Droid 2 Owners, What's your old phone?

[joseph.ferris]

I had an Omnia, and I really tried to like it. Unfortunately, I had so many screen alignment issues with them, that I just gave up. Trying to figure out what the best way is to get rid of my old phone now - maybe see if it blends, put it on the train track, or something else.

 

[everstar80]

I got the lg ally when it first came out. It was okay but didn't have the capabilities I needed to perform statistical analyses for my thesis so I bought the droid2 the day it was in stock. Vast improvement!!

 

[Panamakevin]

I was another of the free upgrade group... used to have a D1, before that it was a LG Dare which I hated... but i couldn't be happier with my Droids...

 

[phrozen087]

My upgrade to D2 was a pretty big leap. Came from a LG EnV2. Not a bad phone for battery life, texting and calls but it was well... severely limited in what it could do.

 

[AngDroid]

Just got a D2. Came from D1 and before that I also had a Touch Pro2.

Not sure if I am going to keep the D2 since it is not much of an upgrade from D1.

 

[Dark Lazer]

Previous one was the original Droid. But before that was Voyager.

 

[khaf]

Sanyo MM-8300 (Sprint) to Samsung SPH-M610 (Sprint) to Samsung Upstage (Sprint) to HTC Dash (T-mobile) to Samsung Omnia (Verizon best network) to Motorola Droid 1. I loved my Droid but the screen craped out. Next Drpid had a loose screen and messed up audio port. The next after that made random calls, and the one after that had a messed up audio port. I talked to tech support, management, higher management, and corperate, but noone wanted to help me. I finally wrote customer support and now Im waitinng on a Motorola Droid 2. Hopefully I have this phone for a long time. All my other phones had warranty issues. If a phone works and I like it I'll hold on to it untill it dies.

 

[trook]

moto backflop or backflip, I loved the device itself but I couldn't live with the restrictions and the no availible root, so I switched to verizon and 2 days later behold... the backflip was rooted, but I love my droid 2 more than I can put into words (except the cropping of the wallpaper which even on the backflip I could get around but seems impossible on this phone but thats for another thread). I gave my wife the backflip and she thinks its the best thing in the world, ignorance is bliss.

 

[almond123]

mine was the storm... big difference now just have learn it all. I have windows 7 and have to figure out to get the software to accept files to the phone now. I guess that is what weekends are for.

 

[hailmegatron]

Well, let's see. I was with AT&T and left them for Verizon. I wanted the Droid 1 but they said they didn't have them in stock anymore. So I got the LG Ally.

Bad move.

That was the worst phone I've ever had. Slow, unresponsive, terrible... I would never recommend that phone to anyone. Just today i went to the verizon store because I had had enough with the Ally and got the Droid 2. I've been loving it so far.

 

[MrKleen]

I came most recently from the Droid 1.

The Droid 1 was an awesome phone.... and I am happy to see that the Droid 2 is even better! The only thing keeping the D2 from being the perfect phone is that it's not easy to flash roms like the 1.

 

[Boyd-Droid]

LG Voyager in titanium.

I really tried to like that phone, but in the end I hated it. I couldn't wait to upgrade. Sept 3 was my upgrade date, the last 3 months were the toughest. Despite rumors to the contrary they wouldn't let me upgrade early (without losing money) I now have a Droid 2.

 

[beffym]

HTC eris............kinda like the 3rd cousin to the droid 2. It did what I needed but the d2 does it with much more speed and style!

 

[Too-Swift]

I had a samsung Omnia. OMG what a horrid phone. I had to buy the SPB shell just to make it tolerable. The typing was such a chore that I acutally used internet speak just because it took so long to type true english. The XT9 would guess words that were so far away from what I wanted that it was pointless. Not to mention it was a windows phone and that means it has about 5 apps and they are all way overpriced.

I was going to wait for the Samsung Galaxy S but decided I needed a hard keyboard for the longer emails.

I'm quite satified with the phone. Especially with the speech to text and battery life.

 

[nhra1ss]

Been with Verizon for years, can't remember how long. But the last few phones I have had were; original Razr to a music Razr to my last phone, a titanium Voyager. Very good phone, as I had no problems with it other than the slow internet surfing. Upgraded in August with my New Every 2 to my Droid 2 and love it. Never looking back now, :icon_ banana: