Coming from a Windows Mobile 6.1 platform, Android was definitely the way to go. I made a HUGE mistake in buying a Windows iPhone 7 HTC Arrive and had to return it.
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Is the epic all the it is hyped up to be?
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YES!
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How is the epic compared to TP2 is it that much better?
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I can't comment as I upgraded from the HTC Mogul (PPC-6800) running Windows Mobile 6.1 not the Touch Pro 2. I would suspect that it would be a "YES" nevertheless.
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Has anyone have problems with it that they had to return it atleast once?
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No, not yet, but I've only owned the phone for almost a month.
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Anyone that owned an epic did you return it and go to a different instead?
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No, not me, but I did return the HTC Arrive running Windows iPhone 7. It was terrible!
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Is there any problems with the phone like certain things that are not working?
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Not so much problems of things not working, but if you are a super fast typer, you will notice that some of the keys on the keyboard do not register correctly so you will get texts or e-mails that are missing letters. That is my one complaint.
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Do you recommend me buying this phone?
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It depends on your choices. If it was between the Epic and the Arrive, I would recommend going with the Epic.
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Should i wait better for another phone that is going to be released soon instead. if so which one?
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I read where Sprint was releasing an Epic 2 phone this summer without slideout keyboard. If you don't need a keyboard, you could always wait for the Epic 2.
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Anyone regreat buying this phone?
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My only regret is that I did not buy this phone sooner! I wasted two weeks and a $35 restocking fee on purchasing the HTC Arrive and Windows iPhone 7 only because I am a Windows fanboy and wanted to take a chance on it....