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marty1990

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Bought the 3T with the intention of selling my 6S, but I can't let go.

Love the form factor of the 6S; macOS integration, camera, FaceTime, iMessage, security, not as many pop-ups.

But now I remember why I loved Android; customisation, openness, keyboard. And in regards to the 3T specifically; the large HD AMOLED screen, the gestures, OIS, front facing camera, split screen, Google integration - was Gmail and Google Music when on my iPhone as well.

Kinda torn right now. Might build a spreadsheet.

Maybe I could rock the two of them... actually, those who do that, do you have two separate SIM's or do you keep alternating between the two devices?
 
Personally think its a good idea to have a phone to fall back on and if their is no pressing need to sell i.e financial, i would recommend keeping them both.

Alternating when you feel like using the other does seem like less hassle as opposed to getting another plan or a multi plan.
 
I can't stick to one OS. I use Android and iOS concurrently. I swap between my Galaxy S7 Edge and iPhone 7 regularly or just carry both with me.

My main phone line is through Verizon with unlimited and I normally keep that SIM in my Galaxy S7 Edge for multiple reasons. I also have a line with RingPlus that's free but doesn't have a ton of data, so it's good for a lot of basic things, but not really enough for any kind of streaming. I use that in my iPhone.

I'd swap the two if I could, but my Galaxy S7 Edge doesn't work on Sprint's network.
 
Maybe I could rock the two of them... actually, those who do that, do you have two separate SIM's or do you keep alternating between the two devices?

I go with two SIMs. Primary on a 7 Plus and second one is in the backup (S6e) on a different network incase coverage drops out. It's also my extra data source or for tethering. I like the 3Ts dual SIM in this regard.

Swapping wouldn't be that much of a bother but I like to take two phones and have them readily useable (and cover signal black spots) rather than have two devices and leave one at home.
 
I actually just bought a 3T the other day, I've been wanting to switch from iOS (iPhone 7 Plus). Sadly I returned it today, the camera is terrible. And certain apps just lag lag lag. (Messenger, Snapchat) - although that might just be Android.

Shame though, cause it's a beautiful & stunning device!
 
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