Galaxy S3 VS HTC One X from Rogers

**SkunkWorks** · 09-25-2012, 11:53 AM

I ended up going with the GS3, Way better battery life sealed it for me as everything else was in the GS3s favour or pretty close..

I'm definitely happy!

**robstunner** · 10-09-2012, 11:16 PM

Originally Posted by Sharky2006

RAM is a huge difference between the two, and the fact the SGS 3 has TRUE multitasking and the one x does not... made my choice very clear SGS 3 is a far superior phone.. oh and I have 48 gb of space in my SGS 3, what does the one x have? oh and 50 gigs of drop box space so thats the icing on the cake right there

THats the biggest load of crock ive heard. I have both phone sitting right in front of me, and that extra GB of RAM makes no difference in real world use. The multitasking "issue" is merely HTC's way of sipping on battery life.

**carissaluis** · 10-30-2012, 05:11 AM

I have HTC OneX and personally I am satisfied with it.

I love the screen and its design, also the fact that HTC takes quite a while to open new models to the market as compared to samsung meaning more exposure time for my phone

(though HTC OneX plus is coming

)

**tritium man** · 11-29-2012, 04:19 PM

which is better for reception and call quality?

thank u in advance,

**mayruabat** · 12-03-2012, 04:32 AM

thanks for sharing

**Patricia Kate** · 12-04-2012, 02:04 PM

I have AT&T pay as you go & love it. My phone is a Pantech Ease but I want a larger phone. I want to put my sim card in a smart phone. I started out wanting a Galaxy S3 but found out it has a mini sim card. Since my phone has a regular sim card, that knocked the S3 out of running. Someone here suggested the HTC Inspire so I looked it over & liked it. In reading the reviews, some good, most bad, I don't know what to do. I don't want Data, I don't text, & don't use my phone for pictures. (I use my iPad or camera for that) I want a phone just for making & receiving calls. I had almost decided on the HTC Inspire then I read here that it doesn't have a removable battery? Is there not a time that it might need a new one, but no way to remove the old one?
Then I read here about HTC One X. Is that a step up from the Inspire?
I am just really confused about what phone I need, which to chose.

Patricia Kate