Just sold my Note 3

[Johnly]

Haha awe, lol.

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[Johnly]

YOU need to let it go. You responded to me first, remember? I was just pointing out the basis for my original statement.

Geez, relax.

The only reason I was razed is because you had already stated that all the note 3s lag compared to the X. When you quoted me and said the same thing *again* it just annoyed me. That said, I respect your opinion, but a statement of some disagreement doesn't warrant regurgitated points.

I don't think that Samsung would be doing so well with devices that lag so much. Not sure about the note 3s you have used, but my note 3 flies. Love it. I am on my third one for quality issues....but lag has never been an issue here. The size of this phone is to much at times and I do want a smaller phone for when I am running or working. The X almost fit the bill, but not quite as the battery wasn't that great along with the camera. But hey, the radio, the feel of the X, the software....can't be beat man. Helluva phone. I could see why people would want to dump a note 3 for it, but expecting the X to run allot faster than the note is a bit of a stretch.



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[Cozume]

The only reason I was razed is because you had already stated that all the note 3s lag compared to the X. When you quoted me and said the same thing *again* it just annoyed me. That said, I respect your opinion, but a statement of some disagreement doesn't warrant regurgitated points.

WRONG. I didn't regurgitate anything. I further explained that my point was based on ACTUAL TESTING, too.

expecting the X to run allot faster than the note is a bit of a stretch.

It did run faster, though, and I did ACTUAL TESTING for 6 weeks side by side. The GNote3 had more dropped calls, too, in known trouble spots. Samsung's radios le suck.

I kicked my GNote3 to the curb and bought a second Moto X as a back up instead. Loved the screen of the GNote3, though. It pained me to give up that beauty of a screen.

 

[Johnly]

WRONG. I didn't regurgitate anything. I further explained that my point was based on ACTUAL TESTING, too.


It did run faster, though, and I did ACTUAL TESTING for 6 weeks side by side. The GNote3 had more dropped calls, too, in known trouble spots. Samsung's radios le suck.

I kicked my GNote3 to the curb and bought a second Moto X as a back up instead. Loved the screen of the GNote3, though. It pained me to give up that beauty of a screen.

My bad, do expand on how the note 3 just lags allover the place and Moto x is so much faster? All that time *testing,* surely you have some data/evident tangible something then? You would regurgitate more of the same.

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[Cozume]

My bad

yep.

 

[tmann202]

No one gave a real reason other than smaller size for switching. I am getting a GNote3 or a MotoX as they are the 1 and 2 andy phones right now. I like customization but I like the screen real estate too. So I am on the fence. Where there any tangible reasons you ditched your GNOTE3 for an X?

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I think that is about the most "tangible" reason possible. Personally I can't imagine trying to carry around a G Note in my pocket all day, or hold it to my head to make a phone call. The size was the first reason I looked into the Moto X and was very glad to find an Android phone that you can hold in one hand (and that is on AT&T), that also has cool useful features of the Moto without the bloat.

 

[knowlivelove516]

I gave in and ordered an ebony moto x. While I love and am used to the size of the note, I'm ready to be able to put my phone in my pocket and no longer respond to comments about having a tablet phone up to my head

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[Johnly]

I think that is about the most "tangible" reason possible. Personally I can't imagine trying to carry around a G Note in my pocket all day, or hold it to my head to make a phone call. The size was the first reason I looked into the Moto X and was very glad to find an Android phone that you can hold in one hand (and that is on AT&T), that also has cool useful features of the Moto without the bloat.

That will probably be the reason I don't get a note 4, although I am a sucker for that battery and screen. I am a little tired of the size, though it fits in my pocket fine and nobody gives me a hard time about it, but it is still cumbersome. That would be why I get something else as well.






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