Kind of Quiet in Here

[colliece]

I have had my T-Mobile HTC One for a little over a week. I have used many different phones over the years, started with various Blackberry devices, than switched to the iPhone when it was introduced. Flirted with some early Android but found most of them very clunky and ugly in those early days. Last year I switched to the S3 and really enjoyed the experience.

I wanted to upgrade to a nicer device, I have to admit I miss the ability to switch the battery when I travel and do not have access to recharge. Don't really need the SD Card expansion, I stream most of my music through Rdio and have several hundred songs in my downloaded playlists if I am away from a data source.

I have been with Sprint for many years, mainly for the cost and unlimited data, however the 3G is painfully slow, and the 4G is non-existent in the Raleigh area, and frankly I am tired of waiting. SO I switched to T-Mobile, and the speed of HSPA+ blows Sprint out of the water. I love this phone, it does has a few flaws (capacitive buttons are not very responsive, and the power button location takes getting used to). The battery lasts longer than my S3, the screen is awesome, 32 GB of memory, and I like the way it looks and feels plus the sound on the front, what took so damn long for this feature?

I have noticed that the T-Mobile forum is pretty quite, I know they are the smallest of the major carriers, but I hope to see more posting as the customer base increases. I look forward to helping the community grow.

 

[cnotes2019]

Raleigh NC ? Long live Verizon unlimited on my lines

 

[yatkuen]

I haven't posted much here because I haven't had any problems to ask about. Certainly fewer problems than I had with either of my previous two devices (Galaxy Nexus and HTC Droid Incredible on Verizon).

 

[coronaboy10]

I haven't posted much here because I haven't had any problems to ask about. Certainly fewer problems than I had with either of my previous two devices (Galaxy Nexus and HTC Droid Incredible on Verizon).

That was my first Android device. I loved that phone.

 

[skpal]

That is because there is really no point in posting in here, unless you have people have a specific question related to T-Mobile's HTC one and T-Mobile's service. Most people just post in T-Mobile's forum or within the global HTC forum.

 

[wpavlik2]

I bit the bullet today as well and ordered my HTC ONE.
I am getting a FREE set of Beats headphones with mine for ordering online. Even with doing the 20 a month plan to pay off the device, I will be paying less than I do for Sprint with the bonus of it seems I will have much better service EXCEPT for down at Badin lake... (mother lives there) The cool thing is that with WiFi calling, I don't have to worry about THAT!
Have you used WiFi calling? Are you getting connected via LTE in Raleigh or HSPA+?

 

[05 TypeS DC5]

I bit the bullet today as well and ordered my HTC ONE.
I am getting a FREE set of Beats headphones with mine for ordering online. Even with doing the 20 a month plan to pay off the device, I will be paying less than I do for Sprint with the bonus of it seems I will have much better service EXCEPT for down at Badin lake... (mother lives there) The cool thing is that with WiFi calling, I don't have to worry about THAT!
Have you used WiFi calling? Are you getting connected via LTE in Raleigh or HSPA+?

ehh... To be honest in my honest opinion, at least where I live sprint was a better service provider. I made a trip to TN from Florida in January and just about 80% of the time the phone was on edge or connected to another network. Ex: AT&T. It literally said ATT on my screen.

Same trip w/ sprint last year and only 35% of the time I didn't have signal..... I used to think sprint was worse, but now I wish i could go back.