Getting Smart [[Phoned]]

I honestly planned to get an iPhone 4, I really did.  I'd been waiting, dreaming and scheming for months.  But, when I walked into my local Verizon, and told the salesman exactly what I wanted, he suggested I look into the Droid phones.  He proceeded to show me both phones and explained the differences in the two phones from applications to insurance to speed.  I could do everything I wanted from an iPhone, but faster and better from the Droid.  He also added that unlike the iPhone 4, I could try out the Droid phone of my choice for 14 days, and return it if I still wanted the iPhone.  So, that's how I ended up walking out of the store a good hour and a half later with the Samsung Charge run by the Android Network.

iPhone 4

Samsung Charge

Now, I've had this phone a little over 12 hours, and I would definitely say I'm still getting used to it.  But, so far, I've liked what I've seen.  My only real concern is the size.  It's a little bit bigger than the iPhone, but I think I'll get used to it eventually.  I've never had a big, data capable phone before, so I new the size would be an adjustment with any new phone.

So I guess this is what they call the adjustment period.  Thankfully, I know that in 14 days, if I still want the iPhone, I can still go back to the store.  I'm not thinking that will be the case, but you never know.

Do you have the iPhone or a Droid phone?  Have you used both?  What's your opinion?  I want to know what you think.