Reviewers Liked
- Pocket friendly size, Snappy performance, Good audio quality for music and calls
- Speedy, compact with good camera
- A quick, smallerscreened Android phone. Detailed camera and sharp screen look good. Allday battery life is the norm. Verizon 4G LTE is fast
- Great Super LCD display, Plenty of horsepower for daily tasks, Solid build quality
- Fast data, compact size, snappy performance
- Comfortable size, Runs Android 4,0 (Ice Cream Sandwich), Fast data speeds and performance, Good call quality
- Sleek black-and-red design; Bright screen that's easy to read outdoors; Fast camera; Solid 4G LTE speeds; Beats Audio provides sound boost
- Verizon LTE is very fast, Android 4.0, Nice in the hand
- Comfortable to hold, Excellent voice quality
Reviewers Didn't Like
- Back cover flexs in your hand, Phone gets warm with use, Speaker slots on the back can be blocked by your hand while holding the phone
- Specs not as exciting as top Verizon smartphones like the Samsung Galaxy S III
- A 960×540 display isn’t good enough in an HD world. Design is boring and uninspired. It’s overly thick and bulky by today’s standards
- Screen may seem too small for some, Verizon loaded it up with quite a bit of bloatware, It’s not terribly handsome
- Thicker than the competition, low resolution display, dated design/appearance
- Processor and camera hardware, while good, are a step behind other top-of-the-line devices
- Relatively thick; Display has limited viewing angles; A bit pricey
- Thick, qHD display, Verizon software tweaks
- Display has poor viewing angles and is hard to see in sunlight, Camera quality isn’t up to par with the competition, Battery life needs to be longer
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