Galaxy S7 or Galaxy S8? Tough decision...

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You're no spring chicken. [Flower]

Tough choice. I'm still using my Note 3. When it finally peters out, I'll get another Note.

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Originally Posted by 68Charger

I said tacos, cuz I'm a note guy...
I got a note 5 after having an S7, and never looked back.

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No card slot is still a deal breaker for me.

No battery change was a deal breaker for me when I got the S5 - could have gone S6 or S7 at that time. Now it's nearly impossible to avoid them.

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Originally Posted by crays

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You're no spring chicken. [Flower]

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LOL.

I don't think that will run airwatch.

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Originally Posted by brutal

No card slot is still a deal breaker for me.

No battery change was a deal breaker for me when I got the S5 - could have gone S6 or S7 at that time. Now it's nearly impossible to avoid them.

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What do you mean no card slot? The S8 and S8+ have a card slot in the carrier that holds the SIM card. No battery change annoyed me but the S8/S8+ has enough improvements (and I have enough battery packs) that I went ahead and made the change and I wouldn't go back.

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Originally Posted by Aloha_Shooter

What do you mean no card slot?

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Believe he is referring to the Note 5 referenced in the post.

My phone is so old it has a crank on the side(S3). Other than replacing the battery a couple of times, it's been mostly bombproof. I'm leaning towards a Note 8 (or 9, when it comes out in another year).

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Originally Posted by Aloha_Shooter

What do you mean no card slot? The S8 and S8+ have a card slot in the carrier that holds the SIM card. No battery change annoyed me but the S8/S8+ has enough improvements (and I have enough battery packs) that I went ahead and made the change and I wouldn't go back.

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Thanks, I know they have a card slot. They actually have a dual slot tray for the sim and a micro sd card.

That was a response to the post regarding a Note 5.

I voted for taco, because I like taco better than i-phone. [Phone]

Battery tech has improved. The problem with removable batteries is that they require the phone to be thicker. Removable batteries are required to have a rectangular shape and they have a plastic shell, and require a cover on the phone to keep the batteries in their place. Another problem with removable batteries is waterproofing the phone.