Note 3 vs LG G3

but there's also a lot of Samsung phones out there to be repaired... So how's the repair rate per capita?

That said, the GS6 is working out the kinks right now. So it's probably wise to not be early adopters.

Yes, there are a lot of Samsung phones in my area, and I considered that. Still I think they deliberately make them that way. People will keep buying Samsung due to the tech specs and marketing.

People claim to barely to drop their Samsung phone, and the LCD goes blank. I've seen the S4 LCD blank out with no visible crack in screen nor LCD. Cleaning the connector fixes them sometimes. I don't see that with iPhones, and iPhones are common here. Samsung phones are buggy, have issues with mics and speakers, buttons, battery issues, heating issues, calling issues, etc. Their charging ports are way more likely to go bad. There are a good number of LG phones in my area, but I've only seen them with cracked screens unlike the plethora of problems I see with Samsung ones.
 
As I mentioned there is no quality with Samsung phones. Returned my S6 after 3 days of minor use. Waiting to get my hands on the S6 Edge to try out. Oh and the edge screen on my Galaxy Edge stopped responding to swipes and touches.
 
As I mentioned there is no quality with Samsung phones. Returned my S6 after 3 days of minor use. Waiting to get my hands on the S6 Edge to try out. Oh and the edge screen on my Galaxy Edge stopped responding to swipes and touches.

Just saw a cracked Galaxy S6 edge at my job, dude cracked it on day one.
 
Nope, we should all buy iPhones!

Hurray, iPhones!

I have to admit the iphone 6 plus ain't a bad phone but nowhere near worth $1.5k for the 128GB version (AUD).

Patiently waiting for the G4. The new Motorola Nexus would've been a pretty good phone if it came with a micro sd card slot and even better, removable battery.
 
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