[Alfisti]

Wife is shopping and the G6 stood out to me too.

[TXSTYLE]

Originally Posted by Alfisti

Wife is shopping and the G6 stood out to me too.

Having owned it now for @ 6 weeks, I can say that it is very impressive! Super fast. Phenomenal screen and photo/video! Battery life is good considering how much online stuff I do and talking and bluetooth.

Definitely among the Top 3 Android devices on the planet right now.

[davis449]

Originally Posted by doogee

This is about to get ugly in here

You can never argue that with Apple you get the smoothest software experience and continued device support.

But an Android device, I dont care what it is, it's a laggy piece of shit after 12 months and doesn't even receive software updates anymore

I've been on both sides. Coming from a few Nexus' in the past. So I know what the "smoothest" version of android is like.


OP, if you want to use Android, I'd go with a Pixel from Google. You'll actually get security updates etc more than once a year lol.

This was exactly my experience with the three Androids I've owned in the past. I am anti-Apple on a lot of things, but I tried one and never had the Android experience again. If my 5s hadn't run out of space (I cleaned and cleaned and cleaned it till it was just plain full), I would still be carrying it. Without a doubt.

[Dang3r]

Originally Posted by doogee

OP, if you want to use Android, I'd go with a Pixel from Google. You'll actually get security updates etc more than once a year lol.

Yes, recommend a Google-Masterspyware phone. Theres no better way to track down all your activities and the NSA would be thankful - NO

[Never_Enough]

It's going to be between the Turbo 2, Moto Z Force or S8+.
Not sure whether or not the Z Force is worth the extra $200 over the Turbo 2 and I'm not sure if the S8+ screen will be able to survive if I drop it.

[C1Boston]

Originally Posted by doogee

This is about to get ugly in here

You can never argue that with Apple you get the smoothest software experience and continued device support.

But an Android device, I dont care what it is, it's a laggy piece of shit after 12 months and doesn't even receive software updates anymore

I've been on both sides. Coming from a few Nexus' in the past. So I know what the "smoothest" version of android is like.


OP, if you want to use Android, I'd go with a Pixel from Google. You'll actually get security updates etc more than once a year lol.

Agreed. I was an android user in the past before I finally switched to the iPhone.

[Alfisti]

Only issue with Apple is you become tied to their appalling ecosystem which does it's best to choke you any time you want to customise or control your own data. And iTunes.

[Never_Enough]

No Apple talk here, thanks.

I played w/the Turbo 2, Moto Z Force & S7 (They didn't have an S8) in a Verizon store today. Aside from the physical size & feel, they all seemed like the same damn thing. I like that the S8+ has the better camera, but I dislike the fact that it is the most fragile & expensive.

[Alfisti]

Also is it me or is the aspect ratio of the S8 weird?

[GabeS]

Galaxy X look it up!

[Scout10]

Also had my android die quickly on the edge of the concrete curb, two weeks ago.
That was an S7 edge. Super camera, screen, battery, etc. The current good deals
on replacement . . . . . . . . replaced it with . . . . . . . S7 Edge ! same thing !

[Never_Enough]

Originally Posted by Broken_Gearbox

How about the top offering from Sony?

https://www.sonymobile.com/global-en...ia-xz-premium/

Sony can kiss my ass after how they treated me on a bad TV.

[c1pher]

Bottom line, just get an iPhone. If you want to go cheaper, get an iPhone 6 instead of a 7.

I have both Android and iPhone and have always been a diehard anti-iOS person. I was forced to use an iPhone for work and I think the OS has come a long way, everything always works, is stable and batteries don't seem to die like with Android ones do. I always seem to have to replace batteries every year with every one of my Android phones from the OG Droid, Droid X, Thunderbolt (the worst) and so on. I have a personal Galaxy 6 edge and you can't add memory or replace the battery so I am worried it's going to crap out soon lol.

I do IT for a living and we decided as a business that although Androids can be cheaper, they end up getting replaced sooner, need batteries etc and we just seem to have more problems which end up costing as much as an iPhone. So when you have fewer employees complaining that's also a welcome bonus. We still have people using iPhone 5s they were issued over three years ago. No Android I've owned has ever made it that far. iPhones will save you money and heartache in the long run.

[SharpAndCunning]

Originally Posted by 1MOREMOD

I have an s4 it's bad ass

You're joking, right?

I still have an s4 too, and it's slow, laggy, and generally a pos. I've warrantied it 2x.