Conclusion: The first WiMAX phone in the U.S. is a terrific platform for streaming media and Web browsing, and it gets your laptop online with Sprint's 4G network.
Pros: First WiMAX phone. Excellent Web browser with some Flash. Terrific 4.3-inch screen. Two cameras. Wi-Fi hotspot mode.
Cons: Not a great voice phone. 4G coverage is very limited. 4G-only battery life is unflattering.
HTC EVO 4G WiMAX Android smartphone for Sprint review
MobileBurn
6 June 2010
Summary: The Sprint HTC EVO 4G is the first U.S. phone from a carrier to run on a fourth generation network. In this case, it's Sprint's WiMAX network.
Pros: Excellent HTC Sense user interface, beautiful 8 megapixel camera, HDMI-out, large display, option to run on 4G networks
Cons: Mediocre battery life, mid-range 3G speeds, hard to view display in daylight,a bit too bulky, mandatory $10 monthly data premium
Conclusion: The EVO is a true breakthrough, not only for its impressive concoction of next-generation features and functions, but it’s overall look-and-feel.
Pros: 3G/4G connectivity, Built-in mobile hot spot, Bright, colorful, 4.3-inch screen, 8 MP camera with dual LED flash, Front-facing camera
Cons: Hot spot, 4G shorten battery life, No external dedicated camera activation/shutter button
Conclusion: If you've got a need for speed, the EVO won't disappoint-- it's one of the fastest phones available. Call quality is very good, reception on Sprint's voice and 3G network...
Excerpt: HTC has struck gold again with the HTC EVO 4G ($200 with a two-year contract from Sprint), which is easily the best Android smartphone available.
Summary: Sprint’s killer Android phone sports a huge display, blazing 4G speeds, and HD video recording.
Pros: Large gorgeous 4.3-inch display ; Blazing downloads in 4G areas ; Fast 1-GHz processor ; Very good 8-MP camera and 720p video camcorder outdoors ; Two-way video callin...
Cons: 4G coverage not yet widespread ; Relatively short battery life ; Tough to type quickly without errors ; Doesnt yet support Flash Player 10.1;