Samsung Galaxy S II / SGH-T989
New S II owner...should I be upset about the S III?
So my antique flip Nokia died a slow death earlier this spring leaving me no choice but to get a new device immediately and to keep me from jumping ship TMobile retention gave me a great deal on the SII. I am more than a little bummed 👿 👿 👿 to see an "upgrade" to my brand new phone coming out so soon after getting the S II in my hands.
That said, after reading the early reviews and looking at some of the SII vs. SIII comparisons I am not so sure I should be upset. And since my carrier is TMobile, the carrier that tends to get things super late and/or last it very well could be the same time this year (SII launched for TMobile Oct. 14, 2011) before this phone hits TMobile's network. So what do you think fo ...
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That said, after reading the early reviews and looking at some of the SII vs. SIII comparisons I am not so sure I should be upset. And since my carrier is TMobile, the carrier that tends to get things super late and/or last it very well could be the same time this year (SII launched for TMobile Oct. 14, 2011) before this phone hits TMobile's network. So what do you think fo ...
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I don't have either of these phones, but i do know the SII is a good device! It is worth having it for a copuple years and seeing what comes out in 2014, i will probaly get the same device since there is no problem with it and it is cheaper since it is not a new release like the SIII is, that is just my opinion. 🙂
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I'm in the same boat pretty much but coming from a BlackBerry 9700. Despite the release of the new S3, I still love this phone. It's not ready for the bargain bin and with ICS being released, it feels and runs like a new phone despite how long it's been around.
I am more than pleased with mine and don't have "buyer's remorse" when I was deciding between the HTC One S and my Galaxy S2. Especially after popping in a class 10 MicroSD card (32GB). This phone should last me a few years.
ICS, great camera and display, games run great despite the Snapdragons S3/Adreno 220 combo.
The Galaxy S2 is still a great phone and has proven itself quite well for me and millions of others out there.
I am more than pleased with mine and don't have "buyer's remorse" when I was deciding between the HTC One S and my Galaxy S2. Especially after popping in a class 10 MicroSD card (32GB). This phone should last me a few years.
ICS, great camera and display, games run great despite the Snapdragons S3/Adreno 220 combo.
The Galaxy S2 is still a great phone and has proven itself quite well for me and millions of others out there.
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