Hi guys, I read everywhere that according to a lot of people Android with the One UI is the best operating system for phones on the planet and is infinitely better than iOS for countless reasons. I ask a question to those who have full knowledge of the facts because they use the two systems (iOS 17 & One UI 6) on a daily basis, thus knowing them in the smallest detail of real use: why is the One UI indisputably superior to the iPhone, which therefore does not have a shred of sense compared to Galaxy? What are the real-world details that make the iPhone a significantly poorer product than the Galaxy? Thanks to those who will want to answer!

  • camoandhorses91@alien.topB
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    1 year ago

    I have had nothing but issues with iphones, starting with the iPhone 6.

    Back in 2016-2017 my iPhone 6 completely crapped out after an up date and apple sent me a new one. I upgraded the 7 and it worked good for while. Then the issues started all over again with the 11. My watch wouldn’t pair and I ended up having to buy a whole new watch.

    Finally three years ago I said fuck apple and got note 20. I will never go back. I upgraded seamlessly to an S23 and have had no issues.

    Samsung watch also works better than Apple.

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        1 year ago

        I don’t really remember pairing issues with the Apple Watch, even then it’s a one time thing. But there’s no comparison between their performances. Apple Watch feels like you’re still scrolling through a mini iPhone. OTOH, Samsung watches lag and stutter HARD, like using an Android phone from 2012. And don’t even get me started on switching between modes(sleep,work, etc) on the watch. So damn laggy it makes you want to shove it up Bixby.

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      1 year ago

      Yep, Apple gets salty when people want to use other brands’ accessories so they make them seem like a bad product by taking away features. With an iPhone, you can’t reply to messages from a Garmin or any other watch that offers the feature. You can’t clear out the Garmin app or else functionality of the watch breaks down, and you can’t choose which notifications come to your watch. All or nothing.