Sorry but i dont see the reason to root this right away.

Maybe aftwr 3 months when the roms are stable?

Not sure about the warranty, but knox will not go back to 0x0 even going back to full stock, once its trip to 0x1 its forever 0x1 except someone found a way to s-off and edit it.

There is rumours in xda that root without tripping knox might be available soon, as someone uploaded engineer binary s-boot in xda forum, so most likely just a matter of time until someone figure a way out.

yep. my biggest concern is Samsung Pay. btw, AdGuard is the best solution i found so far for unrooted device.
but on samsung there goin to be extra notification sticked there. Sony only got small key icon in statusbar which is better. the only flaw is blacklist/whitelist which quite ma fan. but good enough.

Samsung Pay in Malaysia? Won't happen anytime soon.

Motorola and Google’s Nexus range already offer glanceable monochromatic data that doesn’t consume 10-15% battery life during a day (roughly 1% per hour) and Samsung’s implementation is basic. You can’t see Android notifications which makes that data an extra click away (home button or wake/lock) and (unlike the Nexus range) you can’t get straight to the home screen from the fingerprint scanner without waking the phone up first. It’s clunky, but you can switch it off.

Fresh out the box the Galaxy S7 and Galaxy S7 Edge fly, but load them up with apps, browse complex web pages and you’ll quickly run into ‘jank’. Scrolling is the biggest offender, particularly browsing the web but even occasionally in basic navigation such as scrolling through Flipboard (Samsung’s default replacement to Google Now) or settings menus.

The experience is far from crippling, but it shouldn’t exist at all and the core experience can’t match iOS on the iPhone 6S/6S Plus or stock Android on the Nexus 6P which runs on previous generation hardware.

As such I feel Samsung phones could be powered by Intel Core i7 Extreme desktop CPU and 16GB of RAM and they’d still not run smoothly. Yes, the synthetic benchmarks are strong and these phones are very fast (particularly in games) but they aren’t smooth in day-to-day use and I’d swap the former for the latter all day long. It’s hugely frustrating and, even with their new heatpipes, they still get hot during intensive tasks.

worth upgrading from S6?anyone?

tmr I will go there ask, ask us to collect on 18th?
can I complaint to Samsung?

suddenly emo... cant get on 17th...
wanna scold  bad words now...