OK, guys, the iPhone 6+ is NOT meant to be used with one hand. Let's let that go. Apple added that shrinking feature as a stop gap, because they knew people would whin...um...
complain about one-handed use after they made a huge deal of it with iPhone 5.
I know that big screen phones are new to you, but certainly an adjustment in mindset is required from what I can see in the comments here.
The 6+ is a more "pocketable" iPad, really. A true "in-between" device.
And that is absolutely great (for those that prefer iOS). Why complain about more choices?
That said, my wife replaced her iPad/iPhone 4s combo with a Note 3 about a year ago and has not looked back. She
loves the (internally stored) stylus, customization options, etc. She uses and loves most, if not all of these features:
http://www.gottabemobile.com/2013/09/04/samsung-galaxy-s4-android-4-3-update-likely-coming-soon/
So for her, and I assume many Note 3/4 users, swinging back into the Apple fold may not be as simple as many make it sound here, larger screen notwithstanding. Once you fragment your environment and see what's out there, reintegrating becomes limited in comparison. She lost little, but gained a lot.
Now don't flame me too much; I'm not trolling, just calling it like it is in my household (former
all Apple environment).
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So where do you put it? A holster?
-please tell me you don't-
I love a good holster. Easy access, convenient when wearing quick-dry pants at the beach, and easily concealed with a tucked-out shirt if necessary.
Where else to put it? On a chain around your neck like the One Ring?
If you're female, a nice clutch should do the trick, or so my wife says.