Anyone switching from Nexus 5x or other Nexus?

[trekmatt]

I'm changing from a nexus 4 to a regular s7, think its time for an upgrade

 

[zipro]

What is the Edge' SAR rating? Has it been published yet, because I can't find it.

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For Europe it's 0.264 according to Swisscom. That's in comparison to the 6P's 1.42

 

[Wildo6882]

My Nexus sat on my night stand since December thinking "Ok, it's google and this is a Nexus so they'll fix it fast". Still isn't fixed so I decided to jump ship and pick up a S7 edge. It's why I'll never not own an iPhone. I trust them more with fixing things fast that MAJORLY hinder the use of your phone (not talking about cosmetic bugs).

Yep. Been using a 6s Plus since December for that reason (and the Bluetooth bug) I had on my 6P. Absolutely loved that phone otherwise. But simple things such as LTE and Bluetooth should just friggin work. And Google shouldn't spend what is now almost 4 months not fixing those. My iPhone still doesn't do it for me, so I preordered an S7 edge as soon as I could.

 

[torbach1]

Yep. Been using a 6s Plus since December for that reason (and the Bluetooth bug) I had on my 6P. Absolutely loved that phone otherwise. But simple things such as LTE and Bluetooth should just friggin work. And Google shouldn't spend what is now almost 4 months not fixing those. My iPhone still doesn't do it for me, so I preordered an S7 edge as soon as I could.

I've got an iPhone for work, so I get what you guys are saying. I guess I've been lucky to not have any major problems with my Nexus 6P (on AT&T at the moment although switching to T-Mobile shortly). I do like that the iPhone just works for the most critical functions, but get bored with it within a week of use. If I had major Bluetooth issues or LTE issues that I couldn't get resolved, I'd probably do the same thing as you.

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[Wildo6882]

I've got an iPhone for work, so I get what you guys are saying. I guess I've been lucky to not have any major problems with my Nexus 6P (on AT&T at the moment although switching to T-Mobile shortly). I do like that the iPhone just works for the most critical functions, but get bored with it within a week of use. If I had major Bluetooth issues or LTE issues that I couldn't get resolved, I'd probably do the same thing as you.

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I loved the 6P. But those things were just deal breakers. I can't really fathom how Google can be so slow with updates to fix such a big issue on the second biggest carrier in the U.S. Seems like this should have been killed off a month or so ago at least.

And I really like my iPhone. But it just doesn't do much. What it does, it does well. But for my tastes, I like a little extra functionality and freedom. If Android didn't exist, I'd be perfectly fine with it. But I can't use this for the long haul when there are such good options out there in the Android world.