I switched to the 6 plus after many many years on Android...since OG Droid actually. Of late though I had found the Samsung Note line very appealing, and went from Note 2 to Note 3 to Note 4, which is where I ragequit Android and bought an iPhone literally out of anger...and I'm glad I did. I still love Android and the freedom and power it offers, it's an amazing OS, but with that open platform you introduce control issues that I just couldn't tolerate anymore. I just needed something that worked, every day, and the iPhone (even running beta releases) does that for me. I actually upgraded to the iPhone 6s Plus when that came out, and I'm loving it.
The things I miss about my Note are:
- Folder and file control and management (download or side load anything from anywhere and do anything i want to or with it)
- Spen and it's suite of app integrations (arguably the greatest Touchwiz apps ever)
- Screen size. I love HUGE HD displays. I could carry a 6" phone easy, so that extra real estate is a big pro for me
And that's pretty much it. Not having Spen took some getting used to, but I'm over it. And screen size is really more of a nice to have, so the biggest loss for me is file management. I don't like beig forced to use specific applications to manage specific files. I deal with it though, and it's actually not often I find myself in a situation where it's an issue, although when I am in that situation, it's rather frustrating.
At the end of the day though, iPhone is doing what i want it to do, be reliable and fast, and that's what i love about it. I used to think I "needed" all of the customization capabilities Android offers, but in reality, tinkering with icons, icon grids, home screen layouts, and widgets was really a big waste of time for me, especially with OCD tendencies. Apple just puts it all in a fairly neat place, and presents it all well, and that suits me just fine.