Give Me A Suggestion Please?

[donald]

Ok I am a AVID texter currently using an enV Touch. I have alot of interest in the Droid Incredible, but I'm also interested in the Droid 2. The Original Droid is out of the question because of its terrible keyboard, but I hear alot of rumors saying that the Droid 2 keyboard is much improved. Originally i was totally sold on the Dinc, I've done so much research it feels like i own the phone, I REALLY LIKE THE DINC. And I'm also familiar with HTC Sense because my Mom has the Hero. Please Help, I need some clarification.

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[J-Buck]

What exactly do you need clarification on if you really like the D INC?

Droid 2 Keyboard

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[drtnsnw]

Coming from a Touch Pro 2 I have not had any issue with the V-keyboard on my Dinc. Even so the difference between them is nothing short of amazing. My wife has the nv-touch and you will love going to the Dinc

Chris

[big.daddy]

I still think they should have put space between the buttons for people with bigger fingers.

[donald]

I was just skeptical because the enV's keyboard is awesome and i didn't want to be disappointed with the Dinc's touch keyboard, when I could have had the Droid 2 keyboard.

[mkonops]

I had the Voyager previously and really enjoyed having a physical keyboard. I was nervous switching to the DInc because of the soft keypad and my fat fingers, but my worries were for naught. Just make sure you calibrate it. I can use it just as fast as anything else and keep the light and slim profile of the DInc in my pocket.

[offroadace]

No issues with my DInc. I use ShapeWriter as the keyboard and it is very smooth and easy to use.
Previous phones - Samung Omnia and Alias. I liked the Alias for the keyboard but got tired of the flip and the Omnia was never very compliant regarding any functionality. The DInc wins hands down.

[tuxedo]

The Dinc was my first soft keypad phone (Treo before) . The first few weeks were a bit rough, had to backspace a lot and primarily used landscape view, wondered if I made the right decision sometimes. But now I have no problem with the Dinc keyboard at all in either view. With any device change there will be a learning curve for things like this and it just gets better with time. I am very glad I made the plunge to not having a physical keyboard. Only time I still miss the physical keyboard is texting while driving (I have to look at the letters now) but since that is illegal in my state I consider it a good thing.

[s197]

I would just go to the nearest store/kiosk and try it out for yourself. Also there's a 30-day refund period so if you don't like it, return it.

[lstarr]

Personally, I have four different keyboards installed on my dinc. I came from a blackberry but also had an LG Dare previously and so I was experienced with soft keys already. I can switch between the swype keyboard if I know I need more one handed ability, the multi touch droid x keyboard, the native htc keyboard, or swift key...there's something valuable in all of them, but ultimately swype and multi touch are the two I use most. Just play with them a while and you'll find one that you are comfy with. You don't get that many options with phones with the hard keyboards.

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