Bro I'm not asking for you to approve my opinion, I could care less..... and I find your counter-opinion of my opinion to be utterly useless. You have an opinion different to mine.... congrats on that buddy.
You said, on 4 different points:
"Doesn't seem like a negative....."
"Well that seems like a draw......"
"I'll give you that one......"
And questioned the accuracy and speed of TWO chargers. Don't like it? YOU TEST IT BUDDY
Do you literally have nothing better to do than to give your unwanted approval and critiqing of someone elses opinion on their own opinion??? You are the type of person that can be summed up in one word - douche. Now go waste oxygen somewhere else.
Whoa- relax man. I'm not saying that you're wrong- you are entitled to like whatever the hell you want. I was just questioning some of the reasons you backed your opinion up with.
The first pair of quotes were simply highlighting where you said you hate the Maxx in one place and then said that you love it another. I'll give you the benefit of the doubt and assume one was a typo, but it still reads rather strangely.
The size thing was a matter of opinion. If you like the RAZR MAXX HD (which I will refer to as simply the RAZR from here out for simplicity) because it's smaller, that's just fine. I was merely pointing out that I feel the opposite way- the RAZR is a little small for my liking, and I think the MAXX is a good size.
For battery life- do we really need to argue about this? You are literally saying that they're effectively the same and that because they're the same that the RAZR is better. I'm afraid that just makes no sense.
And for wireless charging- I'm sorry, but this is clearly where reading comprehension has failed you. I did not question "the accuracy and speed of TWO chargers"- I questioned the wireless charging capability of your phone! Want me to test it myself? Good news- I DID! I even posted my results in the very response you're over-reacting to! See if this sounds familiar:
I used a Nokia QI charger (the ones that were on clearance at the AT&T stores a few months back), and while it is definitely slower than USB, it was nowhere near 12 hours- more like 5-6 hours to go from 20% to full, in my experience.
The point is, if you only test with one phone and that particular phone happens to have a fault in the wireless charging hardware, it would get crappy performance on a thousand different chargers.
Since multiple people have reported wireless charging times that are far less than what you experienced, that clearly implies that what you experienced is outside the norm. That said, is it more likely that the 2 separate chargers that you tried would both be bad, or that there might be a problem with the particular phone you tested with?
And correct me if I'm wrong, but the RAZR doesn't even have wireless charging, does it? So since both phones can be plugged in to charge, but the Maxx also has the additional option of being charged wirelessly, should you choose, I don't understand how one could realistically state that not having the wireless option is better than having it, even if it doesn't work perfectly. If one phone used wireless charging only, you'd have a good point. However, having more options is rarely a bad thing, and I really don't understand how this could be construed as an advantage for the phone that doesn't offer it at all.
That said, I'm not attacking you for preferring the RAZR. It's a fine phone and you can like whatever you want. My argument was that the reasons you posted to justify liking the RAZR didn't make much sense to me.
