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Beamed from my Droid RAZR MAXX
don't get mad, I am new owner and just got my LG Spectrum 2 for about a week.
I also have Droid Razr Maxx (XT912), I wrote my review based on comparing Spectrum 2 with XT912.
Hope it will help you.
NOTE:
if your daughter want to use for photoshoot, you should consider HTC 8X, Nokia 928, HTC DNA and Droid M/HD.
If you daughter want to use it for text, browsing, music etc. Spectrum 2 is good for these.
About Battery, it is about average (of cause less than Droid Razr Maxx). The brightness of the screen drain the batter most. I can browse for about 6-8 hrs with WIFI
Also, you can always get car charger and extra battery.
Here are the Pro and Con
Pro:
1. large screen
2. very bright (vs XT912)
3. IE has seperate Brightness settings
4. Allow to set max Brightness range
5. Removable battery
6. Micro SD slot
7. Fast processor
8. very loud speaker
9. has GSM, and can be used on T-mobile and AT&T
Con
1. small camera sensor, e.g. low light condition is not good (vs XT912)
2. Auto brightness is not working properly
3. Although it has 1GB RAM, however, system holds a lot of memory like 350 MB, only 644MB available, therefore, after open several apps, the memory may running low and cause freeze. (my XT912 also has 1 GB RAM, but 8xx MB is available)
NOTE: I notice a lot of the reviews mentioned, slow/freeze when using LG Spectrum 2, this may be the problem. When it happens, try closing the apps, it may help.
4. Although the phone is bright (very bright), the vertical view angle is very narrow, and horizantal view angle is ok.
5. (may be just my device) when reading text, the screen is not as comfortable as my XT912.
I don't know how to describe it.
On my XT912, if you are look at black letters with white paper background, it looks like the letters are on white paper.
However, on Spectrum 2, i feel the black letters and white paper background has some distance in between (fell like looking the screen at a degree angle).