Overall, the myTouch 4G hits almost every checkbox when it comes to features and functionality, but sadly misses the mark completely when it comes to aesthetic and "purity" of the Android vision.
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The T-Mobile myTouch 4G combines a classy body with the latest software to offer the most you can get from Android today.
Read the full review →Though video chat isn't ready for prime time, there's plenty to love about the T-Mobile MyTouch 4G, including its speed, sleek and sturdy design, and great call quality.
Read the full review →It’s hard to argue with the T-Mobile myTouch 4G; this is definitely one of the best Android devices on the market today.
Read the full review →With the tethering option available for an extra $15/mo, the myTouch 4G is an easy choice to make for the highly-connected user.
Read the full review →Here’s the bottom line: the myTouch 4G is a great phone. It has a great build and feel, workable UI enhancements, and some awesome convenience features.
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spennydix
Given the choice between the galaxy 4g and this phone, i would take the Mytouch hands down, just because it is more durable, and easier to root. and if youre not a rooted user, the 1 ghz core on the mytouch as well as the ram on the phone, is still going to perform faster than their galaxy...
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shahkg
TMobile's MyTouch 4G is one great phone. There are no lags at all, pages load fast, and the HSPA+ network is very, very fast. This is my new everyday phone...I'm switching from a Moto Droid.
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ngillespie
Love the phone hate the company that made it(HTC), I personally will never buy another HTC phone again as long as it has all the uninstallable bloatware, and the crappy UI HTC keeps installing. All I ask for is good are ware(what HTC makes) and a good OS(stock Android). Plus the lack of updates...
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m2j
It's a good phone, it's kept up all this time. Not thrilled that it isn't supporting newer versions of Android, but that's probably T-Mobile or HTC's call and not a limitation of the phone. It's been helpful to have the wifi hotspot as an option also.
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PaulNVegas
First things First. This is an upgrade for me from the G1. I bought this over the G2 because of the front facing camera for video calls over the hspa+ network. The video call quality is not very good, and this was over wifi. When using the hspa+ for video calls it was very choppy. This is still...
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jalsk
Overall I love this phone. I have it rooted with CyanogenMod 7.1.0-RC1 on it and overclocked to 1.5GHz, and it screams. The battery life leaves something to be desired (even when not overclocked), but it adequate for my needs. It is always speedy, but occasionally has glitches. I can't fault the...
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