What are y'alls thoughts overall? - Sprint HTC EVO 4G LTE

I am definitely an HTC fan, and will likely remain that way even after this is over, but, this whole situation has got me reevaluating the phone and whether or not I would rather just hold off for the Galaxy S3 and switch to another carrier with a working LTE. I just read another article on Sprint stating as of June 1st they will be cancelling their early upgrade program (the one that allows you to upgrade 14 days early). This is the program that I planned on using come Friday morning, and this just marks another feature that has been dropped by the carrier in the past year to cover their iPhone venture.
Don't get me wrong, I love Sprint, and have been a loyal customer with them for over 8 years now. However, I'm thinking that it's going to likely take Sprint another two years to get LTE setup completely enough for them to actually compete with the big two, and by that time a new contract with either carrier will be up and I can just jump back on with Sprint when the dust has settled. Looking at both AT&T and Verizon plans, I can set myself up with plans that will cover most of my needs, and run me about 10$ - 20$ more than what I'm paying for now a month with my discounts. Over a two year period, this will only cost me $480 more than if I stayed with Sprint.
Let the flaming begin - What are y'all thoughts overall?

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engadgets early preview photos from the LTE, a graveyard.
now im paranoid. conspiracy.

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id_twin said:
I just read another article on Sprint stating as of June 1st they will be cancelling their early upgrade program (the one that allows you to upgrade 14 days early). This is the program that I planned on using come Friday morning
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You're pretty much unaffected by that then.
Honestly, do what you think is best for you & research the service options in your area.
Keep this in mind:
AT&T's LTE is barley out there so VZW is the only real LTE you can go to bat with.
Overages, if you avg over 2GB in data. Expect to either pay more on a higher data pkg or see overage warning.

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Noiro said:
You're pretty much unaffected by that then.
Honestly, do what you think is best for you & research the service options in your area.
Keep this in mind:
AT&T's LTE is barley out there so VZW is the only real LTE you can go to bat with.
Overages, if you avg over 2GB in data. Expect to either pay more on a higher data pkg or see overage warning.
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I agree Verizon would be that way to go if they didn't have 2GB cap at least 4-5GB would be manageable but it is really expensive that's why I moved from sprint back then I was paying 175$ for 2 lines when I moved to sprint I was paying 129$ for two lines but 3G was better now is getting worse :'( but I they att and since it was faster I was using up to 5 GB paying 20$ extra which it was 110$ for one line this networks got us really good in the US they know if they service is better they can charged wtv they want. I as getting from 3-8mbps on my iPhone on att tho now I cant even hit 1mbps on sprint where before 1-2mbps was easy and that's all I needed for YouTube
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