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Definitely not switching. I'm staying put with the Note7.
Main reason is that I don't think there's any other phone on the market aside from earlier Notes that have this level of functionality baked into the device. I've also been hooked on the S Pen and have been using it every day as it's a really great tool to have. And while others might not think so, I've been pleasantly surprised by the performance of mine. Sure, it's not going to blow your mind, but I don't think anything is going to do so at this point and for daily use, I find that it is a very solid performer that hardly bogs down. Seems to get better over time. And I'm already too accustomed to having a phone that lasts the full day for me without having to manage my usage pattern to save my battery before the day ends. And yes, I love the look, especially on my Black Onyx.
Is it perfect? Heck no. Nothing is. Is it a superb phone? To me, yes. It is. While it may be Samsung's biggest headache in recent times thanks to the battery recall, I personally think it's also Samsung's best phone to date. It's a shame that quality control on some batteries did not hold up, but at least Samsung has swiftly responded to the issue and has made the unprecedented move to not only recall batches with suspect batteries, but all Note7s out there. That actually gives me confidence that future batches will be better.
Main reason is that I don't think there's any other phone on the market aside from earlier Notes that have this level of functionality baked into the device. I've also been hooked on the S Pen and have been using it every day as it's a really great tool to have. And while others might not think so, I've been pleasantly surprised by the performance of mine. Sure, it's not going to blow your mind, but I don't think anything is going to do so at this point and for daily use, I find that it is a very solid performer that hardly bogs down. Seems to get better over time. And I'm already too accustomed to having a phone that lasts the full day for me without having to manage my usage pattern to save my battery before the day ends. And yes, I love the look, especially on my Black Onyx.
Is it perfect? Heck no. Nothing is. Is it a superb phone? To me, yes. It is. While it may be Samsung's biggest headache in recent times thanks to the battery recall, I personally think it's also Samsung's best phone to date. It's a shame that quality control on some batteries did not hold up, but at least Samsung has swiftly responded to the issue and has made the unprecedented move to not only recall batches with suspect batteries, but all Note7s out there. That actually gives me confidence that future batches will be better.