HTC Rezound (Verizon Wireless)

Pros: Amazing 720p Display
- Very Bright Outside under the appropriate settings
FAST, FAST, FAST, did I mention it was fast?
- In terms of downloading, uploading and general usage.Beast.
Audio Quality
- Top Notch!
Simultaneous3G V&Data!

Cons: Camera Fluorescent Lighting Issues
- Have to manually Auto-Balance to adjust it correctly.
Camera Graininess/Blurring with moving objects while focusing.
- Happens in both light and dark areas
Beats Audio'Tuning'Restricted to HTC Player

Summary: This phone is amazing. I've had it for about 2 months now. Amazingly high detailed screen, FAST, FAST , FAST. No slug-bugs here. Camera is amazing but it could be slightly better; has some issues with blurring for moving objects when focusing which could be more of a software issue than the camera itself, pics in fluorescent lighting come out yellow and till they fix it you'll have to manually auto-balance it unless you don't mind having a yellow tint splashed onto them. but dang..I'd compare it to the Iphone 4s besides the zoom capabilities are slightly lacking, but the rezound has a wider angle 2.2 lens, so take your pic. The Display is a Beast! (I Prefer it over Samsung's Super-Amoled that I've been familiar with for 2 years before this phone with the samsung epic on sprint - while highly vivid, I find the new technology is still currently lacking to properly fit the actual/proper saturation and colors of what's meant to be displayed. It's Shiny but...it's comparable to maxing out the saturation levels on your HDTV's) The Beats Audio Tech. isn't just a gimick, it holds true to what it's advertised as. It Improves the overall quality of the sound, Mostly pumping up the bass and low beats while keeping most of the treble and high pitches intact but at a small sacrifice. (More for rock enthusiasts, hip hop, metal, etc. But you can disable/enable the Beats Audio Tech. option any time you wish easily! and... you don't require having a pair of BEATS audio headsets, so you can hook it up to your car audio and it'll boost whatever you're listening to through your car speakers, home theater, you name it, long as it's played through your AUX jack; Sounds superb on my $180 pair of Bose headphones which are considerably better than the pair this device comes with, they're very good, but not top quality) It has a 1.5 Dual Core processor, 1gb of ram (htc sense takes up quite a bit of that, but still runs smoothly with about 1/2 of it to spare for other apps/etc.) Main thing I really do love about this phone is that it's one of the only phones besides it's predessor the "Thunderbolt" that allows for Voice & Data on Verizon's 3g Network. (Basic LTE Feature) Which means if you're a gps user... and you roam out've the LTE area this will help you a ton. You won't have your gps cut in and out when phone calls are coming in or streaming music. It'll pause and say your turn by turn without having any issues that I've noticed yet. Which is a huge plus! The rezound was also rated (if it bothers you) as having one of the lowest radiation emissions of smartphones out there for 2011. The Battery is actually pretty good as well, especially for a LTE dual core with it's 720P Screen. I've had it last (believe it or not) up to 3 days without a charge running off just basic talk/text while using only CDMA/3G with Very Light browsing and email checking. Under heavy usage I get about 5-6 hours on a full charge stock battery and all, about 4 if streaming movies/shows. Basic useage it lasts about 12-14 hours. [The antenna usage and data are what kills the batteries on all smart phones, so only use it when you need it..Just turn of the LTE unless you actually need it and you're not in a Wifi area..which this phone Also has use of the 5GHZ band for Wifi, meaning much faster speeds but 5ghz does have less range from the source compared to 2.4ghz which it also has.]