Don't buy the HD2 or you will be sorry!

[darnell]

I switched last week from Sprint (Touch Pro) to T-Mobile for the HD2 and have enjoyed every moment of it. I made my first conference call with the HD2, something I can't even do with any Sprint device and I don't ever plan to use Sprint again. My area has 3G all over the place. I have better T-Mobile coverage than I had Sprint coverage.

But T-Mobile is not good for you if you're not in a good coverage area. I did my homework before buying and I'm happier with T-Mobile than I was with Sprint.

[htcboy]

I think everyone must be tone deaf. I am enjoying my good old Touch Pro2, with no static or drop calls. No matter which phone I used for T-mobile, the sound quality was not even close to Sprint. That GSM white-noise hiss drove me crazy. It sounds like a bad cordless phone.

[Dr.8820]

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this thread is headed for failure because the title is misleading. but glad you're happy op.

[Noir]

Originally Posted by Dr.8820

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this thread is headed for failure because the title is misleading. but glad you're happy op.

totally agree...10 million percent

[darnell]

Originally Posted by htcboy

I think everyone must be tone deaf. I am enjoying my good old Touch Pro2, with no static or drop calls. No matter which phone I used for T-mobile, the sound quality was not even close to Sprint. That GSM white-noise hiss drove me crazy. It sounds like a bad cordless phone.

Did you ever think that perhaps it's an issue isolated to your area and that call sound quality where some of the rest of us live is better?

And if we're tone deaf, the people we're talking with must also be tone deaf.

Seriously, I had more complaints about call sound quality when I was with Sprint.

Originally Posted by Dr.8820

Wirelessly posted (PPCGEEKS Fire Dept.: Mozilla/4.0 (compatible; MSIE 6.0; Windows CE; IEMobile 8.12; MSIEMobile6.0) Sprint T7380)

this thread is headed for failure because the title is misleading. but glad you're happy op.

Yes, the title is VERY MISLEADING. The title implies problems with the HD2 device, when the complaint is really about a carrier's service and should probably not even be in this forum.

[Dr.8820]

exactly. i thought i was about to read that the screen was coming off or it was overheating or something! sounds like someone didn't do their research.

[the7thson]

Everyone please mod alert the 1st post so we can at least have the title changed if not just delete this useless thread. You can do this by clicking on the the red exclamation point icon on the first post.

Thanks.

[ItsMichaelNotMike]

Originally Posted by Mike20PR

i think that the title should be "dont go to t-mobile or you will be sorry"

since its the carrier and not the hd2

Actually the thread should be changed, as in DELETED, since it's HIS signal not T-Mobile or the HD2.

He's just another fool who does not understand phones and technology so he blames it on the device.

All carriers have their bad or spotty coverage areas. The solution is to find a carrier whose signal works where he lives and works.

[ItsMichaelNotMike]

Originally Posted by htcboy

I don't care how many nice functions a phone has, if the call quality is poor, it's useless. Case closed!=D>

Your post is misleading and worthless.

You have a problem with getting a T-Mobile signal in your area. That's got nothing to do with the Hd2.

Find a carrier whose signal works well in your area, end of problem.

And don't post useless comments like this.

[htcboy]

I don't think you people get it. I had full bars on 3G and the voice quality was iffy. I did not expect to get static and background noice on HTC's top-of-the-line phone. You should check out the postings at XDA developers. A lot of people where complaining about the voice quality on this phone and I now know why.