Root What is the Best stock looking ROM?

[Stubby1]

I have bought the EVO LTE model and want to put this as close to stock as possible to sell it. I am hoping for someone that will still burn and learn with it but just in case I want it to look as close to stock as possible. I don't think that there is any good reason to unroot the phone.
thanks all for the suggestions.
Stubby

 

[MizzouBrent]

If I was going to sell my Evo, I'd put MikG on there with the regular, stock kernel. Then you can sell it as a rooted phone (which is more valuable than a non-rooted phone to most) and also an upgraded rom over the HTC stock ROM where everything works. Can't go wrong with that IMHO.

 

[Rxpert83]

In case the buyer wants the Rom completely stock you can easily just flash the rooted stock Rom as well. Download links are in our Rom and kernel download page

 

[argedion]

I always keep 1 phone for backup. If I loose, break, or someone steals my primary phone I have a backup that I can start using right away. If you get insurance then you still have to pay the 100 deductible which I think is ridiculous. IMHO My Evo will be that phone when I go to upgrade. I'm very happy with it. I know people need money but really I look at it as that insurance and its 100 dollars I can pay it now by keeping my phone or pay for it later when I have a phone that doesn't work.

JMO Good luck

 

[Stubby1]

Great Idea and maybe I will just keep it as an insurance policy. I do hate that 100 bucks for the deductible seems silly.
thanks for the input

 

[andygu3]

Swagstr's SOS S rom is pretty awesome

 

[tube517]

Agree w/Argedion. Not only the deductible but also the $11/mo. TEP fee. That's $264 for a 2 year contract.

Also, isn't the deductible going up to $150 or $200 for high end LTE phones?

Basically, $464 to pay for a new phone.

 

[Rxpert83]

The benefits of having insurance come when you are someone like my brother and manage to go through 3 phones a year.

(none of which I've rooted for him)