The freedom alone is enough reason to get an android. Apps, music, videos and other files can be gotten basically anywhere on the net with ease with an android and can be moved to your PC. That's just me tho
Apps, music, videos etc can all be grabbed straight on the phone without ever needing to connect it to a PC, that's true of Android or iOS devices. That's the thing here, phones are increasingly devices that people use independently of a computer, often instead of one.
@@voteDC Not used an iPhone in a while but you never used to be able to transfer music and video without the files having been converted. I find Android far more intuitive
The main thing that nobody talks about is the Photos Too. Android is managed incredibly. With most Social Media apps having their own separate folders. So sharing something is incredibly easy. While iPhone is lightyears behind. Most photos are saved in one single Album. The only exceptions being Camera and Screenshots. So sharing a particular image is very inefficient. This is not that big of a deal, but if you're switching from an Android, it's gonna be a pain.
@@j.c.inaudito1137 And there's no expandable storage and if you don't have a Mac computer just transfering files is a pain in the backside. Can't understand anyone moving to iOS personally
Nice comparison bro, I actually agreed with almost all of it bc I remember switching from iOS back to Android in 2018 and it was like a breath of fresh air. I really think it boilss down to ecosystem and iMessage if you want to go with Apple.
You mena that iPhone for 500 bucks is more expensive than china Android phone for mostly 1000 bucks? Or do you think that 1000 bucks Korean phone is less expensive than 1000 bucks iPhone? Maybe iPhone is restrictive, but depends for what. I need to use my phone and never feel any kind of restriction with iPhone, but with Androind, very often, especially that there are no apps or apps are really bad, same as you switching between android devices, every one is different, different versions, different launchers...
@@jirikocman In the States you may have a limited selection of Android phones but in Europe you can get a decent Xiaomi, Samsung, Honor, Motorola, OnePlus or Oppo phones for less than quarter of the price of an iPhone and it will do everything you need without lag or stutter. The Samsung Galaxy A54 is a great phone and can be bought on Amazon UK for around £249 and it has a great 6.4 inch Super Amoled screen with a 120htz refresh rate, a 5000 M/A battery, 8gb ram and 128gb storage but that can be expanded via micro SD. The basic iPhone 15 costs £799 in comparison, has a smaller screen and only 128gb storage which can't be expanded. As for apps they are basically identical on iOS and Android. Android lets you use your phone as you want where as with Apple you use your phone as they dictate. Android all the way!
@@mdluk199 year, i headphones that android phone seleciton is lower in US. Here in Evropě there is plenky. My favorité phone seller have about 200 models.
I'm actually switching from Android to Apple this weekend. Going to the Apple Store here in Amsterdam to inform myself and ask questions, but if all goes well, then I'll be leaving with a 14 Pro Max. Who knows, I may even purchase an Android (Samsung) telephone later on once more and use both OS's. Thanks for the video!
I switched to iPhone 4 years ago. I miss some things about Android but I really like iOS. Also, my computer gear and tablets are Apple so I've been assimilated! No more issues like I used to have with Windows. Also, I traded in an old iPhone on a Pixel 7 to get an Android fix. While the FP sensor is still janky, it does take good pics. Will I return to Android? Maybe. I think I may ponder it as the S23 Ultra is coming and also next year the Pixel 8 will be out. They may tempt me, but all my apple stuff works very well so I can't really say for sure. My 13 Pro is excellent and the battery life is great.
I just switched from Android to iPhone in July after 11 years of Android. I think you need to re-scan your face for Face Unlock. It works pretty darn well for me. Even if my face is off to the side, and I wear glasses and a mask. Pretty brilliant. There are some pretty neat keyboard shortcuts if you learn them. Overall, the only thing I really miss is Always on Display (I probably should have waited to get the iPhone 14 Pro). And since I have Mac computers instead of Windows, transferring files and pictures is pretty great with AirDrop. I do miss other aspects of my Pixel 3a, but overall it's been a mostly successful switch.
I own mack and pc, and transfer files photos and videos from iPhone to PC is easy as on Android, just plug cable into PC, open explorer and you will see iPhone device, open it and you will see your photos/videos same as on android. Maybe it needs driver installed, I have iTunes due to Apple music on my PC, but it is same as with Android, you need extra app for Mac to access filesystem directly. But with Mac and iPhone/iPad... I can just use CPOY/PASTE to transfer fies, no cable needed
I got to say I use both an iPhone and Android and the one thing that annoys me about the iPhone is how you can't place icons where you want on the screen they move you can't set up an open screen everything has to just keep flowing that's annoying
I went from an Pixel 4a to a iPhone 14. Have no regrets whatsoever. I can do everything far quicker and all the apps seem better optimised. It's the closest to my home desktop PC speed in pocket form I've gotten.
