Windows phone

[roberts1069]

I am afraid my HTC One M8 for windows is dying. Any suggestions for a good high end Windows Phone? I haven't seen much of there

 

[xandros9]

- 950, 950 XL.

- Something midrange or international.

- Another One M8.

 

[Ryujingt3]

Go for a 950XL. I really enjoy mine, bugs and all.

 

[Scienceguy Labs]

Gotta agree...the 950s are as top as you're going to get right now. I really like my 950 XL. However, the HP Elite X3 is coming out in a couple of months. It'll be the most high-end Windows phone to date. Might be worth the wait. You might also look for a good, used 1520. I still love that phone.

 

[Ryujingt3]

I would still have my 1520 if I hadn't accidentally dropped it. Now I have a 950XL. I did have a 640XL along the way too and that was also very good.

I am not sure about the HP phone. Us consumers may not even be able to buy it.

 

[roberts1069]

Thank you all. Sadly, due to where I live and where family lives, Verizon is the only choice for consistent and reliable coverage.

 

[aximtreo]

Thank you all. Sadly, due to where I live and where family lives, Verizon is the only choice for consistent and reliable coverage.

Get the ICON. It's still the best Windows Phone Verizon has ever carried. There is one on this site for sale in the MarketPlace. As mentioned above, you should be able to find a really good HTC M8 WP as well.

 

[Leonel Funes]

Get the ICON. It's still the best Windows Phone Verizon has ever carried. There is one on this site for sale in the MarketPlace. As mentioned above, you should be able to find a really good HTC M8 WP as well.

I second that, I still have mine... I would get a 950, but
1. it's not available for Verizon
2. the Icon is a tank of a phone

 

[roberts1069]

Thank you. I was originally looking at the Icon. But the lack of expandable storage was a deal breaker for me.
I live in Hawaii and Verizon coverage is excellent through out the state. Some of the places I go they are the only ones with dependable coverage. If it wasn't for that, I'd switch carriers.