iPhone or Android?

What are you using?


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iOS = better design, better phone design, better Cam (for my taste)

Android = better battery, faster phone, ok design, good Cam

You see, it is not about pixels or comparations. You don't live life on your phone gallery, but on Instagram.

So, you want to match your photo with IG, or Snapchat, X etc.

iPhone will give you better photos, in Gallery and when you upload to socials, vs some brutal Samsung.
(this requires some skill level, because some settings play a role)

This is not super verified info, but it's more a thing of taste. Both phones photos will be fucked up once uploaded to social.

Android phones are way better for those who are checking sales, tracking things, emailing, whatever.

Conclusion? You need both phones, latest iPhone and Samsung on every 2 years, because there is no need to buy every single year.
 
I used to be a big fan of mobile phones when I was a teenager, but nowadays, my interest in selecting them has decreased. I now use them mainly for calling, texting, and taking nice photos, nothing more.

I'm an Android user.
 
It’s better than Android imho in every way assuming general use. Just whatever you do, avoid the SEs even as a backup device. Their battery life competes with Alcatel for the biggest loser award.

Only complaint to date are overpriced apple brand accessories and no split tunneling.
 
It’s better than Android imho in every way assuming general use. Just whatever you do, avoid the SEs even as a backup device. Their battery life competes with Alcatel for the biggest loser award.

Only conplaint to date are overpriced apple brand accessories and no split tunneling.
Will you be cool though with iPhone X / 10? :smirk:

Pixel 7 has overpriced accessories too. I haven't bought them yet. Charger wireless? Crazy prices.
Earphones? Forget jacks. You need bluetooth stuff.
 
Will you be cool though with iPhone X / 10? :smirk:

Pixel 7 has overpriced accessories too. I haven't bought them yet. Charger wireless? Crazy prices.
Earphones? Forget jacks. You need bluetooth stuff.

Yes. I still have one that I use for bits and bobs. Still getting full software update and support too :)
 
I am currently using the 15 Pro Max. Never tested the Plus. I do believe this one manages battery better than the 15 Plus, even though the battery is the same. Apple always says that better the CPU better the performance and battery time.

My honest review, I can manage to use it all day without any problem. If I need really to have a hard working day full on phone I put on 60hz refresh mode and it's enough to last all day working

Edit: I'm not sure if that applies on your country, but in mine you can manage to rent mobile devices for 3 days to a week or a month. Maybe it would be good for you to give a try.
 
Im using Samsung S23 Ultra, is it too tough to change and adapt to iOS?

I am planning to go for 15 pro max , But I am more concerned about battery, I want it to last at least 1.5 days. Is it possible with iPhone?, Or should I just go with 15 Plus instead of pro max since Pro Max requires more battery power?
In apple 15 pro max is good to go........

In android check below & choose anyone touch
Xiaomi 14 Ultra
Honor Magic 6 RSR
Vivo X100 Ultra
Vivo X110 Pro Plus
 
I don't like how Apple tries to box you into a brand wall where users cannot customise the device unlike android where you can set it up exactly how you want it.
Exactly this while also being limited with other hardware/software compatibility and so on.
 
Exactly this while also being limited with other hardware/software compatibility and so on.
Perfect phone for kids and people who don't plan to get control of software they write.

Maybe it's good for CEOs, YouTubers on big channels and salesmen. It's kinda smooth to make photos and make phone calls with.
 
I love my iPhone I definitely would not change because it works perfectly for my needs. Battery probably gets used within 1 day but a) I’m using it lots throughout the day for many different things and b) I never really notice as I have charger at my desk and in my car so I normally top it up at various points and very rarely have an issue where I ran out of battery.

As far as learning curve I don’t think it’s too much; for me thinking about the opposite way around, I have to support Android users quite often and working out how to do stuff on those devices isn’t too alien compared to my iPhone.
 
you can replace the battery if you are having issues later on. samsung is a lot better in my option also.
 
I've used android phones my entire life. My brother has an iphone but I dont know exactly what version it is and the battery backup hadnt been that good for him. Im rocking my Realme 9 pro plus rn, it works great for my medium usage and games.
 
I prefer iPhone. I used to be a android guy tho back in the day.
 
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