A Lifelong iPhone User SWITCHES To Android! But Will He Stay?

With iPhones getting so expensive in 2019, some people are wondering if switching to Android will help save them money. With many more affordable Android smarphones out there, we handed a lifelong iOS user a OnePlus 6T to see how he liked the switch. After only owning iPhones for the last decade, lets see what was the best features he like and more importantly if he would stay on Android. :)

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[HardwareCanucks]

For anyone wondering, this was filmed 3 weeks ago and wasn't meant as a clickbait video so he could just switch back and then we post another clickbait video. 😋 He's still on Android and has no plans to switch. 👍👍👍 If you want us to post an update after 6 months to YT Community & Social, more than willing to.

[TheSciroth]

Phone: android
Tablet: apple
Computer: windows
Hotel: trivago
Perfectly balanced as all things should be

[iSupermanCKi]

Google assistant can unlock your phone. It's in the settings.

[fuhrerhosty]

I've never had an android phone in my life before and I've recently switched from iPhone 6s Plus to OnePlus 7 Pro and I'm super glad I did it. No regrets.

[Scitch]

13:49 "It's gonna be like $3 US"
Damn those canadian rupees! xD

[kobedabest]

I just switched to the Galaxy s10+. Not looking back!

[oso]

switched to android around iPhone 7 time. best thing I ever did.

[SouravBagchigoogleplus]

Android shows important notifications on top. You can even also change the priority of notifications.

[MrAlexanderTheG]

We are reaching the point where IOS users and Android users are ready to swap ecosystems for a little while for something different. That's awesome if you think about it. IOS fans can break out the IOS ecosystem and Android fans can try IOS for once to see how each universe operates. I personally like my files and apps specified labeled folders for a cleaner home page. You can do this on both platforms. Android for me has always been fun because you can tweak every aspect to your liking, even more so on the One Plus, and even though I never owned a One Plus device, I've seen enough videos to know it has way more custom feature the Samsung. IOS for all intents and purposes works better when you have other Apple products and everything just works together without problems and constant configuration. With android I'm always configuring shit to work with other android based systems like Firestick, or Roku. But, I may like doing that for personal growth, however the average user doesn't want to spend time trying to get features to work when they can just buy Apple everything or Samsung everything. What we really need is a growth in cross platform applications that integrate well with both platforms. Great video

[BRBearUSA]

Great video guys. But, yeah, no Tks but no Tks. I’m not switching. The reasons are spelled out by them in the video itself. Besides all other reasons that they mentioned, I simply cannot afford ANY lag while receiving notifications. I’m a DBA (Database Administrator) and an alert that a server is down needs to reach me the MINUTE it happens. Not 1, let alone 10 minutes later. My life/job depends on the reliability that iOS brings. I’m perfectly happy with not having the flexibility to customize. In fact, I neither have the time nor the wish to spend hours tinkering with my phone. It’s a work tool, and it needs to simply work, which iOS does, efficiently and elegantly.

[vovical]

I switched. not only is it cheaper but it's a better experience. no brainer IMO

[chrispy.critter]

I am a life long Apple user, and I have tried alot of Androids phones during the years. But for me, I cant stand all of the Ads in Android, its really really bad. What keeping me back to Apple is that everything is just so simple and easy to use. Same comes to computers. Windows has been my go to both at home and in work, but after tried macOS at work, I will never go back to windows. My efficiency has been so much better with macOS. And Time is money.

[shiloh]

iPhone 6S -> iPhone X -> S9+ -> Note9 Now I'm a diehard android fan

[davidmeskhi]

Tbh it's so fun when ur bored and don't have internet, because if you have Android you can dive into the settings and learn and find out soo much stuff about your Android phone, it gives you option to change anything you dislike, the shade of the icon is a bit off to you, change it! You don't like the animations, you can change the type and the speed, you can change the design of every little thing!

[ShadelifeFTW]

I switched from iPhone to android (Galaxy s10plus) after being with iPhones from the start. And now after 2 weeks I honestly don't think I'll ever go back. Bought a galaxy watch after a week.

[mattias]

iPhone 3G 2008-> iPhone 5 2012-> iPhone 6s plus 2016-> 11years as a iPhone owner and Still will be one into the far future.

[colinbrown]

I’m waiting for October. Gonna go from an iPhone 7 to a Pixel 4, can’t wait!

[Kjaywest]

I'm on iOS & I've used an Android OS nope not leaving iOS. Plus it works with my MacBook Pro & iPad so no point in leaving.
I'm at a point in my life where I'm not going out to get a new phone. I just upgraded from an iPhone 6 to a 6S.
My iPhone is just what I need to get what I need I want it to do.

Still, love watching the videos on peoples switch.

[amorettique]

This has a lower dislike to like ratio than I expected for a video pitting something related to Android against something related to iOS

[Kestrel]

I just switched from a very old iPhone to an S10. The S10 was a much better buy - it had way more features than the iPhone XS and I got the S10 on sale for about $300 CDN less than the 256gb iPhone XS. iPhones just aren't worth the price to me.

That said, I do miss the simplicity of iOS and integration between my Apple products. And a year or two from now, when Samsung has forgotten about me, I'll be wishing for those regular Apple updates - I had over five years of support from Apple with my last iPhone.

I would switch back to iOS without hesitation...as soon as Apple makes a phone I'm willing to buy.