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Best Android Phones on AT&T – Android Q&A
Lg g3 was not the first to have a quad HD display. It was the find 7.
It annoys me how Android authority is centric around America, there are
other countries you know, how about best Android phones on Telstra here in
Australia? -_-
Great video +Jayce Broda. Too bad some of the phones can’t be bought from
where I live… :-/
I really enjoy my AT&T N6. I’ve owned the Note 2 & 3, as well as the
OnePlus one all of which are in the “phablet” space, and being that I have
massive hands I have no problems with the 6″ size. The screen is absolutely
amazing and I love the front-facing stereo speakers! No more muffling the
sound because of hand placement while watching a video or playing games. My
only two gripes with the phone itself are the battery life(4-4 1/2 hour
SOT) and the forced encryption(although I kind of understand why) out of
the box. Specifically with the AT&T variant, the fact that they only offer
the 32GB version and the added AT&T “bloat” which luckily can be removed. I
will be keeping this phone until the new Snapdragon 810 phones start to
arrive in H1 2015.
God, AT&T sucks.
If the OnePlus One was available with AT&T where in this list do you think
it would be? xD
u can’t go wrong with the lg g3, not much bloatware and a super fast laser
focus #simpleisthenewsmart
I still have the note 3. Went to pick up the note 4 and decided it wasn’t a
big enough upgrade to justify the price. If you’re trying to save some
money, still get a new phablet, the note 3 is the way to go.
Jayce thanks…the G3 should be on every “Best Phone of 2014″ list right?
Just so everyone know:
Motorola is doing $100 of the Nexus 6 through December 24.
Loving my Nexus 6, I’ve had it on AT&T Next program since its release day.
It’s fast, smooth and the battery seems to be good for a full day even with
my semi-high use. I did root it and removed the auto-encryption but ended
up flashing 5.0.1 and just left it stock at that point, I didn’t notice any
serious performance gain or batter life gain despite claims to the
contrary, I didn’t do any scientific testing, though. I haven’t found the
size a problem at all, but I don’t actually ‘talk’ on the phone much, I
went with the biggest, baddest (IMHO) phone so I could kill two birds with
one phone, as it were. I don’t need a tablet to use for games, e-reading,
or work productivity. It’s plenty big enough to do all of those things but
still fits in my pockets easily (I’m a bigger guy so I could probably fit a
7″ tablet in there) I don’t mind using it two handed at all, and with my
big sausage fingers I can type like a champ on this thing. Something I
haven’t ever been able to do with any cell phone before. The larger screen
makes a huge difference. I love this thing.
Oh, I did remove the AT&T start up animation, though, what a pisser for
AT&T to put that in, when you started up the phone from power off it would
play their stupid music at FULL VOLUME with no way to stop it. Shame on
you AT&T!! No one wants to play your jingle at full blast!
I had to get my LG G3 the Sunday after Thanksgiving when my HTC One M7
stopped working. I’ve had the G3 almost a month and it is working great.
I chose it because it has a beautiful 5 inch screen, but the phone’s
footprint is not that much bigger than my old HTC phone. And the camera is
a lot better than the one HTC is offering. Two minor issues: one is that
the UI tends to refresh itself a lot and there is a noticeable lag when
you’re doing a lot of things with widgets and home screens. The other issue
is that the phone heats up fairly quickly when you do something resource
intensive (mine crashed at one point). But overall, I’m happy with it. I
prefer this one with its minor quirks over Samsung’s TouchWiz UI.
I have the Nexus 6 and have been using it for a month now. It is everything
I would have imagined it would be and more. The hardware is beautiful and
the software is, well, the best mobile o.s. to date. Lollipop, with its
material design, feature revisions and overall performance improvements
make the experience a true delight.
6 inch screen quickly becomes normal to use. When using my old HTC one the
screen seems tiny and leaves me wondering how I ever lived with such tiny
text and video.
Overall an epic win for Motorola and Google.
+Jayce Broda this is my second week with the Nexus 6, the size is not an
issue for me I have use Galaxy note 2 and 3 before, so it works really
smooth, the only downside is that there is not “silent mode” there is a
vibrating mode that I dislike.
+Jayce Broda any chance of doing one for Verizon? Looking for a new phone
Lol Joe uploaded android weekly a day early by mistake
took down now
Do Verizon. I got my LG G3 there for $50.
I got a HTC One M8 for free with Rogers in Canada.
Where’s LG G2? It’s inarguably the best phone of 2013
Do you guys have any microwave reviews?
dont get a note4 on att, theres no root and the phone is lockeddown as shit
I have a nexus 6. I love it, it is super fast, the screen is great, it
takes great videos. The sound quality is great. Everything about it is very
nice. The feel of the phone is great and you get use to the side. I have
big hands though. I have never enjoyed using a phone more than the 6. I got
ride of my iPad because i feel that this could replace my tablet. Reading
on it is great, so is gaming and everything else. The reception is great
and i never loose my signal.
+Kevin Carney you didn’t mention one word about the battery life of the
Nexus- which is the number one reason why I CANNOT get this phone.
Countless reviews of this phone point to the not-so-good battery life.
After that piece of shit battery life on my former Droid Bionic, it is
always my number one priority when buying a phone now. Apparently it is not
yours. I’m jealous.
Hi I’m feeling nice today, and I have A LOT of Inbox By Google invites, so
comment on this and I will contact you and you can get one.