Took my u11 back today

[MDMcAtee]

You made an excellent choice to choose the superior LG V20 over the HTC U11! Removable battery, larger screen, headphone jack, better audio, and a fantastic camera.

Those are all very important features IMHO, especially the headphone jack since I wanted to listen to the OTA radio in it.

I don't know if this makes it superior or not,but it certainly makes it a better choice for myself.

Mac

 

[MDMcAtee]

Well, I'd say superior is subjective.

Both the U11 and V20 are great phones, but they each have their pros and cons. They're obviously designed for different groups of consumers.

It most certainly is subjective and we each have to choose what feature set we want/need, what we can live with...and live without.

I suppose if I changed phones several times a year, I could have gotten by with the u11,but truth be told, there are some things I really didn't like going in with it, and I am tired of having to change phones to try to get it all in 1 package. I want something that will last a year or longer without the battery starting to fail. Having a replaceable battery on the v20 was one of the deciding factors in my choosing it,along with the other mentioned things.

I'm a power user so to speak and I love listening to great sounding music in different forms. Since the u11 sounds very good by all reviews, I was willing to forgo some of my other requirements and preferences. Luckily now I don't have to.

I have no doubt that the u11 will make it's owners very happy, and I wish everyone the absolute best of luck with theirs.

Maybe HTC will make a phone that ticks all of my boxes next year...

Thanks

Mac

 

[Kayza]

I take it there still is no such thing as using an unlocked phone and having it work right in the USA. I've read issues with unlocked, not branded by the carrier, phones even on GSM carriers. Such a shame.

I don't know about verizon, but with AT&T there is no problem. I'm the one who buys phones for my office, and I won't buy locked phones. Never had a problem.