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Originally Posted by ace741
Reading the engadget review about 4G being spotty is starting to turn me off on the phone. That and the questionable future of 4G with more people using it. Personally that is one of the defining features of the phone, but if you lose signal just going into a coffee shop? Damn that sucks. Most of the time I'm inside buildings. Right now I'm on 30 SERO ,and for this phone my bill would jump to 80 bucks. My TP2 is a little laggy at times cause it is Winmo 6.5, but for the most part runs great and does everything I need it to do. I try to convince myself how much better life will be with the EVO to try to justify the huge plan price increase, but I think I'm starting to trick myself. In a few months the giddyness of having the EVO will probably wear off like every other phone I've had, but I'll be stuck with an expensive plan. Anyone else in the same shoes? Or am I the only one feeling like this LOL. Feel like I have the angel and devil sitting on my shoulders, the devil telling me to buy the evo and the angel telling me I need to save my money.
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I was on the fence about getting the EVO after sprint blind sided us with the 10 fee and the insane 30 for wifi router. With the reviews coming in about the device I am really about to forget about this device. I may hold out until a price drop or perhaps jump at the TP2 for now...I would like a larger screen and with the TP2 I can still run wifirouter for free. Then again, my TP is working ok just slow by todays standards. It still makes calls and the 3g connection with my netbook tablet is snappy.
Watching tne reviews of the browser are killing me but I still cannot see spending an insane amount more for this device just to havge spotty 4g service.
I keep hearing in my head.. "a fool and his money soon part ways." - lol