T-Mobile G2/HTC Desire Z - UNBOXING!

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My second unboxing for you guys, of my new phone! The T-Mobile G2! Hope you enjoyed the video! Let me know what you think :)

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Display: 3.7-inch touch-sensitive S-TFT screen with WVGA pixel resolution.

CPU: The MSM7230 is an ARM-based, 800 MHz CPU from Qualcomm

Keyboard: The T-Mobile G2 has a 4 row, partial QWERTY keyboardon a "Z-Hinge". It also comes with a set of 3 shortcut buttons.

Side controls: A pair of volume buttons is located on the left side of the phone, and a camera button on the right side.

Audio: Has a standard 3.5 mm headphone jack.

Camera: The T-Mobile G2 has a 5-megapixel camera with autofocus functionality, and a LED Flash for low light situations.

Video: The T-Mobile G2 can record video at 720p resolution at 30 FPS

Storage: The T-Mobile G2 has a microSD card slot (supporting up to 32GB) and comes with an 8GB memory card.

Battery: 1300 mAh rechargeable lithium ion battery talk time power of up to 590 minutes on GSM.

Connectivity: Quad band GSM 850/900/1800/1900 MHz and GPRS/EDGE as well as UMTS 1700 2100 MHz, and HSPA+

SOME MORE INFO:
The T-Mobile G2 (styled "T-Mobile G2 with Google") is an Android smartphone from T-Mobile USA made by HTC and succeeds the T-Mobile G1. It is a variant of the HTC Desire Z. The smartphone will be T-Mobile USA's first HSPA+ device which, according to the official site, is comparable to 4G network speeds with a theoretical peak capability of 14.4 Mbps. The device is Flash Player 10.1 ready, according to the T-Mobile SCOOP site.

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• october
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• touch
• screen
• 3.7
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[yOmel617]

how is the battery life? does it die quick?

[ChrisVenturaRandom]

@yOmel617 not terrible, better than my mytouch slide was....not fantastic, but its a touch screen smart phone so they are never great. shut gps anf wifi off and turn brightness down and itll last a good amount if time

[yOmel617]

im a proanly just get the G2

[ChrisVenturaRandom]

@yOmel617 i would, well i did lol

[yOmel617]

people keep talking about the hinge problem. is it very loose?

[ChrisVenturaRandom]

@yOmel617 I guess? not really though, I've never had an issue the only time its loose is if you hold it a certain way and then hold it upside down, which you would never do. 6 months and havent had much problem, loving the phone! (also T-mobile is doing ALL PHONES FREE this weekend for new lines and fully upgrade eligible customers!)

[Paranormalshowz2012]

@yOmel617 nowadays u can get battery savers free on the android market. Juice defender works wonders.

[perez82i]

Sorry but this phone sucked and not dual core .

[johnykonta57]

dual core?

[TheJawnskeel]

@BlooDish14 what hinge issue? Mines been through some bad falls and drops and the hinge snaps into place like day one...

It's also very solid when in the closed position and the open position. I've used the Motorola Droid and that hinge wasn't very secure. When the phone was closed, you would be able to ever-so-slightly move the screen around in place. Same with the mytouch 3g slide. This doesn't have that issue.

[BlooDish14]

i want this phone so bad, but im afraid about hinge issue

[Truhmendus]

Does the earphone jack fit the beats by dre?

[iVilliain]

why am i watching this? lol i already have the phone :)

[bensonak47]

@yOmel617 i have the g2 also and the only way it would be "loose" is if you lay on your back and it the phone outside down, otherwise it doesnt get loose..

[ESSA642]

should i buy iphone 4 or this mobile please tell

[yOmel617]

dont i need the wifi and stuff on when using the phone?