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Thank you for the tip! A lot of people have recommended Good Lock, but for some reason I can't find it. Considering that the lockscreen is not a deal breaker for me, I didn't really look into alternatives. However, I'll start testing launchers to see if I can overcome stuff like this. S.N.

Thank you so much for the compliment!❤️ I know light has been poor, but we just bought better lighting and that's an issue of the past. You can see the difference in the AirPods 4 ANC Review, in the second part (the video is filmed in two different days). Let me know if that's better. S.N.

@ you are right. Checked out that vid & the 2nd part was good. All the best for future.

The price point of view is valid and will always be one of Android's strengths. As I said in the Motorola Moto G85 review, cheap Android phones have come a long waaaaay, and I love. Also, exactly what you said, you can find phones which put the focus on the SoC, for the power, and cut some costs in other areas that might not be that important for people. Thank you for sharing your input!😊 S.N.

Glad to hear you enjoy them!😊 S.N.

Indeed, such a shame Apple does not provide some support for them outside the ecosystem. 😒 S.N.

Interesting. What would make you use only one? Are there specific features that you cannot give up on both? Thank you for the input! S.N.

@@DigitalDash-on6ce Android provides me the least resistance: with the universal back gesture, the much better keyboard (I prefer Gboard) and of course the ability to mould things in a shape you like. On the iOS side, I love the visual consistency and polish in the UI (even though the Ux often is everything but), the integration with my Macbook, better photography in apps, focus modes are great as well, as are shortcuts... and the fact that my wife and son use iPhones. iOS still feels a lot more polished. I'm quite firmly on the Android side these days though. The S24+ is the best Android hardware I've used so far, and that made a big difference compared to my previous Android handsets.

Hi! Thumbnail wise, we test 3 different wallpapers to see which style fits our videos and audience the best. We are aware that there's a lot of work to do from this point of view, and we promise to improve more and sooner. Sorry if it did not resonate with you. As for the title, can you please tell us why you think it is inappropriate? Thank you for the feedback! S.N.

Chad energy right here! 💪💪💪

They're both improving on all ends, but I believe some new competition would be nice and better for the consumer. S.N.

Ios= spyware Android=spyware+bloatwares. 😂

@ real. 😂

Fair enough! You're getting the best of both worlds! Out of curiosity, what custom ROMs have you tried and considered to be the best? Thank you for the input!🫡 S.N.

That's a very good point of view. I think Samsung is pretty much the only company which is the exception. Thank you for that!🫡🫡 S.N.

Indeed, Apple managed to create a cult in some aspects, but it doesn't deny the fact that their devices are good. Some of them are just crazy expensive. However, I completely agree with the Android point. As far as my testing goes, no major complains whatsoever. Thank you for the input!🫡 S.N.

iPhone it’s more easy to use and and it’s a more beautiful phone and more easy to find cases in the iOS system is more beautiful and feels more premium

I got a Samsung Galaxy S24 Ultra 256GB. S.N.

We love it too! Very good performer! Thank you for the input!🫡 S.N.

Hopefully we get there soon! Thank you for the compliment!😊😊 S.N.

@preston8872 Thank you for the input! As an Apple user for quite a long time, their products always have performed well for me. It depends on what you need from a device, mainly. I believe the MacBook Air is kind of overpriced. The iPad Pro is incredibly expensive and, for someone like me, does not make any sense to buy such thing, but there are people, like artwork creators, who make money with such devices. That's the moment when it starts to make sense. As for PCs/Laptop, again, it depends on what you want from them. For general use and some gaming, you can get a good machine for way less than $999, so yeah. I'm going to build a PC next year, so stay tuned! S.N.

@preston8872 You will definitely not be disappointed! As I mentioned in the other comment to you, check the Moto G Stylus as well, you might like that one better! S.N.

@DigitalDash-on6ce ok. Idk if I would use the Stylus that's the thing though. I would probably just get the Motorola G 5G 2024 or Motorola G Power 5G 2024. As I don't think I would ever use the Stylus, and may be afraid I would lose it

Me too! Glad to see Motorola doing a good job again! 🥳 S.N.

I couldn't find it on the official US Motorola website. You can get the international version from Amazon for around $250. However, if you want something similar and from their website, I highly recommend the Moto G Stylus. You get the same phone, but with a better chip and a stylus included for $250. I believe it's one of the best deals at this price range. S.N.

i would definitely say motorola makes good budget phones with all around prices at each price point. second option would be the Samsung A series their price is ehh ok i would say but their phones dont go on discounts like Motorolas G series does.

@preston8872 The A series is definitely decent and tempting. I'm not a big fan of One UI, though. Samsung have their perks, and it depends on people's taste here. But I agree, A series is a good choice at any budget! S.N.

I agree, doesn't seem like they want to invest on that end a lot. I'd love them to continue with the security patches at least 3 years, maybe they'll take that into consideration in 2025. And yes, some of the bloatware is actually useful on this phone. 😂😂 S.N.

I agree, solid option. I'm not the biggest fan of Google Tensor, but the Pixel Phones are very well optimised and the cameras are amazing, in general. Thank you for the input!🫡 S.N.

