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Originally Posted by newone757
if you dont like it you have/had time to return it. stop cryin.
im pretty sure, (if you are smart anyways) you looked up or saw the stats on the phone before you blindly purchased it, you should have been able to tell what was upgraded and what is the same. on paper it s pretty much the same but a blind man can see this thing is definitly leaps and bounds over last years device. from responsiveness to volume to screen size and 3.5 jack, all around imporovement.
of course the os side is lacking but nothing a little hspl cant fix once released
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Not that I disagree with the point you were making, BUT....
Technically Sprint gives you 30 days to return it, but then they hold your money for another 45 days after that (assuming you go to another carrier).
So in my case I just forked out 2 grand to get 4 Touch Pro 2's on a family plan. Now that I got them, I found out that Bing doesn't work correctly (I have been using a GSM version on AT&T and Bing worked great), and also the conference calling feature has been removed (I guess it doesn't work with CDMA). And there is really no way I could have known about this before hand, because no Sprint stores have the Touch Pro 2 in stock. The only way to see one is to actually order it.
So I could technically leave Sprint and get the T-Mobile version. But I'd have to fork out another 2 grand, while giving Sprint an interest free loan for 45 days.
I guess that is more a carrier issue than a device issue though. However, it does explain why returning it might not be as simple as you say.