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Should I Warranty Replace my Incredible?

jr461

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May 8, 2010
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I want to get a feel for what you all think.

Have the Inc since day 1 and love it overall. The problems are:

1. Crappy voice quality. My wife just got one and it is crystal clear. I thought maybe 2.2 and then the Nov update would do something but it is the same. I do the *228 regularly so I figure it's the phone.

2. Power button is sinking in. It works but definitely getting mroe flush against the body.

Everything else works great and I painstakingly have it set up just how I like it. So the question is, what do you all think the chances are of getting a replacement that fixes my issues without introducing other problems? Or should I keep what I have?

On one hand I have lived with the phone issue for 8 months but some calls are so bad I'm saying "what" and " pardon me" after every sentence. Very frustrating at times.

Sometimes the devils you know are worth holding on to since those you don't know could be a lot worse. What do you all think?

Thanks.
 
I want to get a feel for what you all think.

Have the Inc since day 1 and love it overall. The problems are:

1. Crappy voice quality. My wife just got one and it is crystal clear. I thought maybe 2.2 and then the Nov update would do something but it is the same. I do the *228 regularly so I figure it's the phone.

2. Power button is sinking in. It works but definitely getting mroe flush against the body.

Everything else works great and I painstakingly have it set up just how I like it. So the question is, what do you all think the chances are of getting a replacement that fixes my issues without introducing other problems? Or should I keep what I have?

On one hand I have lived with the phone issue for 8 months but some calls are so bad I'm saying "what" and " pardon me" after every sentence. Very frustrating at times.

Sometimes the devils you know are worth holding on to since those you don't know could be a lot worse. What do you all think?

Thanks.

I had the same dilemma and was concerned that a refurbished phone would not be as good as the one I had but.... I ordered 2 replacements and the second one had much better phone quality, but that phone started rebooting every time it loaded the OS so had them send another one... That one had as bad a phone quality as the first one so I ordered phone number 5 and this phone is a refurb also but was built in November according to the sticker and the phone call quality is super.
 
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I had my Dinc replaced last week because of a blown speaker. The refub came with an AMOLED like the original and looked to be brand new. It took some time to set up the new to mirror the old but now all is will in droid land again. I put off replacing mine for some time out of fear what a refurb might bring. I should have swapped phones the day my speaker sounded bad. If I have another problem.. I'll trade again.
It takes time to set up the new phone but with some planning prior the change over went very smooth.
 
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I would drag my girlfriend to the VZ store and show them. Big Red has been very good to me through 4 phones. I love the Incredible. They even made sure to order me an amoled because I wear polarized glasses.

The 4 phones were my fault. 2 on insurance 2 warranty.


4 PHONES ALREADY? DUDE! You're like a phone grim reeper! I'm still on my DInc I got on rollout day! It's been perfect! (finding wood to knock on...) :D
 
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