If the Rezound was half as thick, didn't have that laggy Sense UI, an LCD screen, and didn't look like an Incredible 2 on Steroids I would have kept it....lol

However with the Nexus...Yes it has its quirks...but I think after it gets an update it'll be the best Android phone available today.

 

agreed

 

I haven't had any of those problems... been a great phone so far. Could be a factor of only 3g coverage in my area. I have gotten over a day of battery life with light usage. With heavy I get about 10-14

 

I get 4G everywhere, even in my office where I know I get a bad signal.

I've definitely had phones with better cameras, but the other day while I was toying with the camera, I took a picture at night in a room with no light and no TV. The pic looks like I took it during the day.

It's good that you found the phone for you, but coming here saying it blows the nexus away is just asking for a keyboard riot.

 

I would think at a minimum the camera, signal, volume, and data drops would need fixed. I tried volume+ for the speaker volume and while it did indeed make it louder, it also distorted it. Signal and data drops go hand in hand. From the sounds of it, the fix from Verizon is only going to affect the number of bars displayed from an accuracy standpoint but not actually fix the radio. I don't quite understand how software fixes will address several of what could be hardware issues.

 

The Charge using the similar 4G chip got significant improvement in data connectivity and speed with the latest GB update. Software can control power on radio, adjust dBm, threshold for dropping to 3G, 1x, etc.

 

The phone shouldn't be getting hot. In most areas, mine hovers between 1-2 bars of 4G connectivity but never gets hot or even warm. In fact, my Gnex doesn't even get hot when I'm using the Mobile Hotspot. My Bionic, on the other hand, felt like an oven when running the hotspot and seemed to drain battery faster as well during its use.

I have had some connectivity issues, mainly times when the phone has a hard time switching between 4G/3G. However, I'm on Verizon and I think some of my issues have been due to the 4G network trouble they've been having. I absolutely love the phone in every other way, so there's no way I'm returning mine.

 

Hot, eh? Doesn't sound right. Or our hands are calibrated differently. My Droid would reach almost blistering temperatures when I streamed music, charged the battery, and used navigation simultaneously (screen on). My SGN only gets warm under these conditions.

Enjoy the Rezound, though. It appears to be a good phone.

 

congrats on your downgrade!

 

No signal issues here. And extended battery is great. Though I do agree camera is truly awful. Like really awful.

 

something laggy with an older operating system and a camera that's no better (IMO) would equate to a downgrade

 

Can't do anything about that but for me it feels much more natural in my hand.

Easily remedied. Boot loader unlocked and rooted and smooooth as silk!

I prefer the LCD screen, thanks No nasty artifacts for me!

I'm super happy with my rezound. Amazing radio, great screen and very smooth.

 

I actually liked my Thunderbolt alot and have liked HTC in general, the Nexus is my first non-HTC phone. There initially was some disappoinment, and I returned one due to signal and battery life. No doubt about it, the radio is not as good. However, running Axiom, I am getting 15-18 hours on the same usage that got me 6-10 hours on the TB. I love the screen and overall thinness. The rezound would have been my second choice, but I needed a change. I was on the fence of potentially returning until installing Axiom, now I know better is ahead with additional updates, which will come much timelier than anything from HTC. Also, reception has been much better lately, so I have done a complete 180 on the Nexus.

 

Glad you found a phone that suits you irony. Would be an awfully boring world if we were all supposed to think that the best phone for us should be the best phone for everyone. You shouldn't be "sadly" but happy you found a better phone for you! Enjoy your Rezound I think it is a solid phone

 

the rezound was my first choice until I saw the galaxy nexus with 32GB. If it was 16 I wouldn't have bothered.

I'm going to the verizon store tomorrow to have them take a look at this banding issue i have on the nexus. I already had someone else look at it and he noticed the banding almost right away. I may look at the rezound again while at the store.

I didn't like the rezound tho because it looks like a brick and I liked the thinness/lightness of the nexus. Not to mention HTC phones have horrible battery life. I know from experience coming from a droid inc.

Some people like the weight tho and the rezound looks like a solid phone. I wouldn't knock the rezound. if he dropped the nexus for an iPhone then we'd have to battle in the octagon!

I was also looking at the droid 4 but its not out yet so oh well.

 

By any chance is this your 1st AMOLED screened phone? Where do you see the banding in your wallpapers?

The Droid 4 looks promising for those that want the physical qwerty (I love typing that out qwerty!)

 

The camera doesn't mean all that much to me. Like on any phone that I've owned, it's my camera when I didn't expect to need a camera. If I need a camera, well, I bring a camera. No banding that I can see. If it's there, and I can't see it, then I don't get irritated. I use no stock ringtones, so if there's a volume issue, then I don't notice it. I've had none of the signal issues. Yes, the signal strength shows lower than my DX, but I've never had an issue with call quality, nor have I had anything other than a fat data pipe when I needed it.

Of course, I don't live in New York anymore, thank goodness, so I can't speak of the quality of service there.

Everything else that may be a little irritating to me will be fixed, either by Google or by our hard-working dev community.

The Rezound is a great phone, especially now that HTC has given its owners a way to unlock it's true potential with a minimum of hassle. So, I'm glad that you're getting what you need out of your Rezound.

 

Please keep responses respectful and on-topic. That mean discussion of issues with handsets other than the GNexus is off-topic. Please take those to the appropriate section.

 

I always find post like these to be disingenuous.

People who claim they've been anxiously waiting for the phone and then after getting it and finding issues like poor reception, poor battery, and a phone that's running hot and then getting rid of it after two days. Those sound like defective phone problems, so you'd think someone who was truly gushing over this phone for 2 months before it was released would swap it out for another Galaxy Nexus.

It's likely that the camera on the Nexus just doesn't meet your standards, but if the rest of the phone is defective, who knows?

 

I never understood threads like these. It seems like backhanded trolling to me. Informing a bunch of enthusiasts you didn't like their product? Why?

Shouldn't you be on the Rezound forum saying how great the product is instead of telling us all that we own a piece of junk?

 

Congrats on your new phone, and I'm glad that it's working for you! People share their experiences, and I'm glad that you shared yours here. I see the irony all the time here, and on other forums. If someone doesn't like what your opinion is, they become very vehement.

Thanks for sharing, most people wouldn't make a post like this! I think that rebuttals to some of things you didn't like have been discussed to death in the forums already, so really no need to go there again!