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A lot of people say what you do, but personally I don't understand that argument. I'm typing on a $200 Huawei , and on my side there's a $900 iPhone paid by my
by zzleeper 8y ago
A lot of people say what you do, but personally I don't understand that argument.
I'm typing on a $200 Huawei , and on my side there's a $900 iPhone paid by my employer that I can't even get bothered to use. I even switched to the iPhone for 4 weeks while abroad (free data roaming) and just went back to the Huawei when I returned; I just like it more.
- hunta2097 8y agoI'm in the same boat. I work for a mobile telecoms provider so have my iPhone upgraded for free every 18 months. I still prefer my personal handset (Honor 10 right now, love it). The iPhone 8+ is closed and boring to me.
- dpkonofa 8y agoThat's fine. That's your preference. No one is saying you can't have a preference. I prefer the iPhone and none of the Android phones that I've tried and used regularly hold a candle to it. The argument was that these less-expensive phones are 90% of the way there and I disagree. I used to like to tinker with phones a lot. Now I just want something that works every time I use it without fuss. There's no phone that's close to where the iPhones are in those terms.