Depends on who you are. iPhones are for people that have no clue what a file is. If you know, it might not be for you. Switching from samsung to iphone was like

Depends on who you are. iPhones are for people that have no clue what a file is. If you know, it might not be for you. Switching from samsung to iphone was like beeing dumped in a desert, feature wise. People say that the battery lasts longer. Of course it does, you can't do anything with that phone. For example, you can't arrange the app icons anyway you want, they snap to the top. You can't have apps that rotate periodically the background. You can't have a shortcut to a picture. There is a workarround with an official apple app, where you have to input the name of the picture file which is hard given that they hide that info from you. With 50% signal you can't make a phone call because the device lies about the real signal level. You see, when the device has no signal, people will blame the device, if the device lies that it has signal, the people will blame the network (because the calls fails). And there are many more issues like this. I still feel robed that I bought an iphone (the best there was) and I wish people would have warned me about it. There's reason iphone is no 1 in us an nowere else: it has to do will limited access to education, so simpler devices are "best". In the rest of the world is about social signalling: I can afford it. If you had access to good education and you don't care about social signalling then there is no point in buying one as there are much better devices with android. Even my ten year old samsung has more features than the iphone.