Could someone please tell me how to go about getting a replacement phone, give suggestions to what would be the best replacement to try and get, and the best way to go about it?
I've been reading quite a bit of the forums and my Thunderbolt also has the network issues others have been having on Verizon. So I was thinking maybe I should get a replacement as generally around the second or third replacements seem to not have the problem from what I've read, as opposed to others, and other solutions, only resulting in a temporary fix. But I was also thinking about maybe just waiting. Some phones, it also seems, have the problem fixed after they got updated to ICS, and I'm not sure (if) the Thunderbolt were to be updated that it might also help. But I'm also planning on getting a second phone for work before the end of the year or the beginning of next, so I'm not sure if I get a new phone to simply not bother with my everyday phone and just wait for Verizon to (eventually) have a fix.
I also got my Thunderbolt in March or April as an upgrade so there is no upgrade possibility anytime soon. So, because of that, and the Thunderbolt very quickly showing it's age, if I could, I was thinking of possibly trying to get another phone as a replacement. I love my Thunderbolt, despite it's random restarts and tendency to shock, and amaze, at just how fast it can lose battery sometimes, but I'd like to try something different. It will probably tear my heart in half to do it too. I've read that some people have gotten a Bionic, Charge, Rezound, RAZR, and sometimes rare GNex. But I wouldn't want the first two. I'm unsure about the Rezound and the RAZR, and I would normally go for the GNex, but I was planning on buying one straight from Google, and I have my ups and downs with each phone, so I'm conflicted.
Thanks!
Sent from my ADR6400L
I've been reading quite a bit of the forums and my Thunderbolt also has the network issues others have been having on Verizon. So I was thinking maybe I should get a replacement as generally around the second or third replacements seem to not have the problem from what I've read, as opposed to others, and other solutions, only resulting in a temporary fix. But I was also thinking about maybe just waiting. Some phones, it also seems, have the problem fixed after they got updated to ICS, and I'm not sure (if) the Thunderbolt were to be updated that it might also help. But I'm also planning on getting a second phone for work before the end of the year or the beginning of next, so I'm not sure if I get a new phone to simply not bother with my everyday phone and just wait for Verizon to (eventually) have a fix.
I also got my Thunderbolt in March or April as an upgrade so there is no upgrade possibility anytime soon. So, because of that, and the Thunderbolt very quickly showing it's age, if I could, I was thinking of possibly trying to get another phone as a replacement. I love my Thunderbolt, despite it's random restarts and tendency to shock, and amaze, at just how fast it can lose battery sometimes, but I'd like to try something different. It will probably tear my heart in half to do it too. I've read that some people have gotten a Bionic, Charge, Rezound, RAZR, and sometimes rare GNex. But I wouldn't want the first two. I'm unsure about the Rezound and the RAZR, and I would normally go for the GNex, but I was planning on buying one straight from Google, and I have my ups and downs with each phone, so I'm conflicted.
Thanks!
Sent from my ADR6400L