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<blockquote data-quote="MacLicious" data-source="post: 1624110" data-attributes="member: 133300">Being an ex iPhone user (had iphone 4 previously) and currently own both LG G2 and Samsung Note 3, here are my thoughts.Unless you want or need to wait until your contract is up, why don't you sell the LG G3 and get the iPhone 6.&nbsp; You can still get a good buck for the G3, and the longer you wait the less it will be worth.&nbsp; I am going from a 5.7&quot; screen on my Note 3 to the 4.7&quot; on the iP6.&nbsp; I kind of wish it were 5&quot;, but think I will be happier with 4.7&quot; than 5.5&quot;.&nbsp; Aside from surfing the web and watching video, my Note 3's 5.7&quot; screen makes for a very large phone to handle.&nbsp; Certainly it is not one you can use one handed.&nbsp; I've watched several YouTube videos on iP6 and lots comparing it to Android phones of varying sizes and I think I will be happy with it overall.&nbsp; My reasons for switching are different.&nbsp; It boils down to ease of syncing, with the top priority being my pics being recognized and sync'd within iPhoto which is currently giving me headaches trying to do same with my Note 3.Have you gone into a store and handled the two sizes of iPhone 6's?&nbsp; That might help you decide.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="MacLicious, post: 1624110, member: 133300"] Being an ex iPhone user (had iphone 4 previously) and currently own both LG G2 and Samsung Note 3, here are my thoughts. Unless you want or need to wait until your contract is up, why don't you sell the LG G3 and get the iPhone 6. You can still get a good buck for the G3, and the longer you wait the less it will be worth. I am going from a 5.7" screen on my Note 3 to the 4.7" on the iP6. I kind of wish it were 5", but think I will be happier with 4.7" than 5.5". Aside from surfing the web and watching video, my Note 3's 5.7" screen makes for a very large phone to handle. Certainly it is not one you can use one handed. I've watched several YouTube videos on iP6 and lots comparing it to Android phones of varying sizes and I think I will be happy with it overall. My reasons for switching are different. It boils down to ease of syncing, with the top priority being my pics being recognized and sync'd within iPhoto which is currently giving me headaches trying to do same with my Note 3. Have you gone into a store and handled the two sizes of iPhone 6's? That might help you decide. [/QUOTE]

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