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Aug 01, 2015
Dump your 360 and go with a PS3.
3 of 6 found this helpful Sold my Xbox 360 with games, controllers, headphone, etc. on CL so that I could by this. Soooo happy I did. Console is in great shape, works as new and the all around system is much better than the box. Sony rocks. Now I have to start saving for a PS4 :) (composed by my Grandson)
Dec 22, 2019
Fire HDX 8.9, still a great buy
2 of 2 found this helpful Excellent display with very high resolution and colors that pop. Sound is terrific, very clear and excellent separation. Even a hint of bass is there. Bluetoothing to a stereo unit is ideal. I purchased this Kindle (as-new condition) to be used as a lite weight mobile entertainment system. Players for Amazon Music and Videos are already installed and so far I've loaded Youtube Video and Netflix from the Kindle App store and they work fine. Only had this for a bit over a week now but I know I need to install the Google Play Store to add more on-line entertainment choices which I desire. I will do an update after that is accomplished. Also just found out that this Kindle supposedly has OTG capabilities which will solve the lack of external memory dilemma. In process of purchasing a micro USB adapter/SD card reader. Performance wise this is a 5, but functionally I rate it as a 4. One must keep in mind that this is a souped up e-reader from 2013 and not a 2019 full blown expensive tablet.
Apr 02, 2015
Some Good Choices
This review is for both a Droid 4 and a Droid Bionic which I purchased on ebay in Dec, 2014. One for $31 the other for $34 (auctions). I wanted two "mini tablets" to use around my house and outside (to limits of wifi) for internet radio, mp3 player, news/weather, Netflix, email, Skype, etc. All the functions of a $200 - $300 tablet including Bluetooth and HDMI out. Bionic is dedicated to the bedroom for music to my stereo via Bluetooth and Netflix to my HD TV via 15' HDMI cable. Droid 4 is used as a portable device, mainly because it has the slide out keyboard (believe it is the last smartphone to have one and Moto finally got it perfected). I have Bluetooth receivers on my stereos in my bedroom, living room, and garage and portable mini Bluetooth speakers in kitchen and outside. Bluetooth has become very inexpensive on ebay. Both Droids came factory reset with Jelly Bean 4.1. Neither has a sim card nor contract. They are no longer smartphones, they are mini tablets. Both run Netflix very smoothly, have good wifi and Bluetooth range, and excellent HDMI. Although the screens are small compared to today's smartphones, they have good color and resolution. Both have 8MP rear facing cameras. The Droid 4 is good, the Bionic is not - seems to be a problem with the syncing of shutter release and autofocus. Rock steady gives a good picture, hand held always seems to be out of focus and I'm not a novice. I haven't Skyped yet with the front facing cameras - will be trying that out in a few weeks. Sound is good on both as far as 3 year old designs go. I don't know what the sound is like on new designs so can't make a comparison. I can say both of these can be heard at 50' indoors with no perceptible distortion when placed on a hard surface. Battery life is of course dependent on how well the battery size is matched to the phone power requirements. This value is almost always provided based upon a new battery. When dealing with 3 year old devices with no knowledge of the number of recharges that have taken place or even if one of the batteries has been replaced, this measurement is useless. That being said, the Droid 4 (a newer device) plays internet radio for about 3 hours, the Bionic about 8. As I stated, neither of these are used as smartphones anymore so I can't comment on connection and voice quality or internet using LTE (on the Droid 4). In summary, if you are looking for a device to use as I do, then either of these would be a good choice. Google them and others and read, read, read. You have the advantage of hindsight. And observe the auctions - see what the price is for actual sales and not what someone is asking for. One other thing. If you are considering a Motorola Droid, I have owned 5 and never had a cracked screen or even a scratch on the screen. There is something to be said about Gorilla Glass. One more other thing. If you receive either of these with a factory reset and no sim card then Google "Droid ___ power up without a sim card" to find out how to bypass the activation sim card screen. This review will also be sent to the Droid Bionic.