changing platform is a bigger learning curve than upgrading into the same OS. a MUCH bigger learning curve

I like Android better. Too many people drink the apple kool-aid & really never use much of their phone but keep using the same phrase over & over again.

I Love my Big Screen Android!

You can clearly take care of a device, so perhaps it is not an issue for you, but the newest Android phones are nearly bulletproof. My Samsung S7 is water resistant (can be submerged, subjected to steam, etc.), has a scratch resistant/crack resistant screen, is shock proof (can drop it on a hard surface and nothing internal breaks), etc. Apple phones are notoriously easy to crack and even break internal parts, so I know people who make the transition to Android because of that. 

If you seriously consider and Android I would recommend messing around on one in the store for 10 minutes. Seriously, find the texting apps, use the internet to see how bookmarks and other important features work, see if you can figure out how to change a setting that matters to you, etc. Also, if you have any apps that you must have on a new phone make sure they are available on Android. 

I have made my new phone selection. S7 Edge.  I am not an apple user. Droid for me all the way.

I am quite pleased with my iphone6.  I found the 6+ too large for my hands but I've found most men are happy with the size.  It doesn't comfortably fit in a pocket though, or so I've heard.   I'd stick with iphone if you're used to it already.

I've never had an iPhone as I'm not a fan of their high prices contracts so I go with a droid myself

I'm an android user  so that's my choice.  

I am very happy with my iPhone 6+.

Paul S. Henderson, REALTOR®, Broker, Tacoma Washington - I know many people here love iPhone 6S Plus!

I am android person and love my Samsung Galaxy Note 5!

Paul,

We continue to be Apple customers, we love the service and the helpfulnes of the people at the store.  That matters more to us than whatever the next big thing is.  I have the 6S and love it.  Our friends just bought the 6Splus and loves his, and he had a brief stint with Droids until his developed a problem no one could solve or help with.  A

Bottom line, do what makes you feel  is best for you.

Apple all the way.  I have the 6S Plus and have IPads, MacBook Pro and couldn't imagine running my business without these products.  Having everything sync saves time and makes me so much more efficient.  If you already have an IPhone you need to think seriously if you really want to change.  Wouldn't make sense to me at all to ever do that.  But then, I'm an Apple fan and not everyone is.

Well I am biased...I was on Android but moved to iPhone a couple of years ago. I have a iPhone 6. Stick with Apple.

Paul, I love my 6S.  It just works and does what it's supposed to and much more that I probably won't figure out during this lifetime!

6S+ ... trust me you do not want to learn a new interface. If you weren't integrated so much into the apple world then maybe Android. Do not change you will regret it so much and with the expense of phones and the hassle of chaging you will be angry for many many years to come. I love apple. I am a huge fan of their intuitive interface. Trust me.

I do not have an iPhone.

Paul, after giving up my Blackberry (kicking and screaming all the way, I might add), I went android. It works for me.

I am an apple girl, phone, laptop, ipad home computer office computer and apple tv-my opinion may be biased but I say IPhone, I know alot of people that went droid and went right back.

I love my 6s I Phone

I'm with Tom Burris on this.  As much as it pains me to say this as an Android guy, stick with Apple unless there is a "must have" feature on Android that you need.  The two operating systems are night and day.  You'll have to repurchase any paid apps (if they even exist on Android).  Androids are superior devices that are a few years ahead of Apple, but if your ecosystem is built around Apple, you should stick with it.

From my personal experience:

I've been using Android since 2008 or so when the HTC G1 came out (first Android phone).  At my last job we had to give up our blackberries and get iphones back around 2013 or 2014.  I had the HARDEST time trying to figure out how to use the iphone and later the ipad.  Couldn't swype on it, speech recognition was crap.  I ended up only using it for receiving calls and placing calls to the two or three numbers I could get to sync from my Outlook.  Ended up telling people "Yes I have an iphone, but I won't be able to answer your email until I can get to a computer."

iPhone 7 is coming out why not wait for a few weeks for its features.

I converted to all Apple and have the 6S and love it. Sandy has all Android and she loves her Note 4. It is up to you!

Have to admit to being an iPhone and iPad fan!

Android

I love my iphone.... I'd go with the 6Splus.... I have a 6plus and I have a fitbit scale that's synchronized to my phone and it records all of my health stats....

Paul S. Henderson, REALTOR®, Broker, Tacoma Washington I have an iPhone 6 Plus that syncs with my desktop and iPad. It would be hard for me to change to another operating system.

I picked the Android because it does everything I want and more for my business.

Those big screens phones are not as popular as the preceding smaller ones.

I use Android.

Definately 6s or hold out til phone for the Iphone 7

We went with the iPhone 6S plus

6S Plus - I definitely think that what you're used to plays a big part. My iPhone friends who have switched to androids have come back in a hurry and vice versa. Siri and I don't always see eye to eye, but I love my 6S Plus. 

I like my Android, but then I am not too fussy, I just choose the best of those on special on the day I go to renew my plan and it always works out well.

I am with Iphone from the very beginning and update them regularly to the newest one.  

Buy big screen androids window phone!