>People who are purchasing the S6 aren't buying into any lifestyle as far as I can tell. Nothing wrong with it, of course, but the perception that you "aren't

>People who are purchasing the S6 aren't buying into any lifestyle as far as I can tell. Nothing wrong with it, of course, but the perception that you "aren't buying into a lifestyle" is EXACTLY the lifestyle you're buying into. Maybe not S6 users in particular, but buyers of high-end Android phones in general absolutely are: that of being too smart for Apple and better than all those iSheeple. That's just as much a part of the Android experience as cult membership is of the iOS experience.