For what it's worth, I have a 6s without any issues, a Galaxy S6 and Note 7... none with any issues except my new iPhone 7 Plus 128GB. Zip code is 76040. My phone use is constant as it's my only phone. I use it for business primarily with some personal use.
Some users aren't "casual" users and depend on a Carrier and Vendor using an Enterprise mentality because there are some of us that have to live up to the "Enterprise" name (in a world where that has no meaning to some). Time is money.
This isn't to take any complaint away from users in any other areas of business, however my point is... imagine you're a "Network Engineer" for Verizon who is on call 24x7 for major incidents/outages. However, you can't respond properly to a major incident because the iPhone you've decided to purchase and Provider to use thinks of their network as "Consumer" grade, not "Enterprise" worthy. Therefore, Verizon's network backbone will be down for an extra few hours because people have to email or text. I know my Director and CIO won't care. Neither will our customers. Apple certainly won't as they have no Enterprise product.
I have more respect for Verizon than I do Apple in regards to understanding what "SLA's" are and "Uptime" along with "Serviceability". Apple has no concept of any of those things and never has. They do understand money though, so I'm returning my iPhone 7Plus today and either opting for a Note 7 or Pixel XL. No choice. Can't risk any aspect of my job just to use an Apple device that seems worse (design and function) than the previous years model for a bigger price tag. "Profit" is the only thing Apple understands.
It cost them $220 to make new iPhone 7 Plus (or less). Wish they would have spent $250 and ensured the phone was usable. People want a phone not "fixed" after it's been sold. But before they are duped into buying a flawed product.
