Help me decide!

[newerabs1980]

I was having issues with my GNEX (signal loss) and I talked with Verizon technical support. They said that they can trade it out for a Razr for free but if I wanted the Maxx I would have to pay $100 to cover the difference in phone costs between the GNEX and the Maxx.
My question is, is it worth the price difference?
Should I just keep the GNEX and hope they send out some patches to fix signal issues?
Or should I pull the trigger and buy the Maxx??
Help, please!

 

[Noble_Logistics]

I was having issues with my GNEX (signal loss) and I talked with Verizon technical support. They said that they can trade it out for a Razr for free but if I wanted the Maxx I would have to pay $100 to cover the difference in phone costs between the GNEX and the Maxx.
My question is, is it worth the price difference?
Should I just keep the GNEX and hope they send out some patches to fix signal issues?
Or should I pull the trigger and buy the Maxx??
Help, please!

My buddy just got a Maxx and his signal strength is better with less dropped calls than my TB in marginal areas. If you can't plug in during the day I would spend the coin for the Maxx.

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[Cares]

Basically it's the Razr with an extended battery. Ask yourself, do you need that much battery life? Are you able to charge your phone at work (ie sitting at a desk)?

 

[mesocyclonic]

Is this a warranty swap? And if so, would it be for a Certified Like New Replacement MAXX? I'd be strongly tempted to do it if they're willing to send a new MAXX, but $100 is a bit steep for a CLNR that may or may not work.

 

[Jude526]

I would go for the Maxx if it is new as well. It is an upgrade and I have 3 friends who have it. They love it. I have played with it and am impressed but it is too big for my hands. I am happy tho with my Thunderbolt and I love Sense UI If I could comfortably use the phone I would. Its a decent phone