I am in the process of trade in of my iPhone5s for the Samsung S8+. I am sure I'll have momentary buyers remorse that will last until I get the hang of the phone and after that - I'll be happy that with a few quick Android adjustments, a couple of apps to let me connect to my rMBP.
1) Got a good deal on the trade in of my 5s to the S8+.
2) I can instantly change the icon menu screen to a 3x4 matrix via Android itself which makes the icons and accompanying text larger (no need to put on glasses). Other areas also nicely adjustable and not Apple's lame 'work around.'
3) the iPhone 7+ single port/plug for audio and power was unacceptable.
4) the iPhone 7+ came in 32gig or 128. I need more than 32 and paying for 128 was not going to happen. Samsung S8+ comes with 64 gigs storage and is expandable via card.
5) Overall look and feel is more flexible with Android. For those who like some of the screens of IOS, there are apps that make screens that emulate the IOS look and feel. I may dabble with it for fun.
I admit to wanting to get the 7+ and trying really hard to justify it. In the end I couldn't as the delta between the two phones tipped in the favour (for me) of the Samsung. I would be remiss if I didn't say there are things about the 7+ I would prefer such as 2 speakers on the phone and I prefer the camera set up for lower light snaps as example.
1) Got a good deal on the trade in of my 5s to the S8+.
2) I can instantly change the icon menu screen to a 3x4 matrix via Android itself which makes the icons and accompanying text larger (no need to put on glasses). Other areas also nicely adjustable and not Apple's lame 'work around.'
3) the iPhone 7+ single port/plug for audio and power was unacceptable.
4) the iPhone 7+ came in 32gig or 128. I need more than 32 and paying for 128 was not going to happen. Samsung S8+ comes with 64 gigs storage and is expandable via card.
5) Overall look and feel is more flexible with Android. For those who like some of the screens of IOS, there are apps that make screens that emulate the IOS look and feel. I may dabble with it for fun.
I admit to wanting to get the 7+ and trying really hard to justify it. In the end I couldn't as the delta between the two phones tipped in the favour (for me) of the Samsung. I would be remiss if I didn't say there are things about the 7+ I would prefer such as 2 speakers on the phone and I prefer the camera set up for lower light snaps as example.