Unstable link connectivity due to dynamic mobility nature of mobile phone users and error prone wireless link quality increases end-to-end delay for mobile phone based opportunistic network applications. This problem becomes more worse in the presence of large amount of data transmission, like multimedia data. This paper refers to Levy walk based multi-hop data forwarding protocol called Data Transmission Time and Human Walk Velocity (DTT-HWV) for Opportunistic Mobile Phone Sensor Networks (OMPSN). This paper, in particular evaluates the performance of proposed protocol in terms of end-to-end waiting time to receive data, which is an important QoS requirement for data transmission in opportunistic networks. The proposed protocol DTT-HWV reduces end-to-end waiting time to receive data compared to Random Progress (RP) data forwarding method in presence of low battery power and high path loss. Obtained results are helpful in designing and building of large scale data retrieval services for opportunistic networks involving humans in the communication network loop. © 2013 IEEE.