Upvoted you, but I have a very different experience: I have an iPad now as my first iOS device. I think it is wonderful, the reason I waited so long before get

Upvoted you, but I have a very different experience: I have an iPad now as my first iOS device. I think it is wonderful, the reason I waited so long before getting one was because of how utterly disappointed I was with Macbook Pro and OSX a decade ago. Yes, some things are crazy annoying on iOS as well like - the missing scroll bars - and the fact that every app seems to have to do things in their own weird way, - and the fact that it cannot remember that I want to use the SwiftKey keyboard but some things are extremely much zbetter it seems: for example it was amazing when I realized I could drag a thing with one finger and then use the other hand to navigate to the correct app, navigate in the app to the correct spot and only then realize the dragged object. The pencil also works, and became even more responsive with the update a few weeks ago. For me I'm still years away from giving their computer OS a chance at all, but given how well the iPad works for me I have considered taking the risk and buying an iPhone next time. That doesn't invalidate your experience however, it only proves that UX is highly subjective.