rex444:
I prefer blackberry joor ....catch me if U can hehehehehe

potbelly:
What of battery life?

oz4real83:
OP is very crafty . You claimed to be a new user of iphone but your analysis and comparison speak otherwise. You even went as far as comparing old models of iphones, analysing iphone improvements post-steve job and many other areas and claimed u only compared it with "a friend's own" . Abaaa, we are not all that dumb . iphones are great and expensive, android are affordable even if not as great as iphones, depending on users' preferences. Variety is the spice of life, enjoy your iphone, let others also enjoy their android

shogsman:
I use an iPhone 11p max and I can tell you that your number one point in a farce,the note 10+ is better tasked to handle demanding and a lot more better than the iphone in terms of ram management.irrespective of how great apple is with the ram game you can't compare 4gigs of ram with 12gigs of ram.be guided.

Crispels:
I've been using android phones since 2013 and I specifically became an ardent lover of Samsung phones in 2015 when I tried one of the Galaxy Note series. Since then, I've used and tried so many Samsung phones up to the Samsung Note 10+. A little over a month ago, I decided to purchase an iPhone since 99% of my American friends at work and school communicate via iMessage and this was preventing me from receiving timely information and communication - so I decided to purchase the iPhone 10x Max. And these are my observations.

NOTE: This is not a battleground for android or apple fans. It is just a personal observation and I think both OS are great - depending on what you want. I still have my Samsung phone with me by the way and it's doing fine.


1. iPhones are by far the smoothest phones on earth

The first surprise I had was the smoothness of an iPhone with just 4GB RAM when compared to the performance of the 12GB RAM on the Samsung Note 10+ . On the iPhone, I went on a simultaneous download spree of FIFA, PES, ASPHALT, MODERN COMBAT and many other games but the iPhone swallowed all the task without slowing down, heating or lagging. I embarked on the the same spree on the Note 10+ and it struggled to download at the pace of the iPhone and its performance began to slow down/lag after a few minutes. The ease at which iPhones swallow big tasks and still run so smoothly is shocking.

2. Big SPECS on paper do not translate to better performance in real life

I used to think iPhone users are crazy for buying phones with inferior specs(on paper - camera Megapixels, battery MAHs, RAMs etc) to Samsung flagship devices until after I tried the two ecosystems. In fact, that an android phone has 12GB of RAM does not mean it will perform better than an iPhone with even just 3GB RAM. Paper specs don't tell the entire story. In the same vein, an iPhone camera with 12MP do shoot better videos and take more impressive photos than an android phone with 30MP camera.


3. iPhones are restrictive
Unlike android phones, you cannot customize iPhones' settings as much as you desire. You can only operate within the freedom given by Apple - which is one of the major reasons why many have refused to switch to iPhones. This makes iPhones boring to a lot of people.


4. iPhones are better for Security and Privacy
It's easier to hack or intrude android phones - when compared to iPhones. The encryption and security on iPhones are top notch and this is a deal breaker for millions of folks.


5. It is a big lie that iPhones are the same set of Devices since Steve Job's death

When I compared my iPhone XS Max with my friend's iPhone 11 Pro Max, I discovered that the latter has better camera, better battery, an improved processor and build alongside many other differences. While the average user may not notice the differences or even utilize the improved specs, it is foolhardy to claim there have not been any improvement on the iPhone for years. Even between the iPhone 10x Max(which was launched in 2018) and the iPhone 11 Pro Max(which was launched in 2019) - there are significant differences.

6. iPhones Batteries Last Longer (Flagship iPhone vs a flagship Android phone)
On paper, many flagship Android phones have higher battery capacities(MAH) but in everyday use, the flagship iPhones actually last longer. For instance, an iPhone may have a battery capacity of 3,000MAH but put it and an Android phone that has 6,000MAH battery capacity through the same tasks, the iPhone will still have more juice after 4hours. Perhaps, it is due to Apple’s optimization technology.

7. iPhones have better re-sell value on the market

8. Use what is best for you.
I still use my Samsung phone - particularly for WhatsApp with my Nigerian friends back home and it is still a solid device. If you do not give a damn about iMessage/Facetime, top notch privacy/security and other exclusive things iPhones have to offer, just stick to your android devices.

9. No need for bashing of iPhones users by android lovers and vice versa. You all are doing well! You chose what you think it's the best for you.

SHALOM!


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Crispels:



Have you tried using both phones for the same tasks at the same time? I’ve tried this several times and the iPhone had a way smoother experience.

shogsman:

I've used the two phones for months bro and there is no way the iphone is as fast as note 10+,the only think you can say is the user interface on the iPhone is smoother, but when it comes to running things the Samsung beats the iphone,in terms of ram management they don't even come close at all cos the note 10+ is far better in this aspect.
Try exporting an 8k image on adobe Photoshop on both phones at the same time and you'll know what's up.

Crispels:


Wow. I'm surprised by your comments on the RAM management. Usually, the Samsung 10+ uses more RAM for similar activities to the iPhone and when you start running many APPs, downloads/installation and stuff like that, it will begin to slow down. Whereas, the iPhone will still be running smoothly as if you did not open any app or you are not downloading anything.

edoairways:

It is a dead phone

Crispels:


Wow. I'm surprised by your comments on the RAM management. Usually, the Samsung 10+ uses more RAM for similar activities to the iPhone and when you start running many APPs, downloads/installation and stuff like that, it will begin to slow down. Whereas, the iPhone will still be running smoothly as if you did not open any app or you are not downloading anything.

Crispels:


Android is not a thrash. I enjoy how easy it is to customize. It all depends on what you want and what works for you. I will even love to try the new Samsung S20 Ultra soon.

shogsman:

Android are affordable? are you shitting me,the s20ultra is more than $200 more expensive than the 11pro max

oz4real83:
u went to the highest range of android phone in your argument, start with the lower android phones. What are the lowest prices of android that u know? Compare the prices with the lowest iphone model prices u know and see the price differential.

shogsman:

Guy i don’t think you’ve used both phones ,check YouTube for reviews and you’ll see how wrong you are.
The 11pro max doesn’t even catch up with the likes of k20pro,one plus 7pro not to talk of note10+
And iPhone doesn’t even have a download manager so what’re you downloading.

shogsman:

Go to eBay and you'll see iphone 6 for as low as $80-100,the most expensive phone currently is the galaxy fold which cost twice as much as the 11pro max.
Iphones are not expensive, it depends on your budget.
And s20 ultra is not even in the leagues of most expensive Android phones.

Cgame:


So you think the note 10+ is faster or smoother than the OnePlus 7 pro ?

oz4real83:
at an exchange rate of N370/$, $80 will be N29,600. There are android phones of as low as N12000. This implies that there are android phones for every class of people unlike iphones.

sunshineV:



iPhones are expensive no doubt but i don't use Android mainly because they are cheap but for easy customization

rex444:
is it your dead ? I like am like that ooo

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