HTC One

[Nick R]

Let's be honest, most people don't keep a phone long enough for that to be an issue. My dad has an iphone 3G that still works perfectly fine years later. Not to mention HTC implemented a few tweaks to help preserve battery longevity.

 

[asharris7]

Originally Posted By: cat843
Originally Posted By: Nick R
Originally Posted By: Bryankkkk
No removable sd card and removable battery, i wont even think about the one.


It has 32GB or 64GB of built in memory, more than enough for me so I don't are so much about the micro SD card as much. The battery... Well I've never even owned a spare battery for any of my phones so again, doesn't bother me that much.


What about where the talk/standby time begins to drop and a new battery will solve the problem?


I dunno, ask Iphone users how they have survived without that option.....

 

[Bill in Utah]

Originally Posted By: asharris7

I dunno, ask Iphone users how they have survived without that option.....


Google Iphone battery replacement.(For many businesses that's a big part of their biz)

Go into the Apple store and ask them how many phones they take in for low to dead batteries. (I have when my wifes Iphone took a dump)

And most of all look at all the drinkers who wait in line for the new iPhone most times it comes out with a new version.

Battery life and ease of replacement is a big thing on my list. Luckily for me LG made the Nexus 4 pretty easy (not as easy as I wished) to replace.

Nick is correct though, most people have to have the latest so they sell/trade them every 2 years or less...

 

[asharris7]

Went from a Samsung nexus S 4G to the HTC one. I had never had a problem with the battery and that device DID have a removable battery. Just speaking from my experience, others differ. Android FTW IMO. Cheers