They are different type screens. Amoled vs slcd. Which is better is in the eye of the beholder, personal preference.
The amoled is more vibrant but oversaturated, the slcd is a truer color but not as vibrant. The amoled in gn is pentile, that seems to annoy some people, others don't mind. This is a pretty good comparison of the two screens.
http://www.droid-life.com/2011/11/29/screen-comparison-galaxy-nexus-vs-droid-razr-vs-htc-rezound/
I am the first one to admit that the GNex is not perfect, heck, I complain any time I have a problem and don't try to claim these phones are bug free, they are not.Lol. I find it amusing you were complaining of all the issues you were experiencing with your Nexus. Now you're out and about bashing this old technology that works so well.
When you are holding something in your hand or carrying it around in your pocket or your purse all day, it matters.At a difference of 20 grams between the Rezound and the Gnex, I really wish people would stop using that as some sort of determination as to whether to go with phone A or phone B. It's essentially the weight of 4 nickels. Not exactly bone breaking weight there.
....I doubt I will ever have a non-Nexus phone again.
At a difference of 20 grams between the Rezound and the Gnex, I really wish people would stop using that as some sort of determination as to whether to go with phone A or phone B. It's essentially the weight of 4 nickels. Not exactly bone breaking weight there.
I think it's also worth noting that gaining superuser access. Third party software is available to adjust color levels. If a GNex is to much, tone it down. Rez not saturated enough for you, turn it up. It may not be as under or over saturated but it will be in the same neighborhood.
I thought the HTC One X looks nice from the pictures. It is very similar looking in dimensions to the GNex, but I don't know if what I was looking at is the final version or not.Out of curiousity, what do you think of the HTC One X? Have you seen any benchmarks on the S4 chipset? As much as I like about the GN, I could never make such a bold statement as that knowing I can unlock and root almost any phone I purchase.
SU requires root, some aren't willing to do it.
I say that only as a purveyor of those who can hack phones, for root access. I'm dumb as a box of rocks when it comes to doing that stuff on my own. I'd be okay w/ my choice but a bit unsatified w/ the Rezound if it hadn't been cracked open by someone....While you may be seasoned enough to be able to unlock and root almost any phone, I am not. A Nexus is easier to do that on.
I have only played with Sense in the VZW stores and didn't see the added value if it caused a performance lag, which I have read it does, although I am not sure that it does.
^^^This
The rezound feels so much better in the hand than the nexus. I can even operate it with one hand. The final reason i chose it over the nexus was for feel in hand(that and rampant signal complaints). The nexus is too wide and way too tall. And that is the only reason that i chose it over the nightmare to hold razr.
IMO these developers need to work on getting hardware smaller and battery life better before putting these massive screens on them. Just like the razr proves, you can make it thinner, but the other dimensions suffer.
I have small, even for a girl (shoe size 6) hands and the GNex doesn't feel too wide. The Rezound feels too thick, though.rezound does feel better in the hand. RZR and g nexus is too wide.
When you are holding something in your hand or carrying it around in your pocket or your purse all day, it matters.
If I didn't have anything else in my purse, 20 grams may not be much. But when I carry around a wallet with 5 credit cards, my driver's license, money, change, 27 discount/rewards cards, a makeup bag with 2 lipsticks, 2 glosses, mascara, powder, concealer, primer, 2 eyeliners, a package of blotting papers, lip liner, perfume, bronzer, 3 blushes, makeup remover wipes, nail polish, polish remover and q-tips, hairbrush, hairspray, hair clips, breath mints, a toothbrush, toothpaste, a nail file, cuticle clippers and 3 different kinds of tampons, an extra 20 grams is the straw that breaks the camel's back.
It was a joke. I don't carry all of that around with me. Who needs 3 different kinds of tampons? Do they even make that many? (another joke, yes, they do)That's really such a sad comeback after the weight example I gave.
I have small, even for a girl (shoe size 6) hands and the GNex doesn't feel too wide. The Rezound feels too thick, though.
I take it you are not married.And I believe my Y chromosome also blocked the word "tampon" from my initial reading of your purse contents