QUOTE(joytest @ Jun 5 2013, 02:31 AM)
More testimonies of Note 2 users from Reddit:
http://www.reddit.com/r/Android/comments/1...amental_change/
kidclutchnote 2 [score hidden] 42 minutes ago*
i didnt upgrade from an S2, but rather from an N4 to the Note2. almost $300 difference. was it worth it? f*ck yes. let me begin with saying that after using the note2 i will never go back to a phone with a smaller screen or battery. i was skeptical on the physical size of the note2 but i wanted to give it a shot specifically for the battery (im a fairly heavy user and was 15% or below on battery by the end of the day with with N4). the battery life and screen real estate on the note2 change how you use your phone. before, i would limit what i would do on my phone in fear of draining too much battery and having it die on me when i would need it. but now things are different. i do what i want, when i want, however much i want. and the extra screen real estate only makes using it that much more enjoyable. i get through the day without a single worry (i take the phone off the charger at around 7am and dont plug it in until about 1am and usually still have 40ish% of battery left), and can stretch it to two days no problem. the note2 has been the best phone ive ever used (ive had iphones, blackberries, random androids, and all of the nexus line so thats saying something), and you can bet ill be getting the note3 when its released.
edit: one more thing thats note specific - the Spen. i dont know how valuable other note users find it, but i actually like it. i didnt think itd be that useful, but i find myself using it more than i had anticipated.
zingbat [score hidden] 11 minutes ago*
I don't use use my tablet as often ever since I got the Note 2. That itself is a big fundamental change for me. Also, for me the Note 2 is the perfect phone. I've had about 4 android phones before I got the Note 2. This by far is the best phone. It does everything I need a device to do and more. That includes books/music/video/browsing/email all on a nice large screen, yet small enough to fit in my pocket. I don't think I can go back to a phone with smaller screen.
Have to agree with that.http://www.reddit.com/r/Android/comments/1...amental_change/
kidclutchnote 2 [score hidden] 42 minutes ago*
i didnt upgrade from an S2, but rather from an N4 to the Note2. almost $300 difference. was it worth it? f*ck yes. let me begin with saying that after using the note2 i will never go back to a phone with a smaller screen or battery. i was skeptical on the physical size of the note2 but i wanted to give it a shot specifically for the battery (im a fairly heavy user and was 15% or below on battery by the end of the day with with N4). the battery life and screen real estate on the note2 change how you use your phone. before, i would limit what i would do on my phone in fear of draining too much battery and having it die on me when i would need it. but now things are different. i do what i want, when i want, however much i want. and the extra screen real estate only makes using it that much more enjoyable. i get through the day without a single worry (i take the phone off the charger at around 7am and dont plug it in until about 1am and usually still have 40ish% of battery left), and can stretch it to two days no problem. the note2 has been the best phone ive ever used (ive had iphones, blackberries, random androids, and all of the nexus line so thats saying something), and you can bet ill be getting the note3 when its released.
edit: one more thing thats note specific - the Spen. i dont know how valuable other note users find it, but i actually like it. i didnt think itd be that useful, but i find myself using it more than i had anticipated.
zingbat [score hidden] 11 minutes ago*
I don't use use my tablet as often ever since I got the Note 2. That itself is a big fundamental change for me. Also, for me the Note 2 is the perfect phone. I've had about 4 android phones before I got the Note 2. This by far is the best phone. It does everything I need a device to do and more. That includes books/music/video/browsing/email all on a nice large screen, yet small enough to fit in my pocket. I don't think I can go back to a phone with smaller screen.
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