Is it better to get another droid?

I have the chance to upgrade to X given my *issues* with Droid in the past...I am seriously considering it.

 

I wouldn't pay full price for the X...dont get me wrong tho, its a beast of a phone and i would like to get my hands on it but there are gonna be better phones out in another 2-3 months so just get another DROID for now and upgrade to something else later.

 

Warranty doesn't cover water damage, that would be covered by insurance. And then you would have to pay the deductible.

So if you can get another Droid free, even though it is water damaged, you are lucky.

 

stock droid is not equal to rooted droid by any-means. You need to do what feels right to you. My opinion is my perspective and may not work. The droid X is going to get hacked and be hot. If it has a 540 GPU, jump! If it has the older 530 GPU, maybe roll until the pro gets in?

 

Better is always subjective. Qualify what you mean, tell us what you're looking for -- what matters and what doesn't -- and we might be able to actually help.

Have you at least compared the features and specs?

 

I guess I don't understand the question! You can get a "free" Droid, or you can pay full price for the Droid X?

The way you wrote that, it sounds like you are going to pay full price on the Droid X whether or not you replace the Droid. So the only question is if you take the "free" Droid (which is really about $90 - whatever your deductable is) or not. Who in their right mind would not buy a new (or even refurbished) Droid for $90.

Get it and sell it if you want. But don't pass up the replacement offer!

 

I personally say wait for next year for 4G phones. I have had my droid for 1 year and the Droid X isn't that much of an upgrade from my rooted and 1.2Ghz oc'ed Droid. It also looks extremely big and I still need a phone for a phone. Samsung is coming out with a 2Ghz phone at the start of next year that is rumored to have 4G capabilities. Same for Motorola. I'd definitely wait till next year - that's what I'm doing. Droid II and Droid X just aren't that much of an upgrade from a rooted Droid I imo.