Those that converted from Android

[sunking101]

I'm 24 hours into this switch from the Note 5, and I'm still mixed about whether I like the iPhone 6s+ more than the Note 5. I feel like iOS is much more polished and refined versus the Note 5. I didn't use touch wiz but Nova Prime launcher which helped the phone run much smoother. I miss the S Pen, wireless charging, fast charging, true dual screen multitasking and the camera...all of which I think separate the Note 5 from the iPhone. The one plus I've discovered so far is the battery life has been pretty good so far compared to my Note 5. Perhaps I need more time, but is it too early to say buyers remorse?!?!

Both are excellent phones and two of the very best on the market. It all comes down to which o/s you feel more comfortable with. Both have pros and cons.

 

[TheMacApple]

So, anyone that converted from September 6s launch. Anybody going back to android?
I am, 6s+ is a nice phone, but I just can't get past a few things
1. Keyboard should have access to numbers and common symbols like android
2. To many steps to do common tasks like delete a text. Why back out so you can delete?
I know I'm being petty, the only reason I considered iPhone was they allowed upper case to auto drop to lower case
I do like added browser security and ad block, but trade offs are not user friendly. To me
Anyway, anyone else leaven? I'm waiting till S7 as long as they bring the sd card back

 

[dk001]

So, anyone that converted from September 6s launch. Anybody going back to android?
I am, 6s+ is a nice phone, but I just can't get past a few things
1. Keyboard should have access to numbers and common symbols like android
2. To many steps to do common tasks like delete a text. Why back out so you can delete?
I know I'm being petty, the only reason I considered iPhone was they allowed upper case to auto drop to lower case
I do like added browser security and ad block, but trade offs are not user friendly. To me
Anyway, anyone else leaven? I'm waiting till S7 as long as they bring the sd card back

Not so much leaving... yet.
I use both. If I did have to be limited to one with no restrictions, Android wins. Far more flexible.

 

[J_Thomas]

So, anyone that converted from September 6s launch. Anybody going back to android?
I am, 6s+ is a nice phone, but I just can't get past a few things
1. Keyboard should have access to numbers and common symbols like android
2. To many steps to do common tasks like delete a text. Why back out so you can delete?
I know I'm being petty, the only reason I considered iPhone was they allowed upper case to auto drop to lower case
I do like added browser security and ad block, but trade offs are not user friendly. To me
Anyway, anyone else leaven? I'm waiting till S7 as long as they bring the sd card back

Nope! I am totally in now!!
6s Plus is my first iPhone and I am definitely not going back to Android. I am guilty of hating on iPhone for years and never imagined myself buying in to Apple. Mistake!! This is one awesome device...so smooth and the apps look and work so much nicer imo. I've had every HTC flagship from the Hero up to the M9, with a couple Samsungs in between. Last device was Galaxy S6 Edge. Battery life was horrible and it was laggy as heck.
Of course there a some things I miss from Android (LED notification, file management, back button), but I've gotten over it and have learned other ways like swiping to go back instead of a back button. Each system has its strengths and weaknesses for instance Samsung Pay vs. Apple Pay. Samsung wins in that department because it works pretty much anywhere whereas the places I go Apple Pay isn't supported yet...I do miss Samsung Pay.
With the fragmentation of Android and having to wait months upon months for an update that is already outdated, there is no way I will go back. It is so awesome being able to update my device the day the update is released...so much different than Android.

 

[polbit]

I keep going back and forth between Android and iPhone - Note 4 to 6 Plus to Note 5 to 6S Plus. Both are far from perfect, I would love to see a combination of the two...

Pros:
- Battery life on 6/6S Plus is better than Note 5. Standby especially, which is important to me.
- Speed - iOS on 6S is as smooth as it gets. Note 5 was fast at first, but it started slowing down over time. Typical Samsung.
- Apps - it's 2016, and Android apps for phablet still aren't as polished as iOS. Look at Starbucks as an example.
- 3D Touch - actually useful!
- iMessage - most of my friends/coworkers use it, and it works great.

Cons:
- Keyboard - 5.5' device with no number row... ugh!
- multitasking - Note has a nice implementation
- pen - actually use it once in a while, especially in meetings where I need to jot something down. Note 5 implementation is great.
- LED notification

 

[dk001]

I keep going back and forth between Android and iPhone - Note 4 to 6 Plus to Note 5 to 6S Plus. Both are far from perfect, I would love to see a combination of the two...

Pros:
- Battery life on 6/6S Plus is better than Note 5. Standby especially, which is important to me.
- Speed - iOS on 6S is as smooth as it gets. Note 5 was fast at first, but it started slowing down over time. Typical Samsung.
-...

Want to keep your Note 5 fast? Turn off / uninstall / disable all the Carrier crap and all of the TW you do not use.
Stays quick.

Yea... combining the two would be sweet.