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[MattMJB0188]

Was it at your local sprint store? I just want to play with one for ****s and giggles to see if the difference is as noticeable as Phil says.

If people are going to base their decisions off of his video then that's pretty pathetic. Besides both phones are on different networks. Your either on T-Mobile or Sprint. I'm sorry but switching networks because of a phone is ridiculous.

 

[nox]

If people are going to base their decisions off of his video then that's pretty pathetic. Besides both phones are on different networks. Your either on T-Mobile or Sprint. I'm sorry but switching networks because of a phone is ridiculous.

I left t mobile for the OG Droid back in the day, and now I'm back for the Sensation. I don't believe its ridiculous. I think it's a major reason why people should choose their carriers.

Sent from my HTC Sensation 4G

 

[MattMJB0188]

I left t mobile for the OG Droid back in the day, and now I'm back for the Sensation. I don't believe its ridiculous. I think it's a major reason why people should choose their carriers.

Sent from my HTC Sensation 4G

I think the most important reason to choose a carrier is coverage. If Verizon has the Droid X which you really want and has no coverage then what good is it? Now if you have coverage with every provider then the most logical thing to do would be go with the cheapest one which is probably T-Mobile. I can't see being under contract and breaking that contract for another phone. Of course its a different story if your out of contract but since we're talking smartphones I doubt that's the case lol.

 

[nox]

Yes and yes! Only thing I say is that if you can afford any company than why not choose the phone you want. I'm loving T-Mobile's prices, and this phone. Had the Evo 3D been out already, I would have gone with them lol

Sent from my HTC Sensation 4G

 

[Droid800]

I think the most important reason to choose a carrier is coverage. If Verizon has the Droid X which you really want and has no coverage then what good is it? Now if you have coverage with every provider then the most logical thing to do would be go with the cheapest one which is probably T-Mobile. I can't see being under contract and breaking that contract for another phone. Of course its a different story if your out of contract but since we're talking smartphones I doubt that's the case lol.

You obviously haven't been a smartphone user for long.

Phone comes first, then coverage. Me being in suburban chicago, choosing the phone before anything else isn't an issue. I've broken multiple contracts in order to get a different phone on a different carrier, and I've never ended up actually being out any money.

 

[MattMJB0188]

You obviously haven't been a smartphone user for long.

Phone comes first, then coverage. Me being in suburban chicago, choosing the phone before anything else isn't an issue. I've broken multiple contracts in order to get a different phone on a different carrier, and I've never ended up actually being out any money.

3+ years in counting lol. To each his own lol. Can I ask which suburb? I'm in Northwest, Indiana lol.

 

[Droid800]

3+ years in counting lol. To each his own lol. Can I ask which suburb? I'm in Northwest, Indiana lol.

Over in the southwest suburbs. Verizon and T-mobile are the best in my area, so I've bounced between them. When the iPhone 4 came out, I jumped from a Nexus One to AT&T, but that only lasted until January(ish). Then went to a MyTouch 4G/Nexus S, to an HTC Thunderbolt (returned that and went on an ebay Droid X for a month), to a G2X (with a Galaxy S 4G and HD7 thrown in there somewhere too) , and now to the Sensation.Who knows how long that'll last. If the new Bionic turns out to be good, I might go back to Verizon and LTE. If not, I'll stick with the Sensation until the next big thing comes out. (and I have an ebay Galaxy S 4G that I got a really great deal on so I'll bounce between the two to keep myself busy)

Sprint is interesting, but WiMax coverage is only so-so so I'm not really considering the 3D as an alternative. I'm more just curious of getting a hands-on myself. I've read too many things in the past that say one thing, but in real life end up not being all that great, so I usually need to experience them in person.

P.S. That's only my brief history of smart phones I've had. There's a good dozen or more different devices that I could add to that list.

 

[FocusFreak]

Was it at your local sprint store? I just want to play with one for ****s and giggles to see if the difference is as noticeable as Phil says.

I am in Anaheim, Ca. There is a Sprint store every 5 miles haha. I have 3 within a few miles of me depending where I go. This was at the repair center store and Sprints coverage is pretty decent in that area.

 

[Droid800]

I am in Anaheim, Ca. There is a Sprint store every 5 miles haha. I have 3 within a few miles of me depending where I go. This was at the repair center store and Sprints coverage is pretty decent in that area.

Ah. I was just wondering if they were out in store displays yet. I've got a store near my work so I could stop by tomorrow afternoon. I'm just sorta curious to see what the 3D is like compared to the Sensation.

 

[FocusFreak]

Ah. I was just wondering if they were out in store displays yet. I've got a store near my work so I could stop by tomorrow afternoon. I'm just sorta curious to see what the 3D is like compared to the Sensation.

The corporate stores won't have one out till launch day. If you have a non Corp. Store around you, give them a call.