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Anyone want to suggest a few good cellphones?

Oct 19, 2012 6:39 AM

I'm currently considering switching cell phone providers. In so doing, I will have to get all new phones for me and the family. So anyone have good suggestions on phones that will work on the sprint network?

Couple of restrictions - no iPhones (lots of reasons, not just because I don't like iPhones) - Any/All phones I get are going to be purchased at full retail price, so even though the samsung SIII is an option, it's also $500+
at least 3 of the phones will need to be "smart" (translate that as android) and at least one will have to be non-smart (feature phone).

Feel free to ask for more clarification on my restrictions, and feel even more free to suggest stuff that may not work for me as long as you include an argument as to why.

theant theant

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I have a HTC Evo 4G LTE that I just love. I've had really good luck with HTC phones. They are really durable and this one is fast, has a lot of internal memory that you can still expand with a card of you want. I've accidentally dropped mine dozens of times and the dog has stepped on it a few times and there's still not a scratch on it. I'm not sure what it retails for, but I got mine from Amazon for $150. It was supposed to extend my contract with Sprint, but for some reason it didn't. Good luck on your search.

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galaxy S III

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