For the original asking price I would never buy this phone. I would never buy any phone for $950. But for 80% off for a brand new phone it was a good deal. Now if the microphone problem keeps happening the phone is a paperweight.
So far, the phone is faster than any phone I've ever had, the phone is brighter than any phone I've ever had, the phone is the same as every other phone I've ever had from Android as far as what I do with it. The camera is a great phone camera. It is not a digital SLR with some sort of incredible telephoto lens on it and then magically turning into some incredible macro camera by switching lenses. It is a great phone camera. Quite amazing actually.
There is a long list of standard expectations these days. The battery lasts sufficiently long, the camera works great, there's plenty of memory, and the fact that the phone works on gsm and CDMA networks was a big plus. And there's a much longer list than this of all of our sometimes hidden expectations. But overall it's been a good experience.
I really really wanted a 3 1/2 mm Jack and an SD card slot. But to get those features with the other features of this phone was going to cost more than twice as much. What's really bizarre is that the flagship phones are taking away the previously mentioned features and then charging more like somehow giving you less is worth more. Less is more get it?
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