Best Non-Iphone with ATT?

[Sackett]

I've been with Sprint for 14 years and have finally convinced myself I'm an idiot for sticking with them this long. Over the last 2 years I've hung in there, putting up with their transitions to 3g, then 4g, then 4g LTE and I'm fed up with dropped calls, lack of coverage and high costs for poor service. We're moving to ATT and I'm used to the Android phones and have enjoyed my HTC phones capabilities (when service allows). Which Android phones do you guys with ATT like and why?

Thanks in advance.

[dc1986]

I have the Galaxy S4 and like it.Does what I need it to do.

[rconn]

I have the HTC one plus. Got a friend of a friend that works at att and he told me that is what I should get and he was right.

[TXhunter77]

Samsung Galaxy phones or Nexus

[quarterback]

I have the Galaxy S4 and like it.Does what I need it to do.

This. Had an IPhone 4 and got it wet (ruined) so I switched to the Samsung. I really like it. Versatile, bigger and does everything the IPhone does. Supposedly has longer battery life as well.

[Richard]

Cant wrong with the ones listed above. I have the samsung galaxy note 2 and its the best phone ive had so far. It is a big phone so that's the only negative for some people.

[Dapper Dan]

S4 or Note 3 are both great phones. My wife has the Note 2 and I've got the Nokia Lumia 920, which is a Windows Phone. All that to say its a lot like buying a bow. Go into an ATT store and try them all and see which one you like.

[2050z]

HTC One or the Samsung Galaxy will do just fine if not better depending on your needs.

[firemanjj82]

This is a topic that I am educated very well in. I have done the research and have tried many devices. In regards to what is out there right now, based off battery life, performance, durability, ease of use, etc: I'd definitely go with the HTC One. It's what I have right now and it's been out for almost a year now and it's still ranked higher than the S4, that just came out not too long ago. I like the 1080p display, the dual front-facing speakers, and that it's fast. The camera is my only dislike, but only because they're trying a new camera design. It still takes great pictures though.

The S4 seems to be too flimsy, with a rear speaker. The camera doesn't take low light pictures as well, and the TouchWiz system is not user friendly. I much prefer the HTC Sense over the TouchWiz, which basically learns how you use your phone and adjusts the power it uses accordingly. I get, on average, 15-18 hours a day with around 25-30% battery left; and that's with general use.

Just my .02. Again, I do a lot of research on stuff like this. Basically, I do a lot of research on anything that I'm going to spend over $100 dollars on and use it daily (tires, guns, electronics, etc) and I want to make sire that I am getting my money's worth. This is my 4th HTC and I haven't been disappointed so far.

If you want a bigger version, there's the HTC One MAX, which is the exact same phone, but with a bigger screen. It's suppose to rival the Note. The One's screen is big enough, I promise.

[garby]

I also love my HTC One, but there is a newer model that will probably be out in 3-4 months if you can wait.

[BigL]

Nokia Lumia is a great phone. Much better than my wife's Galaxy.

[troop4]

I have the HTC one plus. Got a friend of a friend that works at att and he told me that is what I should get and he was right.

now that is connected

[Matt_C]

I have the Galaxy SIII mini and the Galaxy has a weird selection menu.

[offroadodge]

I have been with ATT since it was South Western Bell in the earlie '90s. I 1st had Nokia phones but that was short lived. Since having a smart phone I have only owned Motorola 1st the Atrix, then Atrix2HD, and for Christmas this year I got the new MOTOX. I guess I have become confortable with the way it operates, all Androids menus are pretty much all the same. The MOTOX doesn't have a MICRO SD card slot but comes with either 16G or 32G memory for pics, and you can get it in whatever color you could want. My brother has the S4 and I like it but not for $199.99/2yr contract when I can buy the MOTOX 16G for $99.99/2yr. The voice recognition on the Motorola is outstanding.

[Russ79]

I don't mean to hijack this, but firemanjj82, what would you suggest for those of us whose life doesn't revolve our phones? I don't care to be hooked up to the world 24\7, I don't really care to text...I just want something that I can hear when the darn thing rings, that I can hear when I am taking to someone, and one I can see what's one screen without having to put on my glasses.