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@scottysize I am going through the same thing. I just got an e-mail for $200 off an iPhone when you add a line on VZW. Seriously considering the 6 Plus. I too feel the same way about Android. I just find myself always wanting to make changes. And I am just not that into it anymore and honestly do not have the time. I haven't rooted a phone since my, well I honestly don't remember. LOL. I rooted my Nexus 7 but never did anything with the root access. I would still have Android to play with when the mood strikes on my N7. Just won't be doing it on my daily driver.
I understand. Of course a few days after I wrote this and bought the iPhone 6+, the LG G4 was announced and I found out I'm getting an evaluation G4, so I will continue to rock 2 devices. As for the iPhone, it does just work, and no, there's no lag, WiFi, LTE issues on mine.
I rooted my G3 and it was a big pain because it had received updates so I had to downgrade it back to an earlier version before I could root. Then I never did anything with the root. I found myself wondering what the purpose of root is anymore.
I personally would wait a few more months and get the next generation since it is just around the corner. I have the i6 Plus and it is ok. The "it just works" however, is just not the case. The wifi and cellular signals are the weakest of any of the phones in my household and we have 6 different phones. The Bluetooth is also crap. You cannot file transfer anything, the range from my back pocket to my headphones stutters music, and it acts wonky with my car.
I believe that it is the unibody metal casing that causes all of the issues. My protective case for it is minimal so I know that is not the cause.
It stutters and lags which I haven't experienced since the Galaxy S3. They skimped on the ram and it shows.
It is difficult to see the screen in direct sunlight as well. The screen is encased in a huge body. The phone is simply too large versus the screen size.
All is not lost though. It does take decent photos. Where I find my Note Edge is better at it you can't really go wrong with the 6 as a point and shooter.
There are also a slew of cases for it which gives you a gazillion options to personalize it. I went with a case from UAG. It is sleek yet super protective.
If you are into the cloud thing then iOS is for you. Their backup system is the closest thing that I have seen to a Nandroid yet. The backup and restore feature is awesome.
Wow. Nope. I have none of these issues. In fact, I have a better signal than my wife's Sammy G5. The only issue I have, is the same one I've always had, the hotspot doesn't like anything other than Apple products using it. Since I've got a Macbook Pro and iPads, that's not a huge problem any more.
As for the Bluetooth, I connect my headphones and leave the phone in the living room, then clean the house without ever loosing the signal. That's way over 30 feet.
You have lag? I have none. It's buttery smooth compared to Lollipop. No lag, but I do continually close programs out of habit with my Android devices, so maybe that's your problem?
