When Phone Test Driving Goes Wrong
So, this past week, my beloved HTC One M8 went bad, and the screen started having some issues. Sad, sad news. Not quite sure what happened, as I don't fumble my phone or anything like that, so I sold it, and got the Samsung Galaxy Note 4 to test drive just for a week until the Nexus 6 arrives at T-Mobile. So I've been using this phone for a few days now, and I gotta say, this phone is amazing. Absolutely amazing. Samsung really stepped their game up with this device here. It's very well built, actually, I'd go as far as to say this is Samsung's best built device ever. The metal that's been incorporated into the edges of the device really make a huge difference in the feel of the phone, and I'm loving it.
Moving on, the camera on this thing? Absolutely bananas! I've never had a phone that took such clear pictures. I swear you could see my cuticles on my fingers on a picture I took of my hand. You could see my fingerprints. It's crazy! The screen on this bad boy is great as well. I mean there's just so much to love about this device.
The problem I'm having with it is, I wasn't supposed to actually like this device. It was supposed to just be a holdover until the phone I really want arrives, and I get rid of it. I'm a Nexus guy. I like the stock Android experience. That's Android the way it's supposed to be, unlike Samsung and their touchwiz, which actually isn't so bad here on the Note 4. I still don't like it, but I could get used to it. Also, I don't like that the Note 4 costs $100 more, full price than the Nexus 6. Granted, that $100 more is probably justified, but still, $100 more nonetheless.
Three days in, and I'm conflicted. Do I keep the Note 4, and not worry about the Nexus 6? Or do I stay on team Nexus? Gonna be a tough choice. Hopefully, T-Mobile gets the Nexus soon and I can make it easier on myself, because the longer I use this Note 4, the more I'll like it, and may not want to get rid of it...
Anyway, that's been it. Just wanted to change it up a bit and do a tech blog for once. If you're in the Market for a new device right now, definitely get the Note 4, as I'm sure most consumers don't really care about the different software on phones like I do. I have no problem recommending this device. It's a damn beast. Let me know what you all think, and what devices you all use. Thanks for reading. Peace.
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