Yeah overall while I love the S8+, I ultimately missed the ease of iOS, so I'm going back to my 6s until the iPhone 8 comes out.
Great phone though. Just the annoyances of not having FaceTime and iMessage...also the difficulties unlocking the phone on first try did it in for me.
It's kind of crazy but even if I did want to go back to an iPhone exclusively, I couldn't because call quality is so horrible on my iPhone 7 Plus. It's not very good on my iPhone SE, either. And when people call me on an iPhone they sound like crap, too. I wish iPhones were good as phones but they aren't. Back when he first got his iPhone 7 Plus if my husband tried to call me from his iPhone I would hang up on him and make him call me back on his S7 Edge.
I have given up on FaceTime. It doesn't seem to work for us anymore. It has gone to crap like Siri for some reason. It stutters and drops frames so bad. My daughter seems able to use it on her iPad with her friends but she admits it's really awful. However kids her age apparently do not do normal phone calls anymore. It's either text or FaceTime or it's nothing.
It is crazy that I need two phones to get everything I want out of the smartphone experience. I'm getting a bit fed up.
I don't have any complaints about my S8+ st the moment. I don't have the lag or battery problems my husband has had. I followed the suggestion I got to re-register my fingerprint multiple times and now my fingerprint reader is working again.
I am nevertheless thinking about updating my HTC 10 to Nougat and putting the secondary sim from my S8+ back to my HTC 10. Or my primary sim from my iPhone 7 Plus. It was a darned good phone. Best phone I've ever had as a phone and was my main phone for awhile. My callers and I sounded like we were in the same room with each other. My Samsungs have been almost that good but have some static and crackle sounds.
With iPhones we get words hiccuping in and out. It sounds like a bad 1974 walkie talkie from the Radio Shack bargain bin. I really don't know what Apple is doing wrong when it comes to their modems or antennas or whatever the problem is. We can't blame Tim Cook for this because it's always been pretty bad and even smartass Steve Jobs passed it off as us holding it wrong. I just thought that's the way it was for cell phones until I tried Samsung and HTC.
I just hated Android on the HTC and was not a fan of HTC Sense and that horrid news app that's forced on me via Sense. That's why I took a break from it. But I am going to put my own Launcher on it and see if I can't get a more pleasing experience with it this summer.
I wish I could try the new HTC, but it's kind of silly to keep spending money on phones when I have so many of them lying around. I need to make good on what I already own.