Actually transition (Getting used to) takes time... but if you have been extensively into customization, then its indeed a hard thing. The only feature i miss in iphone is "Secure folder" (widely know as parallel/second space). Otherwise, i love iPhone.
I've been on iOS for around 4 or 5 months. I came from a Realme GT 2 Pro, previously a OnePlus 7 Pro. I'm impressed with the hardware, the software... not so much. I had expected less customization, but I find everything harder to use in iOS than Android.
@@Jada-ky4ci Agreed. I want to like iOS. But right now, I'm just not finding any feature that is easier or faster in iOS than Android. The camera is great, I really like that the screen is flat, the audio is pretty good, the battery life is wonderfull.
I go through phones a lot. I have used both android and IPhone. I looked at unlocked phones and used phones. I bought an ipone X 256 gb for 325. There are no phones in that price range that can even compete with an iphone. Even the google pixel 6a at 300 only had 128 gb . My iPhone works on my car with no problems . I have always had problems with android auto no matter what type of phone I’m using. As you get older you want stuff to work and my iPhone Just works.
Yes, my I use iPhone 8 plus at work, for basic stuff, like picking calls, email etc, and I have to tell you, I don't think that any android that old from that same year would work what well. Sure, I'm annoyed, because it seems annoying to use, but it just works. Smoothly. And about 3 years ago I used my sister's iphone 6+, a phone fron 2015,it really worked fine. I had LG g3 mini from that same year, and it lacked space, it lagged a bit, overall, I couldn't even use all apps. So there's that.
@@SirBrucie check Max Tech blind video comparison of the iPhone 13 pro vs S22 ultra vs Fold 4, both the S22 and Fold 4 beat the iPhone 13 pro (which is better than the 13) in photos. Apple only has a slight edge in video, that's all
I change every 3 years just to spice up my life. Due for a iPhone 15 in November when I upgrade. iOS 17 sounds pretty good so I should enjoy it. Might have that for 2 years though. So then onto the s25 ultra. Plus I think girls as a rule prefer the iPhone and my daughter's have one each so if I get one I can control them lol.
It’s not weird. The whole blue vs green bubble is both ridiculous and stupid. It shouldn’t matter what color bubble you have as long as the message gets across.
@@FishBeeProductions I couldn't care less lol, what I care about, is keyboard. I'd like to switch to apple iphone maybe 14 pro or 13pro,or 13 mini, can't decide yet, but I really wonder, if I can install SwiftKey keyboard on it. Because I hate apple original keyboard, I have it on work phone.
Finally an honest review about switching from Android to IPhone. I did the switch and I notice the same things . Generally Android is more user friendly in my opinion.
I switched to the iPhone in June. But I have to go back to Android. I hate the Apple keyboard and autocorrection. The iPhone is not compatible with Linux. It is terrible to transfer music files from a Windows computer to the iPhone.
Wow, interesting. I've moved from an iPhone to an S22 Ultra two months ago. Fingerprint is very inconsistent for me, half the times I need to try 3-4 times or put in my PIN, Face ID worked for me 100% of the time. This is the ultrasonic top-of-the-line best in class sensor. I had crashes (mostly third party apps like nerd wallet, but still - this wasn't a thing on iPhone), weird bugs, UI issues and horrible app optimizations, camera / shutter lag, performance issues from this "flagship" - non of those ever were a thing on an iPhone that's less then three years old. Android auto is both bad in UX and super, suuuuppppeeeerrrr slow. Camera is amazing when it works, but 75% of the time it stutters and I get a blurry photo of the back of someone. Doesn't matter how many megapixels you have behind that awesome telephoto - if it doesn't work when you need it to work. This is a phone, it needs to be a point and shoot - not a DSLR. Messaging is okay, it's more or less the same, I don't really use all the weird extra features iMessage allows like consuming media with a group?? Who does that? UI is nicer, iPhone's caught up mostly but not quite there, theming is great, good lock is nice. The Google feed is nice. Privacy is BAD, like HORRIBLY BAD, you notice it immediately! If you even dare search for anything with google on an android you are immediately bombarded with targeted ads EVERYWHERE. I'm guessing those things are "invisible" to someone already using android for a while, but as someone who only recently came back after 6 years on iPhone - wow, that's very noticeable. Automation is years behind (surprisingly, I really thought Android would be much better). I do a lot of automation -both professionally for work and for myself. Shortcuts is better featured, better integrated and more reliable then google assistant routines, bixby modes and routines, Alexa routines, Smartthings and IFTTT combined - and I do have to combine all of these to get most of what I got on an iPhone natively. Smart home is a mess, maybe with matter things will be better, sometime in the future.
