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Originally Posted by BlackDynamite
If you are waiting for a detailed review, it might be a while before you actually get the phone. The Evo 4G stayed sold out for months after it was released.
As someone who has an Evo 4G, I can tell you that batteries are dirt cheap. I got mine on ebay. It was something like $9 which included 2 batteries and a charger. So hopefully the Evo 3D will get some similar deals on batteries and then battery life will be a non issue again, no matter how good or bad battery life is.
And holy cow, anyone running a Windows Mobile phone that tries an Evo 3D will probably not go back. The Evo 4G is probably a device you couldn't exchange for a Windows Mobile device, and the Evo 3D is even better than that.
Everyone should and probably will do what's best for them. But just keep in mind the Evo 4G was sold out for months when it first released. Even before it launched, the preorders sold out and they started taking preorders for the next batch.
I would agree with the poster that said to just get it and if you decide you don't like it you can return it. That's just me though.
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Windows mobile does suck, but the unlimited interenet and text for $30 doesn't
And I just don't know how much the 4G would even benefit me because granted I have it where I live, but won't be using my phone to surf the web at home, and everywhere else I'm at during the day only has 3G. Plus I am not so sure about the whole not having a physical keyboard thing
But I'm sure if I could actually play around with a 3D that I'd be more willing to pay the extra $20
One question, I know if you have 4G at home, you can use the phone as a modem, but if I hook up my computer to the phone how fast is it compared to a cable modem? I was thinking if I could ditch my home internet service that would save me $40 a month, but I have a feeling it would be too slow to do things like stream netflix right? I don't play games online so that's not an issue.