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This is good to hear. I have the S6 still, and am seriously considering the S9+.

I'm curious what is wrong with the camera? I ask because I'm thinking of buying the S9+ soon.

That's exactly what I was thinking. Thank you for the reply.

Hello, Samsung.com currently has $200 off if you buy and activate a Verizon S9. Here is the fine print I am concerned about: "Requires Verizon device payment plan & activation on Verizon network. $200 promotional credit applied instantly; remaining balance paid after 24 months." Can anyone...

In case it rains. A lot.

Point and shoot...

Just popped up in my notifications. This is what it's about I assume: Samsung Galaxy S 6 Software Update | Verizon Wireless Anyone update yet? Any issues, concerns? Thanks.

Clean and simple. I like it.

I thought these turned out good (for a phone) considering they were swinging (moving) in both.

View though my back sliding glass door. Still no golf. by Jim Lynch, on Flickr

No and No. I have been considering a factory reset though, not just for this charging issue, but for a few different issues. I understand your point, but then the feature is half-baked, because all wired charging goes to 100% as fast as it always has.

Mine is doing the same thing. It's been on the wireless charger for an hour after reaching 95% and still not reached 100%.

Thank you all for the responses so far.

Thanks. Did you get the S7 edge?

If you had the S6 but moved on to the S7 (or S7 edge specifically), what are your thoughts? Is it worth the change? Do you regret your choice? If so, why? Is the camera as good? My understanding is low light photos are better, but outdoor / good lighting situations aren't necessarily better...

I can't enable Now on Tap. Also one of my 3 (2 home, 1 car) Fast Adaptive Chargers charges extremely slow since the update, twice as slow as wireless charging.

Not in my case, I was already using now cards and they're still on, still can't enable now on tap. Nice, didn't realize that. Thanks! Good stuff, thanks for the info.

I worked with Verizon support today on the Now on Tap issue. In the end, as expected, a factory reset was suggested. I may give that a try tonight. We'll see.

Makes you wonder if part of any "battery fix" is reducing Auto Brightness. If so, not really a fix, just a band-aid.

Mine is acting the same way. Mine didn't make it from 95% to 100% after 30 minutes, it was at 97%. I didn't touch the phone either, so I didn't have the screen on at all during that 30 minutes. Wireless charging otherwise is about the same, that last 5% seems to be a real struggle though.