getting My Nexus today, should I keep it or return.

[tgp]

I've decided to go 100% Nexus. I can buy a new phone every year and pass my old one down to my wife or kids and still be spending less than if I went with a contract plan for a different device.

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That's exactly what I've done, as of a week ago. I gave my wife my Nexus, and I have a Nexus 4. I'm expecting when the next Nexus comes out I'll get it and pass my Nexus 4 to her (kids are too young for phones yet). Lather, rinse, repeat...

100% Google is the only way to go, in my opinion.

 

[TheLibertarian]

unlike.

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Shhh I'm trying to trick him...

 

[boristhespie]

It arrived. I've played with this and am now contemplating unlocking and rooting. Seems I will be keeping it the now.

 

[minnemike]

It arrived. I've played with this and am now contemplating unlocking and rooting. Seems I will be keeping it the now.

Oh man.... that phone is soooooo 2012. All the cool cats are on to 2013 phones now.

 

[PWC Realtor]

It arrived. I've played with this and am now contemplating unlocking and rooting. Seems I will be keeping it the now.

Unlock it before doing too much customizations since it wipes the phone.

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[srkmagnus]

It arrived. I've played with this and am now contemplating unlocking and rooting. Seems I will be keeping it the now.

The Nexus phones were made to be unlocked...stop waiting and do it...unlock the phone, that is.

 

[eeleechan]

Every phone becomes outdated not too long after its released. If everyone paused and said "Wait, this phone is great and all, but there could be something better in a few months" approach, you would never get a new phone because you'd be constantly second guessing whether or not there was something similar or better right around the corner. Know what I mean? The HTC DNA came out and then rumours of the HTC M whatever its called started swirling. Or this year, the One X came out then the One X+ came out shortly after. Does that mean the One X is outdated. Yes I suppose, because the X+ has better specs. But is it a bad phone and are the owners wrong for not waiting to see if there was something better coming? No. They made a great choice at the time and its still a great phone. Every phone is usurped by a better phone at least 3months apart in my opinion. I would just pick the best phone available and be happy with it. You have the Nexus 4, I think i'd be fine with that. I wouldn't even expect a S4 release until at least May. And everything else are just rumors, no concrete proof or release dates yet.

Exactly. You'll never buy a new phone if you keep waiting for the "next big thing" because chances are, every next thing is going to be big enough reason to wait for.

For me, I want the "pure Google experience" that comes with N4. That's why I bought it.

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