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ChrisTX

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Dec 30, 2009
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Texas
I'm on the exact same boat as you but my phone will finally be here after 4 weeks. I'm curious which one you leaning towards and why?

That's a great question. Currently I'm using a Galaxy Note 3 and love it no complaints whatsoever. And after trying out the Note 4 at Best Buy it seems liken obvious choice aside from the fact that the broken link in my Apple set up is my love for Android phone. At home I use a MacBook Pro and Apple TV. At work and on the go, I use the Note and iPad. I originally left the iPhone in the first place because I wanted a bigger display and felt like Android was mature enough. Keep in mind I switch back with the S3 and have owned several Android phones since then. However curiously, I REALLY like stock vanilla Android. However my experience with the Nexus 4 was very unpleasant. Horrible camera, no LTE, and the phone would overheard even just charging. Forget about regular use, this thing would get HOT! However it looks like Google has finally solved things with the Nexus 6.

As to which phone I'm leading towards, I'd have to say honestly the iPhone 6 Plus. I've been with Android for the past few years and I really want to give the iPhone another go. I feel like the continuity between my Apple products might be worth the switch. Granted I haven't been looking too hard, if I can find a 6 Plus in stock, I'll probably pull the trigger. :cool:
 

dominiongamma

macrumors 68030
Oct 19, 2014
2,518
5,467
Phoenix. AZ
That's a great question. Currently I'm using a Galaxy Note 3 and love it no complaints whatsoever. And after trying out the Note 4 at Best Buy it seems liken obvious choice aside from the fact that the broken link in my Apple set up is my love for Android phone. At home I use a MacBook Pro and Apple TV. At work and on the go, I use the Note and iPad. I originally left the iPhone in the first place because I wanted a bigger display and felt like Android was mature enough. Keep in mind I switch back with the S3 and have owned several Android phones since then. However curiously, I REALLY like stock vanilla Android. However my experience with the Nexus 4 was very unpleasant. Horrible camera, no LTE, and the phone would overheard even just charging. Forget about regular use, this thing would get HOT! However it looks like Google has finally solved things with the Nexus 6.

As to which phone I'm leading towards, I'd have to say honestly the iPhone 6 Plus. I've been with Android for the past few years and I really want to give the iPhone another go. I feel like the continuity between my Apple products might be worth the switch. Granted I haven't been looking too hard, if I can find a 6 Plus in stock, I'll probably pull the trigger. :cool:

Good to know :cool: I deicded on iPhone 6 plus as you stated the interaction between the iMac, Apple TV makes it all easy and seamless. Now if my 4 week wait terror would end I would be enjoying my new phone ;)
 

ChrisTX

macrumors 68030
Dec 30, 2009
2,686
54
Texas
Good to know :cool: I deicded on iPhone 6 plus as you stated the interaction between the iMac, Apple TV makes it all easy and seamless. Now if my 4 week wait terror would end I would be enjoying my new phone ;)

I was at the Apple store Saturday and I'm almost certain they had them in stock but I wasn't ready to commit so I passed. I went to another Apple store on Sunday and no luck. Looks like I might just order one from AT&T.
 

dominiongamma

macrumors 68030
Oct 19, 2014
2,518
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Phoenix. AZ
I was at the Apple store Saturday and I'm almost certain they had them in stock but I wasn't ready to commit so I passed. I went to another Apple store on Sunday and no luck. Looks like I might just order one from AT&T.

Yeah keep looking one will pop up that happened to me 2 weeks ago and I should have pulled the trigger but they told me it would be delivered in 3 days but that didn't happen.
 
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