HTC One, Silver (Sprint)
1. HTC One, Silver I went from HTC Evo to HTC One after much research and procrastination and I am glad that I did. Switching my information over was a breeze. There was no re-learning my phone. The new features really do work as well as all the hype says they do. The phone is slightly taller than my old phone and much thinner and lighter which makes me worry about how well it will hold up so I am ordering an otterbox case just to be sure. My husband just got an iphone 5 and we both agree that the htc one is the better of the two.
Review By F. Gallegos
HTC One, Silver (Sprint)
HTC One, Silver (AT&T)
HTC One, Black (AT&T)
HTC One, Black (Sprint)
Samsung Galaxy S4, Black (Verizon Wireless)
2. Samsung Galaxy S4, Black Ive been surrounded by iphone users at work for years and this phone makes all of them jealous. Its got a big bright gorgeous screen, great battery life, amazing camera. It has a lot of gimmicky features that most people will use sparingly, but the core features are superb. I cant recommend this phone enough, even to users of the galaxy s3 who say my phone looks even better and faster than theirs.
Review By Rory Lalor-Molero
Samsung Galaxy S4, Black (Verizon Wireless)
Samsung Galaxy S4, White (Verizon Wireless)
Samsung Galaxy S4, Black (AT&T)
Samsung Galaxy S4, White (AT&T)
Samsung Galaxy S4, Black (Sprint)
Samsung Galaxy S4, White (Sprint)
Samsung Galaxy S III 4G Android Phone, White 32GB (Verizon Wireless)
3. Samsung Galaxy S III, White 16GB Only good things to say about this phone. The phone is so light, the screen is huge and vivid, system is fast and customizable. Camera takes tremendous photos and HD videos. Expandable memory is a big perk. I have had no problems whatsoever with this phone and Verizon's 4G LTE network is unmatched and worth the price. Only regret is that I didn't upgrade from my BlackBerry (Satan's cell phone) sooner.
Review By CT
Samsung Galaxy S III, White 16GB (Verizon Wireless)
Samsung Galaxy S III, Black 16GB (Verizon Wireless)
Samsung Galaxy S III, Blue (Verizon Wireless)
Samsung Galaxy S III, White 16GB (AT&T)
Samsung Galaxy S III, Blue 16GB (AT&T)
Samsung Galaxy S III, Blue 16GB (Sprint)
Samsung Galaxy S III, Red (AT&T)
Nokia Lumia 928, Black (Verizon Wireless)
4. Nokia Lumia 928, Black Barely 6 months after Nokia delivers on the revolutionary 920, here it comes again with the 928. Finally on Verizon!! An improved, lighter version of the 920? Sweeet! Love the wireless charging. Love that industry leading camera. Love the design! Sign me up! =) 'Review By Sen
Nokia Lumia 928, Black (Verizon Wireless)
Nokia Lumia 928, White (Verizon Wireless)
Nokia Lumia 920, Black (AT&T)
Nokia Lumia 920, White (AT&T)
Nokia Lumia 920, Cyan (AT&T)
Samsung Galaxy Note II, White (Sprint)
5. Samsung Galaxy Note II, White Give this phones size a day or do to set in and you're hooked. You won't want to get a smaller phone than this. I use my friends gs3 or an iPhone 5 and can't stand the size of the screen. I will never go back to a smaller device. The hardware in it is top of the line. So far best processor out. Best screen, nothing tops samsungs SAMOLED screens. With the ability to change color levels in the settings you won't find a better display. The only negatives would be the back cover not being the best but I bought a flip cover and it feels 10x better.
Review By alex chavez
Samsung Galaxy Note II, White (Sprint)
Samsung Galaxy Note II, Titanium (Sprint)
Samsung Galaxy Note II, Titanium (Verizon Wireless)
BlackBerry Z10 (AT&T)
6. BlackBerry Z10 I bought the Z10 and love it. The keyboard is amazing, I was trying to hold out for the physical keyboard but gave in and bought the Z10. I think this keyboard may be better than a hard keyboard. The hub is amazing... like the peek feature... and like that i dont have to go in and out of applications... it is a perfect size and weight. I message alot and found my note 2 too bulky for this. It is much better than the S3 I had for ease of messaging...
Review By df33
BlackBerry Z10 (AT&T)
BlackBerry Z10 (Verizon Wireless)
Motorola DROID RAZR HD (Verizon Wireless)
7. Motorola DROID RAZR HD (Verizon Wireless)Other reviewers talked about battery life. I'm getting 8 hours or so on a charge if I actively use it. Good enough. This is my first Android phone, having switched from an iPhone 4. I like Android, like this phone better than my iPhone 4. The voice recognition seems better, it does the expected things of a smart phone well, and feels nice in my hand.
Review By Alan Webb "knogeek"
LG Optimus G (Sprint)
8. LG Optimus G Pro I was looking for the best upgrade to a Galaxy S3 I had been using. I didn't want the S4 since it was too similar to the S3. I gave the HTC one a try for about two weeks but wasn't impressed, I mostly didn't like sense 5 and wasn't willing to live with it. I happened upon the LG Optimus G Pro online and it looked like a note 2 knock off but once I saw it and used it I found I was wrong. The features are very cool and the multi windows are great. The screen is gorgeous!!!
Review M. Dunbar
Samsung Galaxy Victory (Sprint)
9. Samsung Galaxy VictoryNot too big, not too small . . .it's just right. It has everything I actually need and use plus some! The only hesitation I had was that it only has 4GB but I popped a 32GB SD card into place in less than 10 seconds and for only $10.00 (a great lightening deal the week before Christmas)and it was game on!! The battery seems to last forever and the %meter keeps me from having to guess. I haven't found a single thing I don't like. I LOVE THIS PHONE!!
Review By Thomas OVT
HTC EVO LTE (Sprint)
10. HTC EVO LTEI knew this phone was going to be good, but it totally surpassed my expectations. I had the original EVO 4G, and decided it was time to upgrade. This phone is just downright awesome. I've gone the entire day using it pretty heavily with GPS, Facebook, internet, texting, apps, etc, and the battery only got down to about 50%. It is very fast and easy to use. There are some minor quirks about ICS that I'm not too fond of, but they are very minor. I love this phone so much.
Review By Jonathan R.
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