That's a big flaw with Android, people make unfair comparisons because the average Android phone is cheap. Using your example: Motorola G3 (July 2015, £150 cu

That's a big flaw with Android, people make unfair comparisons because the average Android phone is cheap. Using your example: Motorola G3 (July 2015, £150 currently on Amazon) iPhone 6s (September 2015, £497 currently on Amazon) Obviously a device costing more than 3X as much is going to perform better, eg my S6 (£355, also 2015) almost never crashes and is fast.