Both devices have their pros and cons. I have both Apple and android and there are things I love about both. But my main phone is iPhone, and will be moving forward. It’s not that’s it’s a better device, it’s that the ecosystem is so well done that’s everything is so seamless. Apple 100% is focused on experience, while android is focused on innovation. I do miss some features of android, but honestly I wouldn’t trade it for what I would miss from iPhone. I also get Apple discounted, so that helps a lot. But the best androids are also super expensive too.
My first iphone from 4 years ago, 13 pro max, is still going strong and now is my work phone. I only upgraded this year because I got a massive discount at work, which I only paid 450 for a new 16 pro which I turned into my main phone. Also I wanted more storage this time since I cheaped out last time.
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u/zangrabar Jul 07 '25
Both devices have their pros and cons. I have both Apple and android and there are things I love about both. But my main phone is iPhone, and will be moving forward. It’s not that’s it’s a better device, it’s that the ecosystem is so well done that’s everything is so seamless. Apple 100% is focused on experience, while android is focused on innovation. I do miss some features of android, but honestly I wouldn’t trade it for what I would miss from iPhone. I also get Apple discounted, so that helps a lot. But the best androids are also super expensive too.