Ur right. Very similar now. UI def better on Android. I primarily use 13 mini n also have pixel 6a. The biggest part ur omitting is value. Apple can’t touch google pixel pricing. Especially with trade ins n gift cards. Why spend $400 or more for a similar n many times worse experience unless tied to ecosystem?
Idk i think i will switch to ios cause of these android bugs,even iPhone 6 with bad battery works better than any android i bought so its different experience for everyone
I am a big iPad fan, and I also have several Macs (but mainly Windows) but I cannot switch to iPhone. Like you I got an iPhone (SE) to test it, but I can't stand the notification management, lack of USB C. And face id it the only thing I don't like on my iPad pro, it always tells me I am too far, not in front bla bla blac, WIndows hello works better, but fingerprint for me is the best.... So I pretty much agree with everything you said...
Why USB-C, you can buy Xiaomi for mostly 1000 USD with USB-C, but that USB-C is only USB 2.0 so poor speeds as lighting but you cant even get video output by that USB-C but with lighting you can.
@@jirikocman oh so, because a dumb Chinese manufacturer can't be bothered with putting a proper USB C port in their $1000 phones I should prefer lightinig?? That's a serious argument...🤣 Meanwhile my Samsung S10e from 3 years ago has a proper port with proper speeds and video out...
The mess of a notification management, stupid phone dialler and lack of proper indication when the mute mode is on and also over-reliance on users stumbling on to gestures to do things is a dealbreaker for me. iOS is not at all a user friendly OS at all and I wholeheartedly cannot recommend people using it
Just bought an iphone and men after using it i just thought of sending it back because of how horrible and annoying iphone is the only thing i like from apple is their imacs/macbooks and ipads thats it but the phone line is just horrible for me, the first thing i noticed which annoyed me was well having to go to the homescreen for the settings, or the fact that i cant download things on drive on apple but only upload them like wtf, and now my mum told me if i really dont like it i can choose what ever i want and i am probably going to go with the s22 since it is still a great phone, I will never go back to ios unless they change themselves such a nightmare when you use iphone!
Thanks for your video. But no way in hell can i use an apple product lol. No nova launcher, cant send files via usb c, apk, custom roms and so many other things.
Face ID works great when you don’t have a camera in front of your face. And you uninstalled the factory Reminders app so that Siri wouldn’t work. Come on man.
Dude Icons arrangement is the same on android & iOS.. You just don't know how to do it on iOS.. It is basically the same.. I have both android & iOS but I love my iphone much better than the android.. especially if you have macbook, apple watch, airpods etc.. it works wonderfully.. & for me apple products is the highest quality of all gadget I have used..
There’s no back button to switch between apps? You can just swipe across the bottom of the screen to switch between them. And inside apps you can usually swipe in from the left edge to go back. And face unlock is a dream compared to most finger print readers. Huge plus for the iPhone. Notifications is apple’s Achilles heel though. But they’ve gotten better at them.
I have no back button on Android too, It is few years ago when I learned gestures, and that button navigation is first thing I will turn off on Android device. On iOS there is no need from back button even in menus as you can swipe from left to right to get back to previous scrren... But this video is just misunderstanding iOS, no try to solve problems as most described problems are just user error not willing to fix it.
Notifications on iPhone drive me absolutely insane, deal breaker for me but I understand I’m simply used to galaxies all my life so that’s probably why I couldn’t handle switching
I switched to iPhone just becouse I can write text messages from Macbook. And I switched to Macbook becouse it is only one well perfroming laptop with passive cooling, Same I switched to Apple Watch just for one feature - it can unlock my Macbook, no other watches can do it I really like that ecosyste, but centerpiece for me is Macbook
Terrible comparsion. You are probably most fixed to Android, most of your complains are just about settings. For example, open links in respective apps. I really hate if anything will open App instead of web page. But you can easily set it to open external link in corrsponding app. Im curious what you are doing with faceID, never had problem even with very wierd angles Casting audio is easy same as on android, just use control center.
