Have fun with your new toys - 6S looks sweet !
I used to purchase the newest, greatest as soon as they came out - but after doing this for quite a few years, somewhere along the way, the excitement just wasn't there anymore and I slowed down on the frequent upgrades. It could be that over the years, more and more features added were either useless to me (e.g. finger scanner, voice activation, etc.) or incremental benefit from prior version did not warrant the cost. And, there is also the environmental consideration of constantly consuming electronics that could contribute to toxic landfills (not to mention manufacturing byproducts' impact on the environment) and of course the out-of-pocket costs involved, especially as the family grew in size.
In our case, two months ago, DW and I upgraded our 2 yr old Samsung Galaxy S4s (one literally overheated itself to death) to Galaxy S5's for $0 each (+ taxes based on a cost of approximately $300 each (promo lease deal, so lower cost base)), and I just purchased another two Galaxy S5's (one year old?) when they came on sale for the kids for $1/each (+ taxes based on $600 each). Activation charges ($36/each) have all been waived due to longevity with current service provider. In this case, we saved ourselves (family x4) quite a bit of money by simply being behind one version as opposed to purchasing the latest device (the Galaxy S6), yet I feel we came out ahead feature-wise. First, this model has replaceable batteries (we carry several spares around - comes in handy), we can customize memory with SD memory slot (memory is much cheaper this way vs. being built-in onboard), and lastly all of us could be on the same high-end phones so can share equipment (holsters, cases, batteries, chargers, etc.). And, being able to pick up my son or daughter's phone
when in a pinch and know how to work it without having to ask her how her phone model works (like I used to in the past) is priceless!
That said, the 6S looks nice! Have fun
