Toying with the idea of moving from my Omnia 7 (Mango) back to Android/ICS, but having trouble picking a phone.
I'm looking at the Galaxy Nexus (£310), One X (£360) or Galaxy Note (also £360), or of course anything else decent around that price point. Did look at the SGS3 but really can't justify spending £500 on a phone, especially considering how damn fugly it is!
Any recommendations as to which is best? BTW I hate Sense/Touchwiz/Bloatware, but am assuming that can be cured with a quick trip to XDA?
Now I love the Galaxy Nexus, the design, the lack of physical buttons, the complete lack of bloatware, the instant(-ish) updates, and of course the price
p) but the SoC seems to be getting on a bit now (why Samsung didn't whack exynos in it i'll never know...).
Also bit wary of the notes size. On the one hand it looks awesome for games/browsing, and the pen looks useful too, but on the other surely it would look ridiculous held up to my ear?
Now the HTC, well not sold on the looks, or the lack of AMOLED, or the lack of an SD card slot, but other than that there's not really much to say about it. Looks like the safe option? Tegra 3 looks nice too, but possibly overkill? I mean hardly anything on Windows uses 4 cores, let alone on Android.
TIA,
ng93
TLDR: which android phone for under £400?
Edit: i'm not looking to buy straight away, so can wait a couple months if there's anything new on the horizon?
I'm looking at the Galaxy Nexus (£310), One X (£360) or Galaxy Note (also £360), or of course anything else decent around that price point. Did look at the SGS3 but really can't justify spending £500 on a phone, especially considering how damn fugly it is!

Now I love the Galaxy Nexus, the design, the lack of physical buttons, the complete lack of bloatware, the instant(-ish) updates, and of course the price

Also bit wary of the notes size. On the one hand it looks awesome for games/browsing, and the pen looks useful too, but on the other surely it would look ridiculous held up to my ear?
Now the HTC, well not sold on the looks, or the lack of AMOLED, or the lack of an SD card slot, but other than that there's not really much to say about it. Looks like the safe option? Tegra 3 looks nice too, but possibly overkill? I mean hardly anything on Windows uses 4 cores, let alone on Android.
TIA,
ng93
TLDR: which android phone for under £400?
Edit: i'm not looking to buy straight away, so can wait a couple months if there's anything new on the horizon?