ROMS MightMike5 or Copper?? New to Touch Pro

[jsminnis]

I have just upgraded from the Touch (aka. Vogue) to the Touch Pro.

Before flashing a new rom, I would like some input on other users opions. I had NFSFANS 6.5 V8 rom installed on my vogue and I loved it. I have been doing some searching, and I have narrowed my choices down to MIGHTMIKE5 ROM or COPPER ROM by MightyMike and Juicy......

Could I please get some feedback on which is better??

Help, is much appriciated, I want my new phone to have wm6.5, run fast, and have good battery life.

Thanx in advance....

**UPDATE**
I was just at the XDA site, and NFSFAN just got a touch pro and he will be releasing a new wm6.5 rom for the tp soon.............. His rom's are blazing fast and stable, w/ great battery life.... I can't wait......

[AxeYrCat]

Copper is stripped down, totally bare bones. If you know how you want to setup your device, and you like making your own tweaks, it's fantastic.

If you want something that works well out of the box, and you don't have a bunch of cabs sitting around waiting to install, MM5 or Juicy7 are both good.

[Big D5]

Moved to Main TP Forum

[havox22]

are you sure u want to jump straight into 6.5???

i would say mike5 cuz its newer

[jsminnis]

Originally Posted by havox22

are you sure u want to jump straight into 6.5???

i would say mike5 cuz its newer

I have been using 6.5 for awhile now, but on the vogue. I guess I really like the fact that it comes with larger menus without having to install fingermenu. Also, on the vogue I had many different tsk's for 6.5. The only thing is, I have to get used to the Idea of having a VGA screen because I have a hard drive full of stuff QVGA leftover from the vogue. I would be willing to use 6.1 if I could get HTC MENU ENHANCEMENTS.CAB to work on it.

[havox22]

Originally Posted by jsminnis

I have been using 6.5 for awhile now, but on the vogue. I guess I really like the fact that it comes with larger menus without having to install fingermenu. Also, on the vogue I had many different tsk's for 6.5. The only thing is, I have to get used to the Idea of having a VGA screen because I have a hard drive full of stuff QVGA leftover from the vogue. I would be willing to use 6.1 if I could get HTC MENU ENHANCEMENTS.CAB to work on it.

i love 6.5..i was just saying cuz alot of ppl think its unstable & maybe i dont see it cuz ive been running it ever since it first came out & was all slow & buggy, i figured it seems so great now only because i compare it to what it useto be, but since mike had a hand in both roms its up to what u want

copper = bare
mike5 = i dont remember i only used it for a sec but im sure its like copper with more tweaks plus a program here of there

[dannyppc6700]

I'm not a fan of the MM roms. I tried one.. didn't like it. I'm also not a fan of the 6.5
wm on the TP. I like the fact that the menu's are bigger and finger friendly BUT because
the menu's are bigger, all the selections don't fit, so now I have to scroll the menu to get a selection that's near the bottom, which means an extra click now.. which I find annoying.
I downloaded juicy's rom, but I saw silence 9 and tried it first because it's wm6.1.
I may give the juicy 7 a try though.. give 6.5 wm anohter try.

[jessiethe3rd]

After rolling with both extensively (loaded 6.5's - MM and Juicy7) I ended up with MM the longest. It was well done. I'm running Demolition with Shell 3.0 now...trying to mix it up a bit - in the end 6.5 will have me come back - it's well put together.

[jsminnis]

I really appriciate everyone's feedback, If you like 6.5, I strongly suggest that you give NFSFAN'S rom a try when it comes out. I used his 6.1 rom and 6.5 rom on the vogue, and they are both super stable and fast. So far, I am leaning towards, MM5 until NFSFANS rom comes out. I like to have a few progs allready installed and definetly some tweaks for speed.

Thanx again for all the input....

[cndm101]

I tried all three stuck to copper for a while then jump over to MM then went juicy. In my opinion juicy is very sluggish. copper or MM5 id the eay to go