i currently have a htc evo 4g 3d, the victory seems to be slightly below the htc in specs, anyone had both want to try to convince me its worth switching? my evo's headphone port stoped working at all now im sick of it update: purchased this phone, so far its noticeably slower then the evo :( also dislike the keyboard and text message window theme. screen shots are almost impossible to take. possibly returning for the LG F3. battery life is nice though. i currently have a htc evo 4g 3d, the victory seems to be slightly below the htc in specs, anyone had both want to try to convince me its worth switching? my evo's headphone port stoped working... » Read More i currently have a htc evo 4g 3d, the victory seems to be slightly below the htc in specs, anyone had both want to try to convince me its worth switching? my evo's headphone port stoped working at all now im sick of it update: purchased this phone, so far its noticeably slower then the evo :( also dislike the keyboard and text message window theme. screen shots are almost impossible to take. possibly returning for the LG F3. battery life is nice though. « Show Less
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I would do it I had the EVO 3d phone too, this phone is much faster, battery is 1000% better, and when you take pictures it captures it quickly unlike the EVO would take like 5 seconds to take a picture and it would be blurry.
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I don't know. It may match physically, but the contacts may be wrong. I have both the HTC EVO & HTC EVO 3D using the Seidio Extended cases. My knowledge beyond that is severely limited. Sorry.
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I did not say that. I have my phone service with Virgin Mobile and my new battery works fine in my HTC EVO 3D.
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i have enjoyed my evo very much. no problams and i've had mine for almost a year. takes good pictures and the only drop call i've had was from the people on the other end. hope you enjoy yours
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To be honest I brought a uses htc evo on amazon. I have had no problems with the phone other than battery life. A battery upgrade is a simple fix.
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The Android version is the new version... and it's going to "phase out" the original version, I'm sure... once all the bugs in Android are worked out. The IMT is faster, from my limited observations (Android seems to require more system resources... no real surprise there... and it feels a bit more sluggish to me).Basically, the Archos 5 IMT is "last year's model." The Archos 5 IT is "next year's model." It's better as a "portable device" in almost every way... or it will be when the bugs in Android are all worked out, anyway. But it's more expensive as well, and I certainly didn't need the extra features enough to want to pay that much for them (even if the 300GB version was available... which it isn't yet). The Android version is the new version... and it's going to "phase out" the original version, I'm sure... once all the bugs in Android are worked out. The IMT is faster, from my limited observations (Android seems to require more system resources... no real surprise there... and it feels a bit more sluggish to me).Basically, the Archos 5 IMT is "last year's model." The Archos 5 IT is "next year's model." It's better as a "portable device" in almost every way... or it will be when the bugs in Android are all worked out, anyway. But it's... » Read More The Android version is the new version... and it's going to "phase out" the original version, I'm sure... once all the bugs in Android are worked out. The IMT is faster, from my limited observations (Android seems to require more system resources... no real surprise there... and it feels a bit more sluggish to me).Basically, the Archos 5 IMT is "last year's model." The Archos 5 IT is "next year's model." It's better as a "portable device" in almost every way... or it will be when the bugs in Android are all worked out, anyway. But it's more expensive as well, and I certainly didn't need the extra features enough to want to pay that much for them (even if the 300GB version was available... which it isn't yet). « Show Less
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It may be a bit late for a response but while i have no first hand experience with this particular product I can say that the Otterbox case i bought for an HTC EVO 3D worked perfectly with my Virgin mobile HTC EVO V because it is the same phone as the 3D just a slightly modified Virgin mobile version of the OS. I do plan to purchase this product for said phone and will update upon acquisition if you would like.
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Actually, I stopped using it about three months after I bought it. The system ran too slow for me, so I spent a lot of time waiting for pages to load. It also had a habit of locking up, so I'd have to unplug it and plug it back in to restart. It has a poorer experience rating than a Motorola Droid X2, in my opinion. Though; not as glitchy as the X2, it's close enough not to be pleased. That coupled with it not being snappy and the fact you can't block ads and redirects makes an irritating experience. Mind you, this is based on my experience with this device approximately 10-12ft away from the a/b/g/n router. Also, I should add that a friend of mine bought one as well and did not have the same functionality. She couldn't install adobe Flash and therefore couldn't play .flv files. In my opinion, these things need to go back to R&D. Then upgrade all the components and re-release it. If it were as snappy as and iPad Gen1 or Samsung Galaxy S3 and charged $200-250, it would be worth it. Hope this helps..
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@ alexanderaku, I just bought a Nav edition 5800 a couple of weeks ago. I had the same questions as RY Chua has. Hence did the research and found out the differences. That said, I still bought this phone and love it. I personally can't comment of whether the update on Xpress music has made that screen more sensitive than the current Nav version or not. Although kinetic scrolling is a plus in the new firmware. Apart from that I liked the chrome strip on the Nav compared to the Xpress music, which comes with the same color strip as the rest of the phone (check out the pics of the Nav edition vs. Xpress music). Also, I bought it from a different seller and paid a little extra as amazon didn;t have this price then, so this price is great for the Nav edition.
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Yes, and with all HTC EVO's. My household uses the original EVO 4G, the new EVO 4G LTE, and the EVO 3D. Am sure it also works with the EVO 4G Shift, as it's pretty much the same as the original EVO 4G but with a keyboard.
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leora, the batteries work much better than I expected. I can not report any negative statements at all. the problem I am finding is a lot of inconsistency's with HTC products.Although there are a zillion mhl adapters made , for some reason the designers/builders forgot to make one for the evo 4g shift. with this knowledge i can not recommend anything from 1 evo phone matching another.
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I highly advise against buying any "Desire" model HTC phone.Every one I ordered had a factory defect and had to be sent back.Instead I'd suggest for you to consider "Inspire" model.
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It doesn't work with your HTC Evo design 4g. Compatible Models:Sprint HTC EVO 4G / EVO Shift 4G [Not For EVO Design 4G]
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Amy W, I have an HTC EVO 4g. My charging port is out its my 3 rd of this type due to screen shattering. All smart phones have problems. Get them insured so replacement is not so expensive
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The guy I sold mine to asked me to call Sprint and ensure that he could get it activated. The rep mentioned being able to see account history. I hated this phone, btw. Never got 4G working on it and several systems were broken. S5 is supposedly better. I went back to LG and have no problems anymore.
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The batteries for the HTC EVO 4G and the HTC Incredible 2 are the same, so you should have no problem. Pretty quick charge...
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Not so good compared to newer phones with similar price. If you're about to buy one, I would better recommend you to go with the amazon's Fire Phone. The camera is muuuuchh better and the phone it's very affordable. And think it pays by itself (you get it for free) with the included prime subscription. you'll love it because you'll have a much better general experience with it than with the HTC EVO Shift. I took evo shift a year ago because of the physical keyboard, but it doesn't worth because all the general bad experience with the old operating system, long delays for anything to load, continuous crashes, etc. Go better with the Fire phone, you'll love it.