Comments sought on high end HTC phones.

Ariah17

splashproof wrote: »

I asked specifically about other sites, then got directed over to the XDA site ?? For the rest of the thread I've been replying to comments posted by other forum members.




I never asked about the Galaxy, I asked about known problems regarding HTC and where I could find specific info.

However, as mention above, I have all the information to hand and am ready to buy. So bye bye

You have an attitude problem. I don't like when others act 'superior' to others because you came in to a small bit of money. I was deciding to purchase either the higher end 15 or higher end 17 inch MacBook Pro last week. But i didnt come on here criticizing people when they're only trying to help.

Gl with your outdated HTC.

Mrs_Ryan

Im just very very unlucky! My Galaxy S2 developed a fault after 2 days, the Desire HD developed its first major fault about 6 weeks after purchase, and the fault that killed it about 5 weeks later I also bought an LG Optimus which didnt work from the start... before the Desire I had a Sony Ericsson Zylo which had a screen fail at 2 months and before that a Tocco Lite that failed at 10 months. I also have a Sony Ericsson Cedar which is absolutely brilliant and totally reliable, unfortunately its also crap as far as features/internet browsing are concerned.

visidigi

Have had major issues with HTC aftercare - it doesn't exist.

HTC you will notice release a new phone at least once a month, this is becuase they aren't fixing or maturing handsets in the appropriate way, they just release a new one in the hope people will get the gag factor.

The old school HTC's built thier reputation for quality. The Desire came at the right time for the market - half the price of an iPhone for similar and in some cases better functionality. I've had three. All Broke on me. Network upgraded me to a HTC Desire S - its now faulty due to crap software - note, the networks push the software, not HTC, we have two Desire S's in the household, both same network - mine has a completely different software version to the other, mine keeps dropping off the network when switching type (it says its on the network with a signal bar, but it doesn't call or surf) - the other Desire S keeps dropping calls, and only works again when you reboot.

To be honest - the key thing to look for is BEYOND the product itself, HTC is not a good choice if you want quality product support - irritatingly the only 'company' (read as marketing brand) that actually looks after the end user is Apple (excuse me I'm off to wash for saying that out loud).

splashproof

Ariah17 wrote: »

You have an attitude problem. I don't like when others act 'superior' to others .

Thank you for your comments. I'll take them on board. Valid contributions like yours are always welcome.

Ariah17 wrote: »

I was deciding to purchase either the higher end 15 or higher end 17 inch MacBook Pro last week. But i didnt come on here criticizing people when they're only trying to help.

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I know exactly how you feel !

Ariah17 wrote: »

Gl with your outdated HTC.

Did I get one then ?