What do you use-Phone

[judd]

Originally Posted by barahona44

Had a Samsung flip phone bought a 100 dollar 1 year card from T mobile, used it for 7-8 years until I dropped it and it broke in 3 pieces.I still had about 46 dollars credit left on the card .Then,in August, the better half and me got LG smartphones thru Metro PCS, 85 per month and I haven't looked back.I'm beginning to understand why people get hooked on these things.

I think LG cameras are outstanding

[BettinBilly]

I run two separate businesses so I have two phones.

I've run the gamut on phones. Windows Phone, iPhone, BlackBerry, Android. I've had them all, and many variations. I'm currently running a BlackBerry and an Android.

For productivity and business, nothing competes (IMO) with the new BlackBerry 10 phones like the Passport. I was livid when they abandoned the platform last year, but I understand. Blackberry is now less than 1 percent of the market, so they bailed out. My BlackBerry Passport probably has 1 more year of use, then that's it. It does run some Android Apps (it runs on the QNX platform) but now that BlackBerry has dropped support, Android Runtime is out dated, so the apps are dropping like flies.

I'll probably go back to iPhone on my other line only because I LOVE music, and nothing does music like iPphone. Apple Music is integrated into the architecture of the phone, and not a separate app. But I have to say that Android is a better platform in my mind. I have a Droid on the other business lines. It's a Samsung Galaxy S7 and it rocks. I do have an iPhone 6s and an iPad2 that I may put back into service once my Blackberry goes toes-up.

[elysiantraveller]

I've had BlackBerry, iPhone, and Android over the years. Android is significantly the better phone and platform while iPhone retains a lot of its user-friendliness. It is something of a pick your flavor but my guess is the iPhone to Android user, once used to the OS, is far less likely to go back to iPhone than if they were reversed.

I run a Galaxy S7 Active as the built in waterproof ability and durability are high selling points for me with my outdoor lifestyle and not using a case is awesome. It's durable as hell and there is never that "eek!" moment when you drop it. I have the AT&T 16 gig plan but it's quite common for me to set up a local Wi-Fi when I'm out travelling for work. Pulling credit, building loans, etc.

[Lemon Drop Husker]

Samsung G8 Plus.

I use it for porn, texting, and yelling at robocallers.