Will this phone have a 'cheap, plastic' feel to it?

[ellisz]

I liked the fascinate as it was light weight. Charge is similar. I just hope the software and hardware is as good as it looks to be. I am not worried about build quality.

 

[trivor]

If you really want great build quality (like a tank) I think you would have to go with the Rezound or RAZR. Personally, I don't care about a removable battery because I hate taking the back off to get at the battery anyways. There are plenty of micro-usb external spare batteries that are about the same size as an extra battery (if I need it). Looking forward to all three phones before I decide (not worried about when I get ICS on the Rezound or RAZR (I do think the RAZR will be very quick - there's a reason Motorola went with a TI OMAP chip - should make it pretty easy to get ICS up on the RAZR). I personally love the looks of the RAZR - no chance of confusing it with anything else. I do think the Nexus is going beyond pocket able/handheld and I also don't think at 4.3" that the 720P (sLCD on the Rezound) will be that much better than qHD Super Amoled. Also, I have yet to see an HTC phone with even good battery life (let alone great). The OG Incredible, the Thunderbolt had horrible battery life and I don't think the Rezound with sLCD, and 1.5 dual core will be any better.

 

[zoomis]

I'm waiting for a device that has a back cover made of the finest Corinthian leather.

 

[Jet300]

I'm waiting for a device that has a back cover made of the finest Corinthian leather.

You need to go try out the old Blackberry Bold then.....


Seriously though, if this phone feels any where near a cheap as Samsung's latest phone, the Stratosphere, I'm going to be highly disappointed. I played with one the other night and wow, it felt like I could snap it in half ...

 

[ohiomoto]

Is it going to snow in Buffalo, NY at 6pm on December 31?