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I went to the Apple store yesterday, to play around with the iPhone 7. I preordered the phone the day it was available for preorders, and it wasn't going to ship until October 4th. I had the Matte Black iPhone 7 Plus 32 GB coming to my doorstep. Well, after playing with the 6s and the 7, all I could think about was WHAT. THE. FUCK.

I overheard an Apple Specialist guy trying to sell the iPhone 7 to someone near me, and he talked about how much greater the speakers were compared to the 6s. So I wallowed over to the 6s Plus, and the 7 Plus, and moved them as close together as I could, granted they were tied down for security purposes, but I had them close...very close.

I played some shitty rap song both phones had programmed into it, and seriously Apple Specialist guy? The difference was almost null in comparison. I then took the 7 up and took a photo of the room. Same with the 6s...the only difference was I could zoom in on a picture with the 7, and once inside the Photos app, I couldn't tell any difference in resolution, etc. Also, the display is supposed to be brighter and better on the 7...Still couldn't tell any difference. The game changer though for me in deciding which one to get?

The fucking home button no longer clicks. It's literally a button that seems implanted into the screen. This killed it for me. I guess it killed it for me because I've been clicking home buttons for well over what? 10 years now? I know I'll have to adapt soon, but right now, for me to pay $10 extra a month for the newly released iPhone on Apple's 24 month program, seems incredibly stupid. I canceled my preorder and bought the 32 GB Gun Metal iPhone 6s. Those are my hands on comparisons, and coming from a Samsung Galaxy Note 4 to the iPhone 6s is a huge, massive step, considering that phone was one of the biggest pieces of shit I have ever owned.