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I recently switched from a pixel to the iPhone X since the pixel 2 seemed very underwhelming to me. I'm honestly surprised how easy the switch was and how much
by bg451 9y ago
I recently switched from a pixel to the iPhone X since the pixel 2 seemed very underwhelming to me. I'm honestly surprised how easy the switch was and how much more I like the X/iOS than the pixel/android. The one thing iOS is sorely missing is the notification bundling.
- saiya-jin 9y agoColleague sitting next to me did this move a month ago (not sure which pixel generation he had). After wow effect passed (1-2 weeks), he started to regret the move. According to him, there is nothing special on apple device that would justify the ridiculous price (and market seems to be thinking the same, they are down sizing the production due to lack of demand from what I have heard). The price sets the expectations very high, and at the end it's just another cell phone. Another issue is, the phone is too simple/dumb compared to Android for his preferences. Can't comment myself, only using Androids, since even 150$ new device offers everything I ever need, and I don't care that much if I damage/lose it.
- teddyfrozevelt 9y agoI tried the same thing and my biggest problem with iOS is that it feels like you can't cancel most animations. They take forever and you have to wait for them to finish either for it to actually allow you to continue or to be able to reliably hit the next target. It just felt so much slower than Android.