It depends on what you need. Keep in mind that the CMF doesn't have NFC, so no Google Pay (or any other contactless payment methods/apps). The iPhone 13, on the other hand, is stuck at 60 Hz Refresh Rate, so it might feel slow (even though it's a powerful phone). So take your time and think about what you need. Both options are good, in my opinion. S.N.

I think budget phones are really good for the price that they offer for people nowadays, their not that bad to be hoenst, as people think they are, they just never have used them.

@preston8872 I agree, we've come a long way! Cheap phones are definitely offering a lot for their price! S.N.

Unfortunately, I simply need Google Pay. I don't really get why they didn't implement NFC on the phone, but I guess not a lot of people care or realise. For the first iteration, though, amazing job. Thank you for sharing your opinion! Much appreciated! ☺️ S.N.

Pretty much the same phone. The G Power is a bit bigger, but the same IPS, it is launched in 2024, so it will come with Android 14 out of the box. I'm not sure about the software updates, but you probably get 2 years of major software releases and 3 for security patches on both. Another small difference would be the charging speed, the G Power goes up to 30W, whereas the G54 can only do 15W. You don't get a charging brick with any, though😅. The last thing, G54 comes with up to 12 GB of RAM, while the G Power comes with 8 GB, but can be expanded to 16 GB when needed. All in All, both look to be a good choice. I've put the G Power because it's launched this year and it's around $200 all the time. The G54 is pretty much the same phone, spec wise, so it depends on what deals you find. If you go for the G54, please pay attention to the RAM memory it comes with, make sure to get the 12 GB one. S.N.

Interesting, I haven't encountered this issue yet. Maybe it's something that will get resolved with the next SW upgrade. S.N.

I agree, for most of the people (who only do the basics) will be enough. I'm not sure how long it will work decently, but only time will tell. S.N.

A phone which goes EOS will still be usable for a few years, as most of the apps do not require the latest SW version. I heard a lot of people with 6s being happy with it and not wanting to change, which is fair enough! S.N.

To be completely honest, I wasn't really impressed with the battery on the 16 Pro. I mean yes, it lasts at least a day with any kind of usage, but in the future it will definitely suffer. I'd say that apart from the Pro Max and Plus models, the battery life will be quite the same with what Apple has offered until now. However, for the normal ones size (6.1" and 6.3"), the battery is decent, their optimisation is quite good. If you would go for a 16 Pro, you will definitely see an upgrade (especially on the cameras), but you won't be impressed by the battery, but in fairness, not a lot of phones will be that good with the battery. S.N.

@@DigitalDash-on6ce thank you. I appreciate your honest opinion. It does offer me another perspective.

I just had a look over what they offer, ns they look interesting. However, hard to find it here, in Eastern Europe. I'll do my best to get one and see what it is capable of. S.N.

Hi! Well, depends on what you need and how long you can keep your current phone. Overall, the 13 will work well for you, as long as you don't mind the 60Hz display. If you wait for 2025, you might be able to find a 13 Pro for the same budget, but it depends on what you want from your phone. S.N.

I got it brand new for about $140. S.N.

I agree, the Apple ecosystem is the easiest to use, very intuitive and very efficient. What do you prefer between Apple and Google/Microsoft? S.N.

@@DigitalDash-on6ce oh It’s a huge and interesting question )) I’m using simultaneously Android devices since 2010 and Apple - since 2014, yep and some period - Windows phones (it was fascinating time). Apple eco gives reliability, useful tools, but locked you inside. You have no straight communication with other services and tools. For example: if all company works on Windows, and all software on this platform - you can’t use Mac in this environment. Google eco gives brilliant communication across all devices. Android flexible and more useful, but has some lags and instability. Microsoft provides eco almost for every aspect of life: business, work, study, personal needs. Available everywhere, but here and there clumsy, buggy and unreliable. So, even after so many years I have a choice and, with this, some hesitations: reliable, convenient but locked Apple or flexible, useful but slightly buggy Android. What you prefer?

I wouldn't necessarily say overpriced. As long as you keep your phone for 3+ years, it will be worth it. Their SH/Refurbished value is overpriced, though🥲. It also depends on what you want and need. Generally, though, I agree with the fact that a cheap phone can be enough for a lot of people. Thank you for the input! S.N.

It’s a wise decision

Thank you for your input and sharing your experience! Fair play to you, being hardware restricted can be a big disadvantage. I personally feel it right now. S.N.

Thank you for sharing your experience! Unfortunately, this is what Apple is the best at, making sure they lure you into their products. I also love Airpods, but I got a pair of Sony headphones which doesn’t care about what phone I use. As a matter of fact, since I got the Samsung, I actually have more control over them. I looked a bit over the internet and yes, you'll need an Apple device. Can you not emulate MacOS 13? You could also try with at an Apple Store, maybe someone will help you there. I hope you get it fixed soon! S.N.

​@@DigitalDash-on6ce will be trying MacOS 13 soon. I am outside my city and sadly no apple store here. Thanks for that suggestion