Is the DNA Still a Good Phone to Buy?

[ItnStln]

Don't think ull be disappointed indeed. Love this phone..much more than I thought I would. So many folks ask me what its called and where they can get one. Usually they're folks on other carriers so I have to disappoint them. Battery life and performance especially are way beyond my expectations on this thing. Atm it looks like only the Moto X or next Nexus might make me transfer this to my wife's line.

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I don't think I'll be disappointed at all, you're right! This will be a long two day wait though.

 

[law2010]

The DNA is no longer a good buy with Verizon getting a version of the HTC One. The HTC One is going to get far more attention from HTC and Verizon in the longrun. It will also have a larger developer base due to widespread availability and extreme popularity. The DNA is a cult hit and does not have a major developer base like the Galaxy S3, S4, and Note II. If you could wait it out, wait for the HTC One, which has already been announced.

 

[Daniel.Lynch]

The DNA is no longer a good buy with Verizon getting a version of the HTC One. The HTC One is going to get far more attention from HTC and Verizon in the longrun. It will also have a larger developer base due to widespread availability and extreme popularity. The DNA is a cult hit and does not have a major developer base like the Galaxy S3, S4, and Note II. If you could wait it out, wait for the HTC One, which has already been announced.

I second this. Its ALMOST the same phone, but the One one ups the DNA just a bit, plus with the larger developer base and community its a win. Wait for the One in my opinion.

 

[bespinct]

The DNA is no longer a good buy with Verizon getting a version of the HTC One. The HTC One is going to get far more attention from HTC and Verizon in the longrun. It will also have a larger developer base due to widespread availability and extreme popularity. The DNA is a cult hit and does not have a major developer base like the Galaxy S3, S4, and Note II. If you could wait it out, wait for the HTC One, which has already been announced.

I don't think this is necessarily true. The DNA is still a powerful phone and you do not need lots of developers, just a dedicated few, which the DNA has. For someone with a limited budget, the lower price of the DNA will make it relevant to many.

Steve

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