Beside the other things already mentioned about the S5, I think the thing I've noticed the most is the battery life.
Made a quick run to Atlanta this morning. Was using phone to stream through car's AUX input probably about 80% of the time on the drive down there and on the drive back.
Left with 100%, pulled in driveway at home with 72%.
Seriously? Geez, they've came such a long way from what battery life used to be.
I hate I waited so long to switch from my old phone.
I went with the S5. When I went to the Verizon store I was leaning LG3. After looking at the two phones I decided to stay with Samsung.
I thank each of you for your opinions. From you input I think I would be fine with either one, just pulled the trigger on the Samsung.
Screen size will be better next go around, but not much else.
I have a number of intel engineers for customers, I've always heard LG's power management was the best in the biz, and it was finally brought to the phones with the G2. I'd imagine the G3 has outstanding battery life. My HTC One M8 is solid. The carrier does factor in here.
I'll probably do my t mobile jump upgrade soon. Leaning towards G3, but since I can effectively get a new phone every six months, why the heck not?
Milo, since you are consistently knocking the iPhone's hardware, I was wondering you make of this benchmarking tests...
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