I had an Android excursion from 2013-2016 (Nexus, Moto G, two generations of Moto X), because the grass is always greener on the other side. It is definitely t

I had an Android excursion from 2013-2016 (Nexus, Moto G, two generations of Moto X), because the grass is always greener on the other side. It is definitely true that there are great Android phones at half the price of an iPhone. It's also true that the latest Android versions are pretty good and material design is great. However, upgrades and handling of warranty is a complete nightmare on Android. Even Motorola, which used vanilla Android, was rolling out updates at a snail's pace. And when updates came out, they were incredibly buggy (e.g. Android 5.0 for Moto X 2014 had terrible memory leaks and it took them half a year to release a fixed version). When you have an issue with your phone (e.g. my Moto X 2013 would spontaneously reboot), you are basically without a phone for 1-2 weeks. My Moto 360 had a crack, and long story short, I had a replacement after 2 months (!). Life is too short for that nonsense. With an iPhone, you can just bring your device to an Apple store and usually have it fixed within a few hours. (E.g. my iPhone 5S recently had a screen issue, it was fixed in 2 hours, no questions asked.)