I am not rushing into a Note 5 and I know the audience is different but the Pure would probably suffice for me, especially at $399.![]()
I'd have to agree. As beautiful as the Note 5 is, and as much as I'd love to have that display, the awesome camera and even the S-Pen for occasional use, two aspects make it a definite no-go for me. First, 64GB just isn't enough for me anymore. My phone is my everyday camera and I use it all the time, especially for video. Between apps, music and other media, and video storage, I chew through a lot of storage. Second, an more importantly, there is no carrier-free unlocked version available here in the States. And thus why the Pure seems more attractive--more available storage, completely free from any carrier baggage, and significantly cheaper. And I prefer stock Android so much more.