Got myself a new phone..... Samsung Galaxy Note 3 | Telecom Consumer Discussion Forums

Ste Crook said
Right, so after getting fed up with my HTC One, I decided to opt for a Note 3, I had a browse around online and discovered it has a massive battery, a screen that uses less power and a larger screen than the HTC One.

 

Having had a look at the Three store and seeing that the Tariffs for it were a bit of out of my price range, and the handset price of it was £650, I decided to hit ebay. I’ve managed to get my hands on one for £300, its been used a little but is still in great condition. 

 

I am made up with the note 3, the battery is lasting me much longer. Its just taking a bit getting used to everything being a bit bigger, its a pity you cant set a screen resolution like you can on a PC.

 

I am just curious as to if anyone uses the stylus? I cant really see myself using it much.

I`m still resisting with HTC One Its camera is too good to be left behind, but still the battery is an irritating headache

I don`t feel the need to change it for Samsung Note 3, since I already use Nexus 7, but it`s a reliable replacement though

Ste Crook said

Ruchi Jain said
Note 3 …..Phone with latest features and adaptability..!! A phone with multifaceted features but according to me it is less handy because of it’s extra ordinary screen size 5.7″.

Nokia phones always offer a better battery backup as compared to HTC mobiles or any other brand.

 

I must admit, the 5.7″ screen isn’t too much of a problem for me, I can see how some people might struggle, yeah sometimes its a stretch when using it one handed. But I now find myself writing texts and emails without having to look at the keyboard! It makes typing miles quicker.

Bigger is in most of the cases better. I`m expecting the 6-inches, 6.5-inches or even 7-inches smartphones, although the fine difference between smartphones and tablets would be cancelled

After using my HTC, I simply don`t want to try a gadget with smaller screen, it`s a kind of contradiction of my current usage