[Sprint HTC EVO 4G LTE] coolblue830:
Assuming you're not just trolling I figured I'd give this a legitimate response.

In a certain aspect, I'd agree with you. It's not so mind-blowingly awesome that it makes other very recent phones look like trash, but it does offer improvement in practically every aspect to anything else available on Sprint currently.

PROS:

- Camera / Camera software

- Industrial Design (it feels fantastic and the build quality/materials are all excellent except the shiney plastic top section on back)

- Kickstand (I actually end up using this more than I thought I would)

- Screen is the best around imo.

- Battery is pretty big

- Developer support is very good

- Expandable storage

- Snapdragon S4 is a beast.

- NFC (if we can get it to work :P)

- Sense is better than TouchWiz imo.

- Free 23gb Dropbox upgrade for 2 years.

CONS:

- Non-removable battery (i never bought a second battery for my OG EVO so this is a moot point for me, and the existing battery is awesome)

- Battery on Samsung GS3 is slightly bigger? Someone correct me if I'm wrong, but it's only minorly bigger if I remember correct.

- Shiney plastic on top section on the back - I can forgive this since I'm rarely staring at the back. Samsung GS3 is shiney everywhere so at least it's only a partial failure instead of a total failure.

- Doesn't have a 32gb internal memory model whereas the Samsung GS3 does... we have expandable storage however so it's whatever.

- Samsung Galaxy S3 has 2GB memory instead of our 1GB, but I'm not convinced there's really any need for the extra memory. Both have the same Snapdragon S4 processor tho.

- Stock Android > Sense, but not so much better that I would consider getting a Galaxy Nexus over the HTC EVO LTE tho. There's going to be another Nexus, but that's a while away. Not to mention devs are already working on CM9 and AOKP ports, so I'm not worried.

- Samsung GS3 has 48GB dropbox storage for 2 years.

- Phone is not backwards compatible with Wimax so you're essentially downgrading to a 3G only device until LTE is up. Wimax was always spotty for me and I always turned off the radio anyways so this is a nonissue for me but this can be a dealbreaker for some.

So in closing, if you want the best phone right now for Sprint, it's going to be the EVO or the Samsung. Both will not blow your mind, there's pros and cons for each, but the pros for getting an EVO over a Samsung outweigh the cons imo. But compared to any other phone on Sprint, everything is an improvement (unless you're one of the unlucky few who has experienced drop in signal compared to their old phone, which I have not). I suppose you may have been expecting this to be a revolutionary device, but alas it is still just a cellphone after all. But it is a lighter, thinner, faster, and more feature filled and better built than its predecessors, and in that regard isn't that what every phone upgrade should strive to be? And to be fair at least HTC didn't hype this thing to the extreme then let us down with the reality of what it actually was, as opposed to the Samsung event, so if you had crazy high expectations that's kind of on you.

TLDR: No, the phone is awesome.