Interesting thing is, when he complained, that youtube link opens on UA-cam app, well, I've been annoyed at my Samsung about quite opposite - why would I watch UA-cam link video on my browser, if I have an app for that? I'd like to look at it in my UA-cam history, but, no, I have to switch that separate. Quite annoying
I used android forever. You didn't learn how to use apple before deciding. I know I am 42 and just now learning apple. It is not that hard maybe you just are not as tech savvy as you would like to think. Because apple is very simple to figure out.
I switched to the Pixel 6a from the iPhone 13 and the biggest mistake... Lack performance, no drag and drop, no unknown callers silence and poor battery.... Next phone will definitely be iPhone and won't switch to Android ever again.
Not sure if I understand this correctly you switch to a budget phone from a flagship and you are surprised by the performance difference maybe I'm reading it wrong .
@@jejunamja 6a had Google Tensor Chipset which I thought was decent but it can't even compare to mid range chipset now. I'll probably trade-in this Pixel and upgrade to iPhone 15.
@@mirzarizwanbaig9449 yeah I don't know if Apple will give you much for it but you could try selling it on Facebook marketplace or something like that but if you're an iPhone fan yeah I can see how a budget pixel phone would disappoint you... It's not a bad phone I think it's actually pretty good for the price but coming from the 13 it would seem a downgrade for sure
Maybe you just should have bough high end android. Like galaxy s series. I still use my galaxy s10e, and it works well after 3 years use. Iphone 13 is flagship phone, that's why you see such difference.
This video is just musunderstaing of iOS, i bet he moved back from iphone back to android without knowing how exactly it works. @applesupport channel will help your queries for any starters with some good videos.
The freedom alone is enough reason to get an android. Apps, music, videos and other files can be gotten basically anywhere on the net with ease with an android and can be moved to your PC. That's just me tho
I can't go back to apple. Too many normies use iPhones these days.
Apps, music, videos etc can all be grabbed straight on the phone without ever needing to connect it to a PC, that's true of Android or iOS devices. That's the thing here, phones are increasingly devices that people use independently of a computer, often instead of one.
@@voteDC Not used an iPhone in a while but you never used to be able to transfer music and video without the files having been converted. I find Android far more intuitive
@@voteDC not sure how to get all the music I bought on iTunes to Android. It’s a pain. Main reason I keep iOS.
The main thing that nobody talks about is the Photos Too. Android is managed incredibly. With most Social Media apps having their own separate folders. So sharing something is incredibly easy.
While iPhone is lightyears behind. Most photos are saved in one single Album. The only exceptions being Camera and Screenshots. So sharing a particular image is very inefficient.
This is not that big of a deal, but if you're switching from an Android, it's gonna be a pain.
This is the only thing thats stopping me from going to ios. They really dont have separate albums for different apps? Even when you download it?
@@j.c.inaudito1137I'll add more pain there is no FILE MANAGER like android so GOOD LUCK 🤞
@@j.c.inaudito1137 And there's no expandable storage and if you don't have a Mac computer just transfering files is a pain in the backside. Can't understand anyone moving to iOS personally
@@j.c.inaudito1137 you could always use google photos, I use it so i can delete things off photos but still have them with google
Nice comparison bro, I actually agreed with almost all of it bc I remember switching from iOS back to Android in 2018 and it was like a breath of fresh air. I really think it boilss down to ecosystem and iMessage if you want to go with Apple.
IPhones are over expensive and very restrictive. Transferring files is an absolute nightmare.
transferring files are crazy for some reason LOL
You mena that iPhone for 500 bucks is more expensive than china Android phone for mostly 1000 bucks? Or do you think that 1000 bucks Korean phone is less expensive than 1000 bucks iPhone? Maybe iPhone is restrictive, but depends for what. I need to use my phone and never feel any kind of restriction with iPhone, but with Androind, very often, especially that there are no apps or apps are really bad, same as you switching between android devices, every one is different, different versions, different launchers...
That is the allow reason I like iphone, you can not dnowload free app
@@jirikocman In the States you may have a limited selection of Android phones but in Europe you can get a decent Xiaomi, Samsung, Honor, Motorola, OnePlus or Oppo phones for less than quarter of the price of an iPhone and it will do everything you need without lag or stutter. The Samsung Galaxy A54 is a great phone and can be bought on Amazon UK for around £249 and it has a great 6.4 inch Super Amoled screen with a 120htz refresh rate, a 5000 M/A battery, 8gb ram and 128gb storage but that can be expanded via micro SD. The basic iPhone 15 costs £799 in comparison, has a smaller screen and only 128gb storage which can't be expanded. As for apps they are basically identical on iOS and Android. Android lets you use your phone as you want where as with Apple you use your phone as they dictate. Android all the way!
