Worth upgrading?

Went to Verizon to buy the phone today, and the rep tried turning me away, saying he doesn't want to see me spend more money than I have to. Told me to check Best Buy, etc. Um yeah, the phone outright at BB is $800 lol. Ended up not being able to buy it anyway, since I am an agent and have a concession line. I have to call customer service and talk to the Concession team and purchase that way. Ugh, guess I'll check ebay and see what I can come up with. Swappa didn't have any listed, and the same with CL in my area :(

Not that it's the same as you were asking, but I went from the maxx to the note 2 and it was totally worth it. So if the maxx hd is anything like the note 2 as far as the "wow", factor, go for it.

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Originally Posted by Caesars

Not that it's the same as you were asking, but I went from the maxx to the note 2 and it was totally worth it. So if the maxx hd is anything like the note 2 as far as the "wow", factor, go for it.

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I couldn't do the Note II, I have REALLY small hands, LOL. Plus, i have a tablet, so I don't really "need" such a large screen. Plus I had the s3 and it had crap signal in my house (as does every other brand of phone and carrier, it's just my house). Can't see myself taking any chances with Samsung again.

Had the maxx since march but just got the hd as a company phone... I love it, and i really really liked my maxx but the hd is definitely a noticeable upgrade imo.

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Originally Posted by macpro88

lack of physical buttons? I find that that is a plus, the less physical and mechanical items there are the less chances there are of that button to stop working and frustrate the heck out of you. The on screen buttons are nice and serve the same functions. I prefer the on screen buttons.

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Same here...want sure if i would but they're definitely an improvement

I just can't seem to get used to the touchscreen buttons on the Razr M we have here at work

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I just can't seem to get used to the touchscreen buttons on the Razr M we have here at work

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I went from a droid 4 to a HD. The touch screen is something to get used to but its not a big deal for me. I did notice that I can't type as fast but that would change over time.

Sent on my Moto RAZR HD while I'm in class, in a meeting, in a waiting room, or in the bathroom

I love my maxx HD. The build quality is very good, screen is beautiful. It is fast.

razr max tweaked out to the bone

Replaced my X with the Maxx HD yesterday and I'm pleased with the upgrade. I looked at the Note 2 and it's crazy big. And the Galaxy 3 which I think is too fragile with the glass mount.
So far so good. Once I got home it did 2 upgrades. Guessing I have jelly bean now.

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Replaced my X with the Maxx HD yesterday and I'm pleased with the upgrade. I looked at the Note 2 and it's crazy big. And the Galaxy 3 which I think is too fragile with the glass mount.
So far so good. Once I got home it did 2 upgrades. Guessing I have jelly bean now.

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X to the HD... now that's a jump.. X was my first smartphone, very good phone