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sethnintendo said:
RVDondaPC said:


It was a good phone. Until the battery stopped holding a charge after 13 months. I still wanted an Android phone but didn't trust any of the hardware manufacturer's to make a quality built phone. So I reluctantly bought an iPhone, only then did I realize how much the phone was better without all those pointless customizations and focused on simplicity and doing what it was supposed to do. 

You could have just bought a 10-20 dollar battery replacement off Amazon...  I suppose you just wanted an excuse to get a new phone.  I usually throw my phones against the wall for that.

I wanted a phone that didn't need replacement parts.I suppose if I wanted to spend my free time looking for used batteries online and going a few days with no phone once a year, then the GSII was a great phone! But who the hell wants that? It's just another prime example of why the iPhone is better. Samsung makes it easy to replace the battery, which sounds like a plus. But then they make shity batteries that actually do need replacing. Apple just makes a good battery and designs the phone to use less energy on pointless things and encases the battery so that you don't have to worry about it. I'll take the Apple way please. It just works. You can stick with the customizable phone that feels like a part time job to customize and maintain in order to fully appreciate all the options it offers.