I'm at a crossroads

[b53klz]

Seeking help from people who've had experience with the Dinc. I'm new to the android world as I got my smartphone in June. I bought the casio commando and I absolutely despise this device. I have it rooted and de-bloated and it still runs sluggish, freezes often, and force closes frequently. I have been looking at Dinc's on ebay and would just like some feedback on the life of the handset and your opinion on switching up. Thank you

 

[Crashumbc]

Seeking help from people who've had experience with the Dinc. I'm new to the android world as I got my smartphone in June. I bought the casio commando and I absolutely despise this device. I have it rooted and de-bloated and it still runs sluggish, freezes often, and force closes frequently. I have been looking at Dinc's on ebay and would just like some feedback on the life of the handset and your opinion on switching up. Thank you

The Dinc is a solid device, but its nearing its "end-of-life". if you your just looking for a smart phone to do a little surfing, e-mail, and use mostly as a phone you can probably get a good 1-2 years out of it.

keep in mind cell phone batteries lose between 30-50% of they capacity in 2 years. But if you can find one cheap, its still a nice little device.

 

[nvrfgt343]

Agreed. I've had my Incredible for nearly two years now and it still does everything I need it to do. I never wanted a gigantic screen, and really like the form factor of it.

If you're going to get one on eBay, make sure it didn't get bricked by the crappy VZW software update.

 

[zapjb]

Just to follow up on Dinc batteries. New OEM batteries on eBay can be had ~$5 otd on eBay. Choose seller wisely though.