HTC Mogul / XV6800 / PPC6800 / P4000
switch from moto Q
I currently have a MotoQ. I like what i have read about the Mogul, but experience is another thing. Any one here post MotoQ. How easy was the switch and in comparison. Does is gain in size worth it as far as the features of the phone go? Any insight is appreciated. Thanks
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Ordered my Mogul and am switching from a Q. Let you know in a week or two.
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I'm switching from a samsung blackjack. The blackjack is like the Q only samsung and AT&T. My phone is supposed to be here tomorrow. I'll let you know but you should really just get it. it's such an awsome phone.
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It all comes down to 2 things really.
Touch screen and battery life. I too currently have a Q with the extended battery and enjoy the fact that even thought I have push email set up and use the heck out of my internet and only have to charge once a day. So far the Mogul I have to hook it up to charge at least once before 5pm or no juice. As far as applications the only other downside I have noticed so far after a week is the Bluetooth. It is a problem I had with the 6700 as well. Every so often you need to delete the headset and reinstall. Talked with Sprint and HTC and they say it is inherent to the phone...
Touch screen and battery life. I too currently have a Q with the extended battery and enjoy the fact that even thought I have push email set up and use the heck out of my internet and only have to charge once a day. So far the Mogul I have to hook it up to charge at least once before 5pm or no juice. As far as applications the only other downside I have noticed so far after a week is the Bluetooth. It is a problem I had with the 6700 as well. Every so often you need to delete the headset and reinstall. Talked with Sprint and HTC and they say it is inherent to the phone...
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I like the additional features but it's kind of slow and the web browser isn't quite what I had hoped it would be. It's better in pretty much every way than the samsung blackjack.
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okay so its been a few weeks but I have been using the phone long enough now that I feel like I can make a qualified statement about the phone. It is hands down a better device. battery is at least double, processor is faster, screen spectacular by comparison. I use the phone with my work email and this is probably the biggest pro. attachments open quickly and easily, and even large or zipped files are no slower to open than on my laptop. the other biggest pro is the internet, which in my opinion is better than any other mobile phone on the market. although it won't zoom in like an iphone, the connection is quick, wifi works exceptionally, and the pages seem to format themselves perfectly for this screen. (landscape is definitely the better...
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