Best and Worst Things About Switching: Android To IOS

Hey guys, in this video we're looking at what you should watch out for when moving to an iPhone from an android device. If you have any questions, please let me know

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[josephupton]

With iphone you will ALWAYS just be a "user". With Android you will be an "owner-operator". Big difference.

[anthonywilliams]

IPhones are very hard to navigate. Much much harder than Android. IPhones are only compatible with iPhones. No USB-C, no number row on keyboard, can’t access music on your actual device with Apple Music or You Tube music, can’t download APK’s(or whatever the iPhone equivalent is), no back button, etc. Compared to a Pixel…. No comparison.

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[fiat]

Have an iPhone 12 and a Pixel 6a. Just one simple thing keeps me using mostly the Android: Separate volume controls for ringer, alarm, etc. I have my alarm set a certain level and the ringer at another level and I don't have to mess with it all the time like on an iPhone.

[abdulmalikabdullahi]

Having fully switched to the Apple ecosystem last year (Watch, Phone, Macbook Pro), I am definitely heading right back to Android this year. I guess it's just not for everyone

[danytalksmusic]

#1 thing keeping me on Android is the beautiful notification control. Categories, subcategories, custom tones, status bar icons, and snoozing are great features! iPhones just have massive walls of text that flood your screen endlessly... I can't imagine dealing with that mess every day...

[iamphyton]

Your views are the exact views a basic user would be looking at when making a switch. Great video!

[Schmoodie]

I think if you have your phone and you like it, don’t switch. There’s no point in switching if you like your phone

[mysterio]

the truth is, grass always seem greener on the other side. There is no better or worse, both have their best and worst qualities, Android and iOS. Just stick with what you are most comfortable with and use that.

[blaizeW]

I was android user my entire life, and I had s23 ultra when I decided to switch to iPhone 14 Pro. Not going back to android soon lol

[jeremiehernandez]

I switched over from the s23 ultra to the iPhone 14 pro max. I honestly like how easy all iOS devices connect to each other.

[EugosonQuorch]

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[Ky-vvnj]

Thank God for the EU pushing Apple to use USB-C now. That was a bit thing holding me back. Now my tablet, laptop, and phone will be using it. Very nice

[Rambo]

I just use my 3 in 1 wireless charger for watch, iPhone and AirPod. I haven’t plugged a lightening cable into my iPhone for years.

[BracketReviews]

I will switching soon. Thanks for this video.

[Slurkz]

Solid story, great production, thanks a lot! 💜

[OnDVD]

After adding widgets and the app drawer to iPhone I had no excuse not to try it. I got a used XS Max last year and never looked back. I just wish groundbreaking features (like 120 hrtz) was available in the cheaper iPhone models.

Edit: Siri is trash tho lol

[LovelySweetMariah]

I've only had android phones and I tested out an iPhone to much stuff on the screen and there's no back button or a apps menu. Everything has to be connected to iTunes. To me it seemed frustrating. So I'll just stick to my samsung Galaxy s23 ultra. I love to customize everything so I'm an android user for life.

[marcorl]

I got an IIphonr 14 pro this year. I can't wait to switch back to Android. I just wish the S23 ultra was a little bit smaller

[EduardoMartinez-fkpv]

I can't use my job's email on android, don't know why, so I'm going to switch to ios, wish me luck 😢

[TheTuareg]

iPhone is just a dumb phone with some smartphone features compared to Android. I just bought an iPhone just to find out what this whole fuss is about them and now have a list of 60 annoying things about the iPhone.