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Question from a Rookie

Long time lurker, first time poster haha.

So last night I was sitting in a recliner when my droid fell into the beast, and when it came out the screen was cracked. So not only did it fall out of my pocket but I turned down buying insurance on it AND I had taken off the screen protector. All of my rookie mistakes are used up at this point.

Anyways, my question is about which phone I should replace it with. Another member of my plan is letting me use their upgrade at the end of the month so should I get the regular Droid for $50 (after rebate) or do I go for the Droid X for $100? Does the Droid X have anything I really need? I don't shoot video with my phone or anything.

Thanks Guys
 
The "latest & greatest" is almost never a good reason to move on to a newer product. Go to the store and test drive the new models, and then make up your own mind. :)
 
The "latest & greatest" is almost never a good reason to move on to a newer product. Go to the store and test drive the new models, and then make up your own mind. :)

How long did you wait before you purchased your Droid? Even if you had waited until after it had been out for a while, it's still the same phone...new design and all. So, when you look at it that way what's the difference?
 
How long did you wait before you purchased your Droid? Even if you had waited until after it had been out for a while, it's still the same phone...new design and all. So, when you look at it that way what's the difference?

I got mine pretty soon after it came out. I really like my Droid, I just wanted to see what you guys thought about the X and if it would be a better option.
 
The "latest & greatest" is almost never a good reason to move on to a newer product. Go to the store and test drive the new models, and then make up your own mind. :)

I agree with this. The X will be a great phone. However, the Droid will still continue to be a great phone (especially if you're rooted). Stop by a store on the 15th and check it out and make a decision from there.
 
Get the X. I agree with Joe that getting the latest and greatest isnt always the best way to go but buying outdated hardware isnt a great way to go either. I love my droid but if you dont need a hardware keyboard and are not rooted(we dont know how fast the X will be rooted. Some are claiming it already is) then the Droid really has nothing over the X. Its bigger, faster, more ram, more internal storage, better camera, has HDMI out, etc.
 
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