HTC Droid Incredible 2 Review
The Droid Incredible 2 (LetsTalk.com, Verizon) is another very good phone from HTC. It performs well all around and call quality is sharp and clear. It also earns praise for its excellent display and battery life is better than good. This is a 3G phone and some reviewers complain it's a little heavy with preloaded apps that users can't remove.
Users and experts find a lot to like about the HTC Droid Incredible 2, (free/Letstalk.com and Verizon) a revamp of the popular original Droid Incredible. Droid Incredible 2 reviews in both Engadget and Anandtech mention the larger 4-inch screen, which is right-sized for typing text and carting around. The 8 mp camera gets a shout-out in Droid Incredible 2 reviews on sites like PC World, and Slashgear, which note the flash works well in low light and the images captured by this smartphone show rich, crisp color. This smartphone's performance has been described as zippy by experts at Laptop, who say it bests some competitors and is close to lag-free when opening apps. Users applaud the size and light weight, and in Droid Incredible 2 reviews on CNET they groove on the battery life, response time, and customizable user interface.
The HTC Droid Incredible 2, offered by Verizon, runs on the Android OS and supports the good ol' 3G network. The screen has a good 800x480 resolution and the camera boasts a higher-than-average 8 mp resolution. It also supports Wi-Fi and 802.11b/g/n Bluetooth connections.
The Droid Incredible 2 comes with all the important must-haves in a smartphone, but for 4G support. The camera, in particular, is excellent and the smartphone performs at full speed. If we could dream -- that is, if the Droid Incredible 2 only had 4G -- it would be a top contender.
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