Why would you switch to an iPhone or an Android?

I switched from android to IOS because i was just tired of apps crashing and after a major update apps wont open and to me its the worst thing that can happen when you want to use a app and cant after a update and have to wait 3 days for another update to fix that issue. BID NO NO switched to the 13 pro max at the time and not one issue ever since and lets not forget the system ui garbage crashing or pop up saying system is not responding thats s**t irritated the s**t out of me. Switched to IOS never looked back.Lets make something clear here i was using top of the line devices from nsamsung notes to ASUS rog phones ultra and pro series top of the line devices always.

Luckily my manufacturer of choice listened to their fans, has made improvements on the previous successful model, and only added things to make the experience better. Flat(ter) screen, bigger battery, Qi2 charging, ultrasonic fingerprint sensor, display that can be used while wet, and the best part is not focusing on any of that AI BS. No complaints from the OnePlus camp. I won't be switching OS now, or in the foreseeable future.

I switched from the Apple Eco System to Google last year. My last iPhone was the 13 Pro and I swapped that for a Pixel 8 Pro. I am loving it so far. I am thankful Google introduced the smaller 9 Pro and I think that may be my next device, although I think I will hold off for the Pixel 10 series. I love that Google innovates and that I am not trapped in their Eco system like I was with Apple. I will not switch back to Apple, they keep beating a dead horse with the iPhone and its such a tired design. I would have switched to Android earlier but Googles device eco system was not quite there yet and I have no desire to own anything Samsung makes.

While IOS has come very far in regards to customization & options, it still lags far behind to Android in that regard. Also no dedicated "Back" button is a hard NO for me. As always, I'm glad that both platforms exist & that both continue to push each experience.

Beautifully said! I could never switch solely to Apple, but I'm glad it has features that Android implements or tries to implement into the platform & vice versa.

I am all tied in with Samsung's ecosystem not only with the S24U but also with the Fold 6, Tablet S8+, Watch Ultra, and the Health Ring, but also with a Smart Hub Refrigerator, Heat Pump, Washers, Dryers, and would NOT be able to leave it. All work flawlessly and all products are well-integrated, Samsung also does a great job with One UI and Android updates, but if I were to move away from Samsung, I would move to the new Pixel, it looks great and has clean Android. I would NEVER move to Apple, too many drawbacks, and BUGS, even the settings on it make NO sense to me, are very disorganized, and definitely NOT intuitive. On Android everything makes sense and it's easy to navigate. But this is just me, I really don't understand when people say they use an iPhone because it is simple and easy.

I am a hard core Android user. never had a fruit phone as my personal device. I am forced to use it for work and every time I get an update to iOS I have to re-learn those "new" tricks. It is frustrating to say the least. The work fruit phone is only used for messaging emails and phone calls. Rarely, i need to take a picture or use facetime. Out of all fruit flies at work practically no one uses the features fruit stand keeps bragging about, so in my opinion any smart phone would have been sufficient.

But this is a matter of preference only, and most of the time once you are locked into an ecosystem, it is prohibitively expensive to switch.

So i think after so many years, it is time to stop with this debate. NO ONE CARES 🤣

Unlike some, I'm not going to use this as an opportunity to be a "hatter" or bash the operating system that I don't prefer. I use both, and have settled on Android for my main devices, as I find it, personally, more intuitive and easier to use. I also like the larger variety of devices from which to choose. I don't really use or care about an "ecosystem", so that iOS advantage doesn't mean a lot to me. I don't have issues with apps crashing and all of that after updates on Android or iOS.

Have been with Android since my first smartphone. Had a dapeng phablet and followed that up with a jiayu g3 and an oppo find 5. The rest is history. Have always been put off by apples screen sizes for babies so I avoided them. Just never looked back