@@mdluk199 year, i headphones that android phone seleciton is lower in US. Here in Evropě there is plenky. My favorité phone seller have about 200 models.
I'm actually switching from Android to Apple this weekend.
Going to the Apple Store here in Amsterdam to inform myself and ask questions, but if all goes well, then I'll be leaving with a 14 Pro Max.
Who knows, I may even purchase an Android (Samsung) telephone later on once more and use both OS's.
Thanks for the video!
yeah there's definitely pros and cons of each
What did you buy?
I switched to iPhone 4 years ago. I miss some things about Android but I really like iOS. Also, my computer gear and tablets are Apple so I've been assimilated! No more issues like I used to have with Windows. Also, I traded in an old iPhone on a Pixel 7 to get an Android fix. While the FP sensor is still janky, it does take good pics. Will I return to Android? Maybe. I think I may ponder it as the S23 Ultra is coming and also next year the Pixel 8 will be out. They may tempt me, but all my apple stuff works very well so I can't really say for sure. My 13 Pro is excellent and the battery life is great.
Nice! I'm curious about the S23 series from Samsung, hopefully they have some good trade in deals.
Apple annoys you with very small things which matter dor daily use, the call logs, keyboard, calculator, copy pasting stuff.
Can't you just use other keyboard? Like SwiftKey? I use it like since forever on all my androids, it's really convenient
Just switched to an iphone 14 pro max and I completely agree with this video. I've been using Android since 2011.
I just switched from Android to iPhone in July after 11 years of Android. I think you need to re-scan your face for Face Unlock. It works pretty darn well for me. Even if my face is off to the side, and I wear glasses and a mask. Pretty brilliant. There are some pretty neat keyboard shortcuts if you learn them. Overall, the only thing I really miss is Always on Display (I probably should have waited to get the iPhone 14 Pro). And since I have Mac computers instead of Windows, transferring files and pictures is pretty great with AirDrop. I do miss other aspects of my Pixel 3a, but overall it's been a mostly successful switch.
I own mack and pc, and transfer files photos and videos from iPhone to PC is easy as on Android, just plug cable into PC, open explorer and you will see iPhone device, open it and you will see your photos/videos same as on android.
Maybe it needs driver installed, I have iTunes due to Apple music on my PC, but it is same as with Android, you need extra app for Mac to access filesystem directly. But with Mac and iPhone/iPad... I can just use CPOY/PASTE to transfer fies, no cable needed
BTW if you want visual notification for messages/call, you do not need always on display, you can use flashlight as visual notification
You find FaceID doesn’t seem to work that well? You can’t have it set up correctly. It works 99% of the time for me.
Completely agree with you about Android. Android OS is fluid and logical.
I got to say I use both an iPhone and Android and the one thing that annoys me about the iPhone is how you can't place icons where you want on the screen they move you can't set up an open screen everything has to just keep flowing that's annoying
Thanks for being honest about the iphone. I felt the same way.. I would take a pixel over it any day!
My buddy just fell on iPhone trap
I use both . Android for gaming because it lasts longer and iphone for photography 😊
One of the best comparison videos out there! ❤
Thanks glad I could help
I've switched
From Apple to Samsung, I'm glad I did.
Nice!
Thanks. I've been an android guy forever and I've been considering jumping over to iPhone...now I'm not so sure I want to
I went from an Pixel 4a to a iPhone 14. Have no regrets whatsoever. I can do everything far quicker and all the apps seem better optimised. It's the closest to my home desktop PC speed in pocket form I've gotten.
Actually transition (Getting used to) takes time... but if you have been extensively into customization, then its indeed a hard thing. The only feature i miss in iphone is "Secure folder" (widely know as parallel/second space). Otherwise, i love iPhone.
I've been on iOS for around 4 or 5 months. I came from a Realme GT 2 Pro, previously a OnePlus 7 Pro. I'm impressed with the hardware, the software... not so much. I had expected less customization, but I find everything harder to use in iOS than Android.
To be expected when you switch to a a whole different system
@@Jada-ky4ci Agreed. I want to like iOS. But right now, I'm just not finding any feature that is easier or faster in iOS than Android. The camera is great, I really like that the screen is flat, the audio is pretty good, the battery life is wonderfull.
