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Debating what kind to get? I have a S5 now I will probably get a S7 now.

iPhone 5s. Went to the att store yesterday to upgrade to iPhone 6. 5 customers and 1 sales person. I walked out.

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I was to busy today. I will go check them out tomorrow.

I have an IPhone 6 and also just got the Galaxy S7 for work. I do like the S7 a lot although I don't have a clue what all it can do actually.

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I have an IPhone 6 and also just got the Galaxy S7 for work. I do like the S7 a lot although I don't have a clue what all it can do actually.

 

 

I will be in the same boat.

I will be in the same boat.

 

Don't get the galaxy note. Just got one and the battery life is about 4 hours if I use it much. Stand by its great. Heard good things about the new lg with the extra battery and cradle.

Pulled the trigger on the iphone 6S today. So far so good.

If you're an android guy get the LG G5 or the S7 Edge. The S7 battery life is awful.

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If you're an android guy get the LG G5 or the S7 Edge. The S7 battery life is awful.

 

I know my S5 dont hold a charge long.

I know my S5 dont hold a charge long.

 

That's probably just your battery running down after 2 years of use. After 100 charges your battery loses about 1/5 of its life. One of the main reason I went away from Samsung myself. No replaceable battery on their new devices.

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