- Apr 24, 2016
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I gave my iPhone 6 to my wife and bought a Galaxy S7. I actually love the phone, it is the perfect size, it's a quality device, but it is hopelessly hobbled by Android. I tried for three weeks, a week past my opportunity to return it, but in the end I went back to the AT&T store and bought an iPhone 6S.
I really missed iCloud Keychain, iMessage, Find My Friends, and the deep integration with my iPad and MacBook Pro. I noticed that Android apps like Chase Bank and Frontpoint Security also lack fingerprint integration like they have in iOS. Using Android for three weeks made me realize I was taking iOS for granted.
The S7's camera is excellent, better than the iPhone's in my opinion, and the 5.1 screen is the perfect size. So perfect that I am really feeling unsure about the 4.7" screen on this 6S. It seems miserably small now. I've been lurking on this forum for a bit reading, and trying to decide if I should turn this phone in for a 6S Plus. I have nine days left to make my decision.
The 5.5" screen is fine, but the overall size of the Plus is giving me pause. I went and held one at the AT&T store, it does fit in my pocket, but man it is big. Decisions decisions.
I really missed iCloud Keychain, iMessage, Find My Friends, and the deep integration with my iPad and MacBook Pro. I noticed that Android apps like Chase Bank and Frontpoint Security also lack fingerprint integration like they have in iOS. Using Android for three weeks made me realize I was taking iOS for granted.
The S7's camera is excellent, better than the iPhone's in my opinion, and the 5.1 screen is the perfect size. So perfect that I am really feeling unsure about the 4.7" screen on this 6S. It seems miserably small now. I've been lurking on this forum for a bit reading, and trying to decide if I should turn this phone in for a 6S Plus. I have nine days left to make my decision.
The 5.5" screen is fine, but the overall size of the Plus is giving me pause. I went and held one at the AT&T store, it does fit in my pocket, but man it is big. Decisions decisions.