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You are correct. I had a Note 2 but didn't like the skin and the pen. The Nexus 6 is damn powerful and I've been happy with it. The Note 4 is powerful and has features. It just depends on what you are looking for.

Samsung isn't the only brand for Android. Samsung uses Android as their operating system which they have a "skin" over Android so it looks a bit different from the pure Google Android system.

Would like to hear from y'all nationwide on how the deaf people are doing with careers.

Android isn't a closed system like iPhone is. I can't help you there because there are plenty of information out there you can Google.

Lip reading is definitely a skill that I've practiced for at least 30 years. It's not impossible, but it is hard when people aren't as articulate with their mouths. I just tell them to write it down when I don't understand them. Make them do the effort.

iPhone is nice but I prefer the pure android experience, which is why I have a Nexus 6.

It does not matter if you sign pure ASL or CASE. What matters is that you can communicate with the deaf person. If they can understand your signing, then it's all good. Most deaf people can understand a mix of sign languages.