HTC DROID DNA user review by Pitbull82

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Nov 12

Pitbull82

Overall

4.8

"excellent, top of the line device."

I have been using Android devices since the EVO 4G on Sprint. I'm coming from the King of smartphone battery life, the RAZR MAXX, and I have to say I'm pleasantly surprised with the battery life on the DNA. This Screen is the best I have ever seen and coupled with the quad core processor the smartphone is stunning in every aspect! some may argue that the Galaxy Note 2 is comparable to this, but I think they are definitely in 2 different classes. The Galaxy Note 2 is comically big in my opinion. I want to sprint earlier today to compare the displays and though the Galaxy Note 2 maybe a half inch bigger, but, the DNA is just way more comfortable to use it as a phone as opposed to a small tablet. I recommend this device for anyone looking for top of the line specs in every department which is why they call this the DNA. :-) It's a hybrid super phone!

5Display
5 Reception & Call Quality
4 Battery Life
5 Design / Form Factor
5 Apps & Media Support

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