Anyone tried both Samsung-Galaxy and iphone ?

ljread1

Android Galaxy S6 user here.
There's so much more freely available and you can do so much with your android, from rooting to customising it, app availability and cost of things.
However, sadly, the S6 battery life is absolutely rubbish just like my previous S3, unless you reboot and wipe cache every day.
Don't leave the house without your charger.

Packerjohn

I had an S5 Active. The phone is what an engineer would call fit for use. It's waterproof, can take a 4 ft drop with no extra case, you can add memory cards. My S5 has a user replaceable battery (around $20), Samsung no longer does that.

I laugh when people talk about how elegant a iPhone looks. Hell, if it's not in a big case, it has a cracked screen, really elegant.

Consumer Reports (who tend to love Apple) rank 7 phones above the iPhone 6S, including the S5, S6 Active and the S7.

Had an iPhone before the S5. No difference in usability for my purposes.

777Gemma888

I prefer my Samsung S7 Edge to my iPhone.

laylietha

It depends. If you like what's in and more of a pleasable view then iPhone is the way to go. Up to date. Sleek in style. Gets most common things done. But if you're more into customizing, getting more things done then an android is good for you. It may not look as pleasing as the iPhone or be in style but androids can deffinately do more and the newer phones have better specs. I've constantly switched between iPhone and android. Im planning on switching to an iPhone due to the visual's and it will work with all my other apple devices. But for certain things I can't do on an iPhone I'm also keeping an android to the side for certain uses.

NovaDuck

I've used various Android phones (my favourite was the Nexus 4) and 2 iPhones (only 5c and 5s however). I prefer the simplicity of the iPhone and camera quality, and a few other things. I do however thoroughly recommend a Nexus device if you want to go Android. Skip the bloat of Samsung and go with pure Android!

ROBOTFOOD

Android all the fkn way since Galaxy S4. Then S5, S6 and now LG V10. Before that I had a IPhone 4S. Ok at the time.

Can't beat the customization options on Android.

looking4gains

The only reason I choose iPhone over Android. Lol. That type box is great. They both are very similar. But iMessage is the best.

jessicaannandrew

I have had both. I have to say, I like the bigger screen on the samsung galaxy s6 active. however it isn't indestructible as they say. I have a cracked screen and it will cost $200 to replace. If the iphone gets damaged it is a little cheaper to fix. I like both of them, they both have good points.

James5154

Samsung and the Galaxy all the way for me. To me it is like Apple Computer vs PC. If one is happy feeling secure with the operating system without being able to tweak and expand and try this or that then Iphone is the best. Just the opposite is true if you are more adventurous in fine tuning, getting behind the pretty and exploring what more can be done with a cell phone -- then Android all the way. Expand-ability, capability and versatility via programs -- Samsung.

sashayoung72

I've got the galaxy 5S and love it, had it 2 years. I try to use an iphone, the childrens have them, HATED IT!!! I feel like the interface with the samsung is just so much easier. The only downside to the galaxy is there are just not as many apps as IPhone an if you have to have that puppydog face on your snapchat then iphone is for you.

chrislee1628

tbh, it is really a personal preference

I have a Smsung S4 and an Iphone 6

I prefer the Iphone, but take both when I go out, some people I know hate the Iphone and prefer the Samsung

go to a phone store and play with both

Sarc_Warrior

I recently switched from the iPhone to S6. I love it and would never switch back

Timshel_

I have had both personally and do the phone recommendations for our executive team as well. Bottom line is, NEITHER is better or worse functionally. The dissension is always about personal preference. Both make calls, take pictures, surf the Internet and work just fine in business applications. So really the best way to choose is to get a hold of each and see which is more intuitive and functional for YOU.

Anyone that tells you different in biased really.

Guns_N_Buns

Cutaway_Collar wrote: »

I touched a coworkers samsung couple of days ago and I had to go for a total body cleanse

Did you use an iPhone app for that?

jammer1963

Attar_ wrote: »

Should I switch from Samsung-Galaxy to iphone ?
Any advice ?

I'e had both and I prefer android to iOS. I think Apple is WAY to controlling with their phones. I like to be able to plug in my phone to my computer (which looks like a storage device then) and add or delete music, pics, whatever...easy peasy. Apple on the other hand requires you to connect through Itunes to do everything. You can't customize it like Android and that's a big downfall for me... and the Itunes thing. I want control of what I do with my phone. Its all personal preference though. My wife has a iphone and loves it because it's simple to use. I like Android because I'm a technical guy.

mitch16

I have a work iPhone, a personal iPhone, and an iPad--suffice it to say that I am pretty happy with Apple's technology. My last non-Apple phone was a Blackberry and that was junk. My son has an iPhone as well.

My husband has a Samsung smartphone and an iPhone for work. His contract for his personal phone is due up soon and I know for a fact that he is getting another Samsung. I don't know why he prefers it (and life would be so much easier if we were totally on Apple products), but he does. He is also not a fan of our MacBook--he plans on updating his personal laptop to a Microsoft Surface shortly too.

I think it's a highly personal preference and you might have to spend some time playing at the phone store.

BABetter1

Used iPhone from 2nd generation until iPhone 4. Switched from iPhone 4 to Samsung S4 Active a couple of years ago and still have it. Hubby still uses an iPhone and talks smack about my Samsung. But, I love it. And, I found the picture taking quality to be better on my Samsung than on my iPhone. And, yes, I did accidentally test the water resistant quality of the S4 Active. It was submerged in a bucket of mop water for about 30 minutes before I realized it. No problems and still going strong. An iPhone would have been shot, and replacing it would have been all on me. I'm pretty happy with my old Samsung.

Tsartele

I have a Galaxy S6 Edge and I would never go near an Icrap if you gave me one. Android is hands down better in anyway. I phones are too proprietary and controlled by apple for everything... want to do music ?? They limit how much and who u share it with.. not android. Android has a USB a USB interface that connects to any pc..not apple...basically IPhone users are fighting over Steve Jobs table scraps...

Keepcalmanddontblink

I am a picture taker and like my Samsung Galxay s5 better than iPhone. I am getting ready to ditch Sprint in september for Consumer Cellular and they carry iPhones but not Samsung. I'd prefer to take my phone to them but Sprint phones dont work,with their network.
I've had more glitches with my Galxy and had it switchd out twice.. Thank god i never canclled the insurance on it.
Never had tech issues with iPhone, but still prefer my S5. Hoping that i can see about jailbreaking my phone so i can take it to a new service.

mitch16

It's interesting that a couple of you have mentioned the superior camera on the Samsungs... I know that was one of the marketing angles when they introduced the Galaxy S5, but we joke that the photos that my husband takes with his S5 were taken on a potato--they're horrible! Maybe it's the photographer and not the camera, but we've been underwhelmed--much higher photo quality on our iPhone 5/6 in our experience.

lsfds

Sony Xperia for Android. Awesome phones

wolverine66

people get so angry over phones. it's a phone. use what you like. no need to get all red faced because you want to justify your superiority for selecting Phone A over Phone B