Samsung Galaxy

Yeah.
I've mentioned it a few times, but guessing you didn't see one of those posts.

Right now I actually have 2 separate accounts.
My Unlimited Line is on its own Account and it's a S3, I use it only as a Hotspot.
The phone I actually use is a Note 3.

 

I hold the power button and wait for the screen that says power off or restart. Haven't taken battery out in years.

Still running S2. Needleas to say. My sprint runs circles around my Verizon. On quality. I've never had a good quality verizon phone. One of these days I'm gonna buy a new sprint phone that handles spark4g. See how coverage work. And hopefully get rid of verizon.

 

fatherofthree, I think the main source of the problem you might have is due to using Sprint. I have used Sprint, Cingular/AT&T, and T-Mobile and I have to say that Sprint is the worst. For the last several years I have been using T-Mobile and my Samsung Note 2 that I got when it was released. I have had this phone since then and have added the following

ZeroLemon Glass Screen Protector
ZeroLemon Extended Battery

I have dropped my phone several times and have not had a problem as the ZeroLemon Extended Battery came with a case that works very well. I can get 3 to 4 days out of the battery without charging and the T-Mobile signal is extremely robust and is rather fast. The only time a I experienced slowness with the signal was while driving near Lynchburg, VA and just west of Rehoboth Beach, DE. There have been a few other cities between New Hampshire and Georgia where I had a slow EDGE or 3G connection but I can't complain with T-Mobile or my Samsung Note 2.

I would stay away from the Samsung S6, just like others have noted and am waiting for the Note 5 details, in probably October, to see if I am going to stay with Samsung or look towards HTC.

 

I have an S2 but I've always had T-Mobile before this, and can't use T-Mobile with this one. It freezes and have to take the battery out, like you said. My favorite phones have been Sony Ericssons. They're a little heavy and I think they use a lot of juice because the battery would get really hot fast, but I liked both of mine.

 

Huh.


I have a Samsung Mega, been using it for over a year now with zero issues, and I'm on Sprint. Again, with zero issues. I must've hit the lucky duo jackpot!