Thanks for letting us know. I'm in your area too. Its already closed tonight but I'm heading there tomorrow. I'm working in Kenner tomorrow, I'm pretty sure there's one on veterans. If not there's one by my house I can hit on the way home.

 

Thanks, but had it and returned it. Now have lg f3. Both lg and htc are much better phones than samsung. Much better design and qc. To each his own.

 

Lol. Everybody here says "brah". I got my wife a victory yesterday. Stopped at a radio shack on judge Perez in chalmette.

 

I don't say brah, brah.

I really don't.

 

Every one here in New Orleans says it. Well the locals do. Carnivalle season started, my first Marti Gras. Yeah. Got my victory all tuned up and ready for some pics.

 

Virgin Mobile Samsung Galaxy Victory 4G LTE No-Contract : No Contract Cell Phones | RadioShack.com

 

I have had ZERO issues with my SG Victory.

When I first got the phone I rooted and froze several apps. Last week I flashed the Conquest ROM and it is running GREAT.

IMO for $79 it is a very good deal .

 

great. To each his own. I do not root, since i want no problems should a warranty issue arise. New phones come with 1 yr warranty, which Visa card doubles. After 2 years or sooner, usually black friday weekend, i expect deals on newer phones.
got my eye on htc desire 601 for vm next. I also expect chinese brands like zte, huawei, meizu, and others to start selling in us market, with competition driving up features and driving down prices.

 

Yeah bro! I'm in! For sure.

 

To each their own, but not rooting is a personal choice... warranty should not be a part of that decision. Unrooting is easy, you can always odin back to stock if you are truly worried.

I have never heard of anyone having warranty issues from rooting. Even people who use custom recovery have been able to take their phones to a store, and they never check,... just plug into their machine and reflash stock for them without even looking at whats on the phone.

I have never worried about that kind of thing. Perhaps I am just confident enough to handle anything that will arise, simply because I have an IT background and have IT Certifications, as well as teach classes for them.

It's not for everyone, if you aren't willing to spend hours researching and troubleshooting... then I wouldn't even bother messing with the stock phones. Some people amaze me with their inability, but all they need is experience, being a teacher I know that anyone can learn if they know where to begin.

 

Thanks for the heads up... I picked up two (one for me and the wife). I can't wait to see if LTE is all it is hyped up to be.

V/R
FB

 

It all depends on the area. Chicago proper, cannot pull no better than 11 down, 3 up. But where I live in the suburbs, I've averaged 25 down, 7 up.

 

Raleigh, NC gets 35 down, 15 up on Sprint/VM.

 

Keep rubbing it in. Lol. Sometimes I get 10 down sometimes .08 Ugh.

 

Well, he asked about finding out if LTE is worth it and someone else mentioned their area speed XP

It's fair to say LTE is EXTREMELY dependent on your geographic location.

 

Yeah (grumble grumble). Lol. Actually at 5 am this morning I had 20 down and 7 up.

 

Did you have the 30$ insurance?

 

In my experience, VM is very liberal about swapping out a "defective" phone with or without the insurance during the one year warranty period

 

Well after playing with it for the last two days, giggity, I decided I love this phone but my LTE pretty much sucks. Only once did I ever get over 1 down or up. I live in the middle of San Antonio and we are "suppose" to have very good coverage.

I guess I am going to go back to my Evo since I do have pretty decent Wimax coverage... unless there is a way I can use it as a hot spot and keep the victory. :smokingsomb: