Same here, I'm very happy with my phone. I saw my son with his new S3 yesterday and he felt the Evo had the better camera of the two. He also said he burns through his battery pretty fast and he's a pretty light user so I'm not sure what he's doing wrong, lol I turn wifi/mobile data off when I'm not using them and my battery usually lasts me the whole day.
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No complaints from my battery. I'm currently at 51% with off battery for 5hrs and 21min and on screen time of just under 3hrs, I'm a heavy user. Just hard to guage the forums as it only seems ppl post about their problems but for some reason I'm missing the EVO
After having the phone for awhile now and putting it thorough it's paces. I have had no regrets upgrading from OG EVO. Except for the Google Wallet debacle, which was not that big of a deal for me. IMHO, feature for feature LTEVO ranks as one of the best phones money can buy, if not the best! LTEVO has been amazing.
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Sometimes the most popular is not the best. I appreciate the metal frame build also. I tried the S3, and prefer the EVO. I wish the marketing were there to tell the world how good this phone is, and how much better it is with 4G service available now.
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Everybody and their mama has an S3. I like to be different and not be a follower. The build on the Evo is awesome, the camera is the best, and I still get that, "wow, what kind of phone is that?", when I pull out my phone.
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Love it, thought I might want the S3 or Note 2, but after researching both, I am thrilled with it after owning it since May 2012.
Thought the non removable battery would scare me, but no problem. What I do not like is the awkward placement of the power charging receptacle. It makes the phone incompatible with many Android speaker charging docks, which is why I wanted the S3 briefly. Love everything about the Note 2 until you talk on it...you look like you're holding a brick to your head.
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Love it, thought I might want the S3 or Note 2, but after researching both, I am thrilled with it after owning it since May 2012.
Thought the non removable battery would scare me, but no problem. What I do not like is the awkward placement of the power charging receptacle. It makes the phone incompatible with many Android speaker charging docks, which is why I wanted the S3 briefly. Love everything about the Note 2 until you talk on it...you look like you're holding a brick to your head.
I just got mine...adjusting things to my preference. The touchscreen was a little bit too sensitive for me - so I adjusted the zoom & double tap settings inside accessibility.
Other than that...what else I need to know - I'm hoping its posted inside our EVO 4G LTE forum.
P.s. I was thinking of getting the Note 2 ...but after playing around this big 4x7" display, I am more than satisfied with its screen size.
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I just got mine...adjusting things to my preference. The touchscreen was a little bit too sensitive for me - so I adjusted the zoom & double tap settings inside accessibility.
Other than that...what else I need to know - I'm hoping its posted inside our EVO 4G LTE forum.
P.s. I was thinking of getting the Note 2 ...but after playing around this big 4x7" display, I am more than satisfied with its screen size.
Get used to it, and when you're bored, let us know, and we'll help you root it.
Everybody and their mama has an S3. I like to be different and not be a follower. The build on the Evo is awesome, the camera is the best, and I still get that, "wow, what kind of phone is that?", when I pull out my phone.
That's why Im a Nexus lover and the main reason I bought a Gnex and not a s3 or evo lte
Love everything about it until Jelly Bean update. Now, like many of us, my Google Maps Navigation is broken. Any word on when a fix is going to happen? Best alternative GPS? I depend on navigation as I travel for months at a time for work.
Also, my battery life is still good, but not as good as before the update. Before JB, the battery life was insane (keep in mind...I came straight to this from EVO 4G, so I am used to having a phone plugged in a lot!) Still lasts me all day easy, even after JB update.
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Re: Do you like the 'EVO 4G LTE' device?
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Love everything about it until Jelly Bean update. Now, like many of us, my Google Maps Navigation is broken. Any word on when a fix is going to happen? Best alternative GPS?
The HTC EVO 4G LTE is Sprint's version of the HTC One X. It comes with all the same specs, except for the processor, internal storage and radios (includes LTE). And aesthetics are also significantly different.
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I turn wifi/mobile data off when I'm not using them and my battery usually lasts me the whole day.
