[flychinook]

I'm probably getting the Note 5 soon, and wanted to know how the Android Pay experience is on the Note 5? Having to enter a PIN every time on my G2 is a real pain. Does the fingerprint reader work as well as on a Nexus device? And is there any reason to think this would change when the phone gets Marshmallow and Imprint?

ps: I'm not holding my breath for Samsung Pay. My local bank probably won't support it until 2042 or so, but they're otherwise fantastic, so I'm not switching.

[buckifvr]

Both Android Pay and Samsung Pay work great. Android Pay has more support by banks, but I like Samsung Pay better because it is usable at all terminals not just NFC.

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[flychinook]

Ok, that sound promising. I do like the possibility of MST, but I would be very surprised if my bank started officially supporting any of the _____-Pay apps. (I'm only able to use Android Pay through a grandfathered virtual Mastercard). With Android Pay, is it just a matter of letting the phone read a fingerprint when you pay?

[kj11]

Like you, I don't expect to be able to use any pay app any time soon as my local credit union handles my banking needs. It's my understanding you need to use a secure lock screen at all times if you're using Android pay. I have never done so, therefore this sounds like a major inconvenience for me

[buckifvr]

Luckily, I am able to use all my credit cards on Android Pay, and only 1 on Samsung Pay. Yes with Samsung Pay you swipe up from the bottom of the screen. A image of your card will slide up, register your fingerprint. Place phone to terminal. That's it.

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