[Sidponcho]

Originally Posted by andyg

The razr is a beast of a phone. One thing to note is, the battery is non removable on it so no carrying a spare. How much do you use your phone though? I can get more than a full day on my HTC, which is not known for its battery life. I text and surf a ton and have no issues. You should be fine on battery life unless you are talking/texting/surfing literally every few minutes. Even an iphone couldn't do that on a single charge in a day.

Yikes....I didn' realize that. I listen to Pandora a lot at airports etc which eats the battery. "user non removeable" battery I can see, but I need to find out if it can be replaced when it will no longer hold a charge.

[andyg]

Originally Posted by Sidponcho

Yikes....I didn' realize that. I listen to Pandora a lot at airports etc which eats the battery. "user non removeable" battery I can see, but I need to find out if it can be replaced when it will no longer hold a charge.

Getting the battery replaced when it wears down in a couple years will be no problem. Just like the iphones with their built in ones.

Check where you are buying it on the insurance. No need to start a best buy hater debate, but if you have a phone with a built in battery and have their insurance on a phone bought through the store, they will get you a fully refurbed phone with good battery in 3 business days. If you have a phone with removable battery, they provide one time battery replacement and ship it right to your house.


I too at first thought I had to manually kill all the apps I wasn't using to save battery life. No longer do it and actually get better life because the phone isn't constantly restarting the apps that I killed. Just let it do its thing