Could you make a video on switching from iPhone to Android, (or Samsung). Thanks, I love your channel! :)
good idea!
Thanks for replying!
Samsung is a decent software jus that it's not super stable and bug free/not the smoothest
I go through phones a lot. I have used both android and IPhone. I looked at unlocked phones and used phones. I bought an ipone X 256 gb for 325. There are no phones in that price range that can even compete with an iphone. Even the google pixel 6a at 300 only had 128 gb . My iPhone works on my car with no problems . I have always had problems with android auto no matter what type of phone I’m using. As you get older you want stuff to work and my iPhone Just works.
Yes, my I use iPhone 8 plus at work, for basic stuff, like picking calls, email etc, and I have to tell you, I don't think that any android that old from that same year would work what well. Sure, I'm annoyed, because it seems annoying to use, but it just works. Smoothly. And about 3 years ago I used my sister's iphone 6+, a phone fron 2015,it really worked fine. I had LG g3 mini from that same year, and it lacked space, it lagged a bit, overall, I couldn't even use all apps. So there's that.
iPhone is not for convince its just a status thing, like buying a Ev or wearing high heels
Only thing I like on iPhone is the camera and I use more than just my camera so galaxy is a no brainer.
@@SirBrucie camera is close on Samsung flagships
@@_Digitalguy They need to do better. The iPhone camera looked better in the photo. They get everything else except the camera.
@@SirBrucie check Max Tech blind video comparison of the iPhone 13 pro vs S22 ultra vs Fold 4, both the S22 and Fold 4 beat the iPhone 13 pro (which is better than the 13) in photos. Apple only has a slight edge in video, that's all
Status is getting high end Samsung Galaxy devices
"from my cold, dead hands" Android forever
I change every 3 years just to spice up my life. Due for a iPhone 15 in November when I upgrade. iOS 17 sounds pretty good so I should enjoy it. Might have that for 2 years though. So then onto the s25 ultra. Plus I think girls as a rule prefer the iPhone and my daughter's have one each so if I get one I can control them lol.
Nice, that's not a bad way to do it really.
It’s not weird. The whole blue vs green bubble is both ridiculous and stupid. It shouldn’t matter what color bubble you have as long as the message gets across.
Yeah Apple wants to bully you into buying their phones lol
@@FishBeeProductions I couldn't care less lol, what I care about, is keyboard. I'd like to switch to apple iphone maybe 14 pro or 13pro,or 13 mini, can't decide yet, but I really wonder, if I can install SwiftKey keyboard on it. Because I hate apple original keyboard, I have it on work phone.
My reminder works bub
i have always been a mac user. I switched a23. took a bit getting use to Samsung. but now I do like the A23 better.
Finally an honest review about switching from Android to IPhone. I did the switch and I notice the same things . Generally Android is more user friendly in my opinion.
if not the back button then not having an option to choose swipe right to left for going back
I switched to the iPhone in June. But I have to go back to Android. I hate the Apple keyboard and autocorrection. The iPhone is not compatible with Linux. It is terrible to transfer music files from a Windows computer to the iPhone.
yeah i can understand that
Great video. 👍
Can you swype on iPhone? Or use another kind of keyboard from app store? Because I love to use swift key on my galaxy s10e.
I switched to iPhone after 10 years with a Samsung, and love it! To each his own.
Wow, interesting. I've moved from an iPhone to an S22 Ultra two months ago.
Fingerprint is very inconsistent for me, half the times I need to try 3-4 times or put in my PIN, Face ID worked for me 100% of the time. This is the ultrasonic top-of-the-line best in class sensor.
I had crashes (mostly third party apps like nerd wallet, but still - this wasn't a thing on iPhone), weird bugs, UI issues and horrible app optimizations, camera / shutter lag, performance issues from this "flagship" - non of those ever were a thing on an iPhone that's less then three years old.
Android auto is both bad in UX and super, suuuuppppeeeerrrr slow.
Camera is amazing when it works, but 75% of the time it stutters and I get a blurry photo of the back of someone. Doesn't matter how many megapixels you have behind that awesome telephoto - if it doesn't work when you need it to work. This is a phone, it needs to be a point and shoot - not a DSLR.
Messaging is okay, it's more or less the same, I don't really use all the weird extra features iMessage allows like consuming media with a group?? Who does that?
