I have been debating between the Inc2 for free at BB and the Bionic for $120 at Sam's Club. I don't download movies or any other high data things, so 3G is probably fine for me. Like the Droid that I got 2 years ago, I tend to keep my phones for 2 years and wonder if I will be more happy with the Bionic over that time. We don't have LTE yet, but it is thought that we will get it in 2012. I don't want to spend $300 for the Rezound or Nexis.
The Inc2 was a very dependable device I really liked it. Some poeple had weird reception issues with it and it will drop reception if the battery door is damaged because that is where the antannea are, but I never had that issue.
Inc2....
-Great battery life
-Great speed optimized software
-Fast for a single core
-Nice build
-Decent ram
-Good camera for detail, kind of so so in low light
-Great hacking community
-Antannea in battery door wasn't a good idea
-World phone
-Low internal memory
-HTC keyboard sucks, AOSP Ginerbread one is better
-Speaker is quiet, but SRS sound is nice
-Gps and Navigation are great.
I got the Bionic because the bigger screen, hdmi out, webtop, lapdock, 4g and sheer speed of the device. The Bionic will be a better phone in the long run because it has more features than the Inc2. Since the update it has also been dependable. Some people are still experiencing the data drops after the ota but I have none, don't know what is going on there. May be a tower location thing.
-Battery is good for a 4g device, but no where as good as Inc2
-Screen is awesome to me, some other criticize it. Bright and vibrant, things look a tiny tiny bit jagged on white backgrounds.
-Camera takes nice crisp pictures but color is somewhat "drained" from the photo
-Acessories are awesome. Couple of different lapdocks (I am typing this on the lapdock 100 now), hd dock, etc
-No lag, super speedy, and no memory issues
-4g speeds are super fast for me in Rochester NY
-Great sturdy build. Battery door gets a little loose though
-Good call quality
-Speaker is fairly loud
-Blur is great now. It use to be flat out bad, but now it not so intrusive and has some nice features
-GPS and Navigation work great
-Hacking is a little trickier on this one because of the encrypted bootloader. It is a lot easier to brick your device. Getting into recovery from a bootloop can be difficult. There is a nice app called safestrap for Bionic that let's you run dual boot and select recovery on boot which helps. We have some nice roms/hacks but custom kernels and roms like miui will be difficult for this device.
-Some still have issues after the update but I mostly do not. Some of the issues were headphone hiss, frequent data drops (varies greatly amongst people), apps dissapearing after apps to sdcard, shutter lag, lapdock low memory issues. I still have a somewhat laggy camera and some sdcards issues.
On the 4g thing, I can get by on 3g too but having 4g is just that much nicer. Especially since one can usually keep their unlimited data plan. I do stream movies though and use the lapdock 100 on the go a lot, so 4g comes in handy.
All in all both devices are very good. I think the Bionic would be a better investment for the future though. Sorry for the super long post