HTC Rezound & Lg Spectrum 99.99 new/upgrades

Quote from pixel : http://www.verizonwireless.com/b2...h/ewp?v=23 Finally been waiting for under 100 for the rezound. Works for both upgrades and new contracts. Cheers!

Was just looking at this. With my additional new any 2 discount, it makes the price $50. Debating on whether to get the Rezound now or wait for the Quad Core HTC Edge/Endeavour/One X.

Quote from pob : Was just looking at this. With my additional new any 2 discount, it makes the price $50. Debating on whether to get the Rezound now or wait for the Quad Core HTC Edge/Endeavour/One X.

NE2 discount not showing up on checkout...
sure there is some garbage about the promo, and no NE2.

i'll call and complain later.
a$$holes.


edit:
also.
quad core isn't going to do anything for you anytime in the near future, i wouldn't get hung up on it like everybody else. i'm sure i'll get flamed for that... but whatever, it's going to do nothing for you for quite some time (if ever).

As much as I say keep waiting once quad core phones come out with verizon then it will be time for the new nexus. If I've learned anything its if you like a phone get it!

As for NE2 I thought verizon got rid of that but I'm on a family plan secondary so I wouldn't get it anyway

Rezound is heavy and big, but the "free" earbuds are nice and beats might be good if you are really in to music. Spectrum was nice but LG's UI was annoying, battery was terrible, and no one could understand what I was saying during calls.

HTC One X looks promising but with another ~1800 mah battery, it will die before a day is over. I think the RAZR MAXX is the best offering right now if your chief Android complaint is battery life.

Quote from pixel : As much as I say keep waiting once quad core phones come out with verizon then it will be time for the new nexus. If I've learned anything its if you like a phone get it! As for NE2 I thought verizon got rid of that but I'm on a family plan secondary so I wouldn't get it anyway

it was just showing up for me the other day when i was looking at prices, 30$ i think it was for my primary line on a family plan.

I was pretty dead set on the Rezound since it's Verizon's best phone. That is until they just released the jailbreak for Iphone4s, making it by far the best and undisputed king of smartphones on the market.

Gonna pick my IPhone4s this weekend, for $140 bucks, $60 gift cards fro best buy. Can't beat that.

The Iphone 4s isn't 4g capable. Deal killer IMO

Quote from dougneb : Rezound is heavy and big, but the "free" earbuds are nice and beats might be good if you are really in to music. Spectrum was nice but LG's UI was annoying, battery was terrible, and no one could understand what I was saying during calls. HTC One X looks promising but with another ~1800 mah battery, it will die before a day is over. I think the RAZR MAXX is the best offering right now if your chief Android complaint is battery life.

Lack of HD display kills RAZR. Rezound is the clear winner in the battle between RAZR, Nexus, and Rezound. Only thing that hurts it is not so great battery and no ICS, which hopefully it will get in the coming months.

Myself, I am waiting for HTC's announcements at MWC this weekend. Hopefully will get a timeframe on the next generation of phones. If they won't be until late summer or fall will probably jump on this deal next week. I am really hoping that the One X will be on Verizon and will have a release date near end of March or April, that will be worth the wait. It is true that quad core will not be utilized for programs, but it will definitely help to maintain battery life. Also One X is rumored to have NFC.

I saw a demo of Borderland 2 running on the new NVIDIA Tegra 3 Quad-Core set up. That alone makes me want to wait for a quad-core device.

Finally, the Rezound dropped under $100 for upgrades. I'm going to jump on it. I hope the price is the same in Verizon B&M stores so I don't have to wait for shipping. If I sell the earbuds, maybe I can get away with paying less than $50 net. Thanks OP!

Quote from wjbunton : Lack of HD display kills RAZR. Rezound is the clear winner in the battle between RAZR, Nexus, and Rezound. Only thing that hurts it is not so great battery and no ICS, which hopefully it will get in the coming months. Myself, I am waiting for HTC's announcements at MWC this weekend. Hopefully will get a timeframe on the next generation of phones. If they won't be until late summer or fall will probably jump on this deal next week. I am really hoping that the One X will be on Verizon and will have a release date near end of March or April, that will be worth the wait. It is true that quad core will not be utilized for programs, but it will definitely help to maintain battery life. Also One X is rumored to have NFC.

Actually the razr's size is the deal killer. The razr feels more like a tablet than a phone.
Also, samsung is going to announce something on mar 15th (maybe the galaxy sIII?).

Quote from wjbunton : Lack of HD display kills RAZR.

I'll give you that one. The RAZR and RAZR MAXX have weak displays compared to any of the other VZW top 4G phones out there. But for me, the battery, form, and weight are more important because those three things are constant factors compared to the display, headphones, or beats. I'll pass on the beautiful display, dead battery brick.

Really interested in the HTC One X though. I'll probably hold out until after MWC to see the release date and true specs. I have demoed the Rezound, RAZR, RAZR Maxx, Samsung Galaxy Nexus, and LG Spectrum. I'm not completely sold on any of them but RAZR Maxx is the frontrunner based on the reasons above.

thanks, my buddy has been waitin for the rezound.