I strongly disagree. I actually owned an HTC One X briefly. The sense UI was perfectly fine, and I don't think the average consumer would care one whit about

I strongly disagree. I actually owned an HTC One X briefly. The sense UI was perfectly fine, and I don't think the average consumer would care one whit about the AOSP interface differences. The things that ultimately made me return it were: * camera inferior to Galaxy SIII * bluetooth caused my car's bluetooth module to crash and reset constantly rendering hands-free mode useless Now with that said, I haven't tested the Galaxy SIII's bluetooth yet. It could have the same issue, but the two above were enough to make me return it. For now, I'm just waiting until my old phone dies before I bother getting another Android phone.