UI is nicer, iPhone's caught up mostly but not quite there, theming is great, good lock is nice.
The Google feed is nice.
Privacy is BAD, like HORRIBLY BAD, you notice it immediately! If you even dare search for anything with google on an android you are immediately bombarded with targeted ads EVERYWHERE. I'm guessing those things are "invisible" to someone already using android for a while, but as someone who only recently came back after 6 years on iPhone - wow, that's very noticeable.
Automation is years behind (surprisingly, I really thought Android would be much better). I do a lot of automation -both professionally for work and for myself. Shortcuts is better featured, better integrated and more reliable then google assistant routines, bixby modes and routines, Alexa routines, Smartthings and IFTTT combined - and I do have to combine all of these to get most of what I got on an iPhone natively.
Smart home is a mess, maybe with matter things will be better, sometime in the future.
Ur right. Very similar now. UI def better on Android. I primarily use 13 mini n also have pixel 6a. The biggest part ur omitting is value. Apple can’t touch google pixel pricing. Especially with trade ins n gift cards. Why spend $400 or more for a similar n many times worse experience unless tied to ecosystem?
yeah if you look at the pricing, trade ins and gift cards for the pixel 7 series, it's tough to pass those up!
back button is the reason for me
Idk i think i will switch to ios cause of these android bugs,even iPhone 6 with bad battery works better than any android i bought so its different experience for everyone
I am a big iPad fan, and I also have several Macs (but mainly Windows) but I cannot switch to iPhone. Like you I got an iPhone (SE) to test it, but I can't stand the notification management, lack of USB C. And face id it the only thing I don't like on my iPad pro, it always tells me I am too far, not in front bla bla blac, WIndows hello works better, but fingerprint for me is the best.... So I pretty much agree with everything you said...
Why USB-C, you can buy Xiaomi for mostly 1000 USD with USB-C, but that USB-C is only USB 2.0 so poor speeds as lighting but you cant even get video output by that USB-C but with lighting you can.
@@jirikocman oh so, because a dumb Chinese manufacturer can't be bothered with putting a proper USB C port in their $1000 phones I should prefer lightinig?? That's a serious argument...🤣 Meanwhile my Samsung S10e from 3 years ago has a proper port with proper speeds and video out...
Good video I tried a apple for week I prefer a Android also
if I will buy the new iphone its just for the looks
I find iPhone much easier to use. But I’m not here to say which is better. The best phone will always be the one you currently have.
I feel like this was just a F IPhone video and he really don’t have one and didn’t switch at all. He’s kinda wrong about a lot of things. 😂
True, this guy's opinion is always wrong lol
I thought so as well, feels like he bought an iPhone just to complain about stuff that we don’t care about…
The mess of a notification management, stupid phone dialler and lack of proper indication when the mute mode is on and also over-reliance on users stumbling on to gestures to do things is a dealbreaker for me. iOS is not at all a user friendly OS at all and I wholeheartedly cannot recommend people using it
it definitely takes some getting used to. Funny thing is my wife has android and iphone for work, she always complains about using the iphone LOL
I currently have a s20fe5g and it's pretty good but I'm thinking about switching to a iphone eventually
Just bought an iphone and men after using it i just thought of sending it back because of how horrible and annoying iphone is the only thing i like from apple is their imacs/macbooks and ipads thats it but the phone line is just horrible for me, the first thing i noticed which annoyed me was well having to go to the homescreen for the settings, or the fact that i cant download things on drive on apple but only upload them like wtf, and now my mum told me if i really dont like it i can choose what ever i want and i am probably going to go with the s22 since it is still a great phone, I will never go back to ios unless they change themselves such a nightmare when you use iphone!
Sold iphone 14pro after 7 month. It sucks.
Thanks for your video. But no way in hell can i use an apple product lol.
No nova launcher, cant send files via usb c, apk, custom roms and so many other things.
I am with you.
But, but, but the bubble color!!!
Sometimes it's good to be green lol
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0:32 people with headphones
You can transfer videos and like 20pics at a time in iMessage without losing quality. Send a video on android and it looks like 8bit digital garbage😂
Depends on carrier...and settings
Shows you don't know how to use Android. Rcs changes that and android can send large files via link and maintain full resolution
@@mjjones1045 on Samsung there is that thing called link share on something like that, and it's really good.
All these issues you're highlighting make me think you got a dud phone or perhaps this IOS version was buggy.
