I did the same, roughly two years ago. I'd been Android since the Nexus One. The lack of commitment to long-term support is what did it for me. Between Apple

I did the same, roughly two years ago. I'd been Android since the Nexus One. The lack of commitment to long-term support is what did it for me. Between Apple's support for OS updates for much older hardware than Google, and the fact that we can get a phone battery replaced at an Apple store rather than a sketchy phone repair place is what did it for me. For me, the downsides are: - Notifications really suck. Everything has the same sound, unless the developer really cares. Its far harder to have custom alert sounds vs Android. - Garmin watch notifications can't be filtered. I realize this is partly Garmin's fault, since apparently competitors have worked their way around it. - I hate that "firefox" on iOS is a wrapper for Safari, and I can't use add-ons like uBlock