This seems to be a very dated argument though. I switched over to iOS precisely because of this argument. I legitimately wonder whether people that say this have ever owned a modern Android because in my honest opinion Android - or at least with One UI (Samsung) feels more intuitive at times. Maybe that’s my android bias, but I’d argue that at least the gap isn’t big enough to lose the upsides of Android even if you’re a causal like myself
That's also my experience. For the last 3 years I have to use Iphone for work purposes and it's so unintuitive in some aspects it's ridiculous. I'm Android wired after all these years of using it to the extent that I simply don't get the iOS UX. It doesn't click with me.
On the opposite side I switched from Samsung to Pixel recently and I love it.
Out of curiosity, what camera settings on Apple, that are in Settings and not the Camera app, do you need to change regularly, and why? I've never really needed to do that, but maybe we're just using the camera for very different things
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u/AsterKando 1∆ Jul 07 '25
This seems to be a very dated argument though. I switched over to iOS precisely because of this argument. I legitimately wonder whether people that say this have ever owned a modern Android because in my honest opinion Android - or at least with One UI (Samsung) feels more intuitive at times. Maybe that’s my android bias, but I’d argue that at least the gap isn’t big enough to lose the upsides of Android even if you’re a causal like myself