I'd like to hold out as long as I can. I'm very happy with the battery life, my 2nd biggest concern with a 4G phone and the reason I didn't go with the Razr. So if it's likely they'll have a fix, I can stick it out. But I'd be lying if I told you if a fix still isn't out as it gets close to my return window closing, that I wouldn't get nervous.
Correct me if I'm wrong, but we actually still don't know for sure that any fix on this phone will come direct from Google. It still may have to pass through VZW before it's 'approved'. If that's the case, I wouldn't look for a fix any time soon.
But like I said earlier (quite a few posts ago now), right this minute newegg.com/trade is offering $344 for a Nexus in perfect condition. I'm not sure how long the price will stay that high, but I gotta think it'll be a little longer than a month. So even if you wait until Valentine's Day and finally give up then, you'll still be able to get the money back you spent on the phone (and maybe even a little extra, depending)... Rezounds and Razrs can be found on eBay for right around that price, if not cheaper by then, so you may even make some money.
Ideally, if you're going to return the phone you obviously want to do it before Jan 15th. However, this just gives you an additional out if the deadline passes and you change your mind. It's not ideal, but it's an option.
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