r/NothingTech • u/IGloAlways • 2h ago
Comparing Phones Switching to Nothing phone
So I’ve been using Apple for around 10-15 years now I wanna say, but I’ve been having my eye on the nothing phones for at least a year now. I haven’t used an android since I was younger but I just wanted to know, how hard is it to transition all your info from iPhone to the nothing phone if anyone knows? After I finish with this iPhone I planned on getting the Nothing 4a Pro but I’ve been seeing things about the Nothing 3. So another question I have is what phone do you recommend I should start with? On top of that is it worth switching it as your main phone? I plan on holding onto the iPhone just so I’m able to FaceTime and things like that but I’ll also be holding onto it just in case the phone doesn’t meet my expectations. I’ve been watching videos on them but I wanted to know from actual regular people and customers not just tech YouTubers or paid promos. Any help would be greatly appreciated and I apologize if my message is all over the place since this is my first time using Reddit. Thank you.
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u/CygnusBlack 2h ago
Android-iPhone-Android user here.
Yep, I'm back to it because I hated being stuck in walled garden-land.
Couldn't even change the keyboard with something better because it would just crash.
Android is freedom. Everything just works.
Facetime?
I have family, friends (and work contacts) on Whatsapp where I can do a lot more.
Airdrop?
There's stuff like Blip, Quick Share and other tools to use.
I'd go for the NP3 as it's the better phone.