- Dec 14, 2011
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Finally making the switch, but I have to say...
The fit, finish, weight, dimensions and features of this phone are as premium as any flagship today. I'm making the jump to an S6 (as soon as gold is available) and have been in the store to touch and feel several telephones... The RMHD is a hard phone to beat. I honestly wish that Motorola had continued developing this instead of deviating completely away with the Droid Maxx and now the Turbo.
That all said, the fact that I've used it for 3 years is a testimony of it's build, but... the last few months have been with ALL updates denied. Each day I'm reminded that there are 34 updates pending, but if I update them the phone becomes unstable. So, we ultimately have to upgrade, but it's only now with the S6 that I'm so compelled. Had Motorola continued with the same look/feel of the RMHD, i'd be on my 2nd one and counting down to the 3rd.
The fit, finish, weight, dimensions and features of this phone are as premium as any flagship today. I'm making the jump to an S6 (as soon as gold is available) and have been in the store to touch and feel several telephones... The RMHD is a hard phone to beat. I honestly wish that Motorola had continued developing this instead of deviating completely away with the Droid Maxx and now the Turbo.
That all said, the fact that I've used it for 3 years is a testimony of it's build, but... the last few months have been with ALL updates denied. Each day I'm reminded that there are 34 updates pending, but if I update them the phone becomes unstable. So, we ultimately have to upgrade, but it's only now with the S6 that I'm so compelled. Had Motorola continued with the same look/feel of the RMHD, i'd be on my 2nd one and counting down to the 3rd.
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