTE chip before they disallow upgrades on my grandfathered unlimited data family plan.

Thanks for the info Droosh! HD screen is not all that important as I dont do a ton of movies or games. Battery life is what looks good IMO. CPU for the 2 also seem to be about the same. So I guess its the life or screen eh? THanks for your reply! Very helpful.

 

[Joeyosaurus]

I have been through every phone Verizon has released in the last 6 months, and have to say that the G-Nex has easily been the best.

Hopefully once ICS comes to the Maxx I'll be impressed enough to switch, but the current ICS Maxx roms practically ruin data connectivity.

My short answer:
G-Nex for now
Maxx with ICS soon
Galaxy S III w/o touchwiz in the future?

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[Issemann]

I have the G-Nex, but my wife is out of contract now. I personally plan to wait, hoping for something with a Krait or A15 based SoC device with more battery efficient LTE chip before they disallow upgrades on my grandfathered unlimited data family plan.

I'm in the same boat. I'm using the Rezound for now, but haven't pulled the trigger on my wife's upgrade because there isn't anything available that I feel is worth it. I also have the Bionic sitting in a drawer at the moment because my wife thinks it's too big for her. (I can't blame her, actually... I think so too!)

 

[experiment 626]

I'm using the Rezound w/extended battery. Just a great phone but it's battery life stock really calls for a larger battery. Also have no problems with recommending the Droid RAZR MAXX. Best battery life available by far of any Android device. It's a unique shaped phone so I would go to store and at least try and get a feel for it in your hand.

 

[Ry]

Motorola Devour.

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[Ry]

Galaxy S III w/o touchwiz in the future?

LOL

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[Lee_Bo]

The Rezound, Razr Maxx and Gnex are all at the top of the list. Which one is best depends on the features you are looking for.

And I still have my Eris.

 

[unger316]

Motorola Devour.

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LMAO. My gf had a great experience with that fine phone. Lol

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[anon(394005)]

For me, it's the Thunderbolt! Still the only Verizon LTE phone with a native kickstand, something I use all the time and can't imagine not having (no case kickstands need apply, prefer naked ). Also, the simultaneous voice and data over both 3G and LTE is a sweet feature. As Verizon's first LTE phone, it has matured into a very stable device, one I plan on rockin for quite a while yet while waiting for a true successor.

 

[VAVA Mk2]

For me, it's the Thunderbolt! Still the only Verizon LTE phone with a native kickstand, something I use all the time and can't imagine not having (no case kickstands need apply, prefer naked ). Also, the simultaneous voice and data over both 3G and LTE is a sweet feature. As Verizon's first LTE phone, it has matured into a very stable device, one I plan on rockin for quite a while yet while waiting for a true successor.

Can I have what you're smoking? Sounds like some good stuff.

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[Joeyosaurus]

I'm surprised they battery lasted long enough to type out that message.

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[1fastmr2]

RAZR MAXX best Verizon phone I ever owned

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[LegalAmerican]

Razr Maxx. I would have loved the features offered on the Galaxy Nexus. But in my opinion, a phone can have the greatest of everything, but if the battery life blows, no thanks. If Moto releases a Razr Maxx HD with the 3300 mAh battery, it will be king.

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[anon(394005)]

Can I have what you're smoking? Sounds like some good stuff.

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LOL, I roll my own Thunderbolt doobs man... You should visit the Thunderbolt forum for a while; there are many others who are smokin the same stuff man.

I'm surprised they battery lasted long enough to type out that message.

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Hah, you would be so wrong. Like I said, the Thunderbolt has matured; battery life has improved quite a bit with the Gingerbread update last summer and subsequent OTA tweaks. With the standard battery, I get at least 24 hours (35 average) with light to moderate use, half that with heavy use. Add in that killer native kickstand and it's the best damn phone I've every owned! You'd have to pry it from my cold dead hands...

 

[UnfocusedHTC]

One of my guys who work for me has a thunderbolt and loves it. I personally love my rezound. Very fast and responsive.

 

[rgray]

Gnex. Because

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