Okay so I have scoured the internet and these forums to try and find an answer to this, but I just can't find it. I'm wondering what the long term life of the whole Galaxy line looks like. The reason being that right now I'm looking at both the GS3 and the iPhone 5. I know that most on these forums will probably try to sway me to the GS3, but right now I'm just interested in any problems that the GS3 will have down the road.
Some background on me and my question: I am currently working with the HTC Incredible. I have had the phone for almost 2 years, and up until about 4 or 5 months ago the phone has lived up to its namesake and been quite incredible. However, now it is quite slow, doesn't respond to my touches as well, and takes an absurd amount of time (usually) to get anything done.
With that said I know that the iPhone's have a pretty good track record for maintaining their quality throughout the life of the 2 year contract and beyond (I know people that are still happy with their iPhone 3S). What I don't know is the long term quality of the Galaxy S line (both 1, 2, and 3).
I'm quite interested in getting the GS3, but the only thing that may make me make the switch to iOS is the long term quality (or at least the expected quality inferred from past versions of the phone).
Thanks in advance for any help!
- Davis
Some background on me and my question: I am currently working with the HTC Incredible. I have had the phone for almost 2 years, and up until about 4 or 5 months ago the phone has lived up to its namesake and been quite incredible. However, now it is quite slow, doesn't respond to my touches as well, and takes an absurd amount of time (usually) to get anything done.
With that said I know that the iPhone's have a pretty good track record for maintaining their quality throughout the life of the 2 year contract and beyond (I know people that are still happy with their iPhone 3S). What I don't know is the long term quality of the Galaxy S line (both 1, 2, and 3).
I'm quite interested in getting the GS3, but the only thing that may make me make the switch to iOS is the long term quality (or at least the expected quality inferred from past versions of the phone).
Thanks in advance for any help!
- Davis