Android smart phone recommendations?

Praying_Mantis
Praying_Mantis Posts: 239 Member
edited November 29 in Chit-Chat
It's time to get a new cell phone. My current cell doesn't hold a charge and I've had to remove apps to just to keep it limping along. I definitely want to have Android O/S (current phone is Gingerbread (v. 2.3)) and would prefer to keep the phone on the smaller side (these new phones seem YUGE).

I'm looking at DROID Mini, but you can't replace the battery, which makes it not the right choice for me.

What do you have that you recommend?

*Am not tied to any specific carrier.

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  • William4MVP
    William4MVP Posts: 166 Member
    why don't you just fix your current phone? would be cheaper than dropping a ton on a new one..
  • zcb94
    zcb94 Posts: 3,678 Member
    You mentioned a preference for Droids, but I would recommend for future reference that you look at IPHONES. I <3 mine!
  • Praying_Mantis
    Praying_Mantis Posts: 239 Member
    LiftingTillDeath wrote: »
    why don't you just fix your current phone? would be cheaper than dropping a ton on a new one..

    I'd love to, but it doesn't seem possible. It no longer accepts updates. I think because it's from 2011? I got a new battery off eBay last year for $3.25 which got me through 2015. The phone actually gets hot to the touch if I'm on it too long.
  • Praying_Mantis
    Praying_Mantis Posts: 239 Member
    zcb94 wrote: »
    You mentioned a preference for Droids, but I would recommend for future reference that you look at IPHONES. I <3 mine!

    I have heard people who have an iPhone LOVE their iPhones. I heard that you can't replace your own battery though, is that true?
  • junelove89
    junelove89 Posts: 759 Member
    Praying_Mantis wrote: »
    zcb94 wrote: »
    You mentioned a preference for Droids, but I would recommend for future reference that you look at IPHONES. I <3 mine!

    I have heard people who have an iPhone LOVE their iPhones. I heard that you can't replace your own battery though, is that true?

    Only if you're not brave enough.. I've replaced my own screen before
  • CTnicktellis
    CTnicktellis Posts: 844 Member
    It's definitely preference. I have a Galaxy S6 as my personal phone and a iPhone 6 as my work phone. Same phone I just personally like the Android platform. The iPhone is nice but you can't replace the battery yourself and your storage space is whatever capacity your phone holds, no SD card to expand the memory.
  • Praying_Mantis
    Praying_Mantis Posts: 239 Member
    @junelove89 Ha, yeah, I don't see me doing it, 'specially if it voids a warranty or anything.
  • junelove89
    junelove89 Posts: 759 Member
    Praying_Mantis wrote: »
    @junelove89 Ha, yeah, I don't see me doing it, 'specially if it voids a warranty or anything.

    Hence my brave comment lol
  • Praying_Mantis
    Praying_Mantis Posts: 239 Member
    junelove89 wrote: »
    Praying_Mantis wrote: »
    @junelove89 Ha, yeah, I don't see me doing it, 'specially if it voids a warranty or anything.

    Hence my brave comment lol

    B)
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