I couldn't switch to iPhone as well
Face ID works great when you don’t have a camera in front of your face. And you uninstalled the factory Reminders app so that Siri wouldn’t work. Come on man.
Dude Icons arrangement is the same on android & iOS.. You just don't know how to do it on iOS.. It is basically the same.. I have both android & iOS but I love my iphone much better than the android.. especially if you have macbook, apple watch, airpods etc.. it works wonderfully.. & for me apple products is the highest quality of all gadget I have used..
There’s no back button to switch between apps? You can just swipe across the bottom of the screen to switch between them. And inside apps you can usually swipe in from the left edge to go back.
And face unlock is a dream compared to most finger print readers. Huge plus for the iPhone.
Notifications is apple’s Achilles heel though. But they’ve gotten better at them.
Maybe my face unlock will get better with this update 🤷
@@FishBeeProductions In my experience they’ve been good for a long time. Maybe try and reread your face?
I have no back button on Android too, It is few years ago when I learned gestures, and that button navigation is first thing I will turn off on Android device.
On iOS there is no need from back button even in menus as you can swipe from left to right to get back to previous scrren...
But this video is just misunderstanding iOS, no try to solve problems as most described problems are just user error not willing to fix it.
Notifications on iPhone drive me absolutely insane, deal breaker for me but I understand I’m simply used to galaxies all my life so that’s probably why I couldn’t handle switching
way easier on android.. no back buttons and extra steps turned me off of iphone.
Yay android!!! 😎👍
People buying iPhone just for fake social status are the worst
sad but yeah, it happens quite a bit
That's why I Avoid this Fruit Brand!!! @_@
I switched to iPhone just becouse I can write text messages from Macbook. And I switched to Macbook becouse it is only one well perfroming laptop with passive cooling, Same I switched to Apple Watch just for one feature - it can unlock my Macbook, no other watches can do it
I really like that ecosyste, but centerpiece for me is Macbook
Hello
I have a iPhone 12 and Siri sets reminders quick so stop lying dude
I can't stand ios i like Android it's much more ueser friendly than ios so am sticking with Android
you're supposed to only use first party app and stay in the eCoSyStEm, third party app users are thrid class citizens of the apple kingdom
Terrible comparsion. You are probably most fixed to Android, most of your complains are just about settings. For example, open links in respective apps. I really hate if anything will open App instead of web page. But you can easily set it to open external link in corrsponding app.
Im curious what you are doing with faceID, never had problem even with very wierd angles
Casting audio is easy same as on android, just use control center.
Interesting thing is, when he complained, that youtube link opens on UA-cam app, well, I've been annoyed at my Samsung about quite opposite - why would I watch UA-cam link video on my browser, if I have an app for that? I'd like to look at it in my UA-cam history, but, no, I have to switch that separate. Quite annoying
less battery also I don't like iOS I'd wait for s23 ultra
I'm still watching s22 ultra prices LOL
@@FishBeeProductions already have it I'm using a pixel 6 though now while charging my s22 ultra
Would you recommend to wait for the S23 Ultra or go with the Google pixel 7 pro on black Friday?
I used android forever. You didn't learn how to use apple before deciding. I know I am 42 and just now learning apple. It is not that hard maybe you just are not as tech savvy as you would like to think. Because apple is very simple to figure out.
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I switched to the Pixel 6a from the iPhone 13 and the biggest mistake...
Lack performance, no drag and drop, no unknown callers silence and poor battery....
Next phone will definitely be iPhone and won't switch to Android ever again.
Not sure if I understand this correctly you switch to a budget phone from a flagship and you are surprised by the performance difference maybe I'm reading it wrong .
@@jejunamja 6a had Google Tensor Chipset which I thought was decent but it can't even compare to mid range chipset now. I'll probably trade-in this Pixel and upgrade to iPhone 15.
@@mirzarizwanbaig9449 yeah I don't know if Apple will give you much for it but you could try selling it on Facebook marketplace or something like that but if you're an iPhone fan yeah I can see how a budget pixel phone would disappoint you... It's not a bad phone I think it's actually pretty good for the price but coming from the 13 it would seem a downgrade for sure
Maybe you just should have bough high end android. Like galaxy s series. I still use my galaxy s10e, and it works well after 3 years use. Iphone 13 is flagship phone, that's why you see such difference.
12,000 gmail email, good luck
LOL whoops!
This video is just musunderstaing of iOS, i bet he moved back from iphone back to android without knowing how exactly it works. @applesupport channel will help your queries for any starters with some good videos.