Is hard to rate UI/UX of Android as a whole this days. In the last few years, each big manufacturer has created their own design language on top of stock Androi

Is hard to rate UI/UX of Android as a whole this days. In the last few years, each big manufacturer has created their own design language on top of stock Android and evolved in its own way. - Samsung's One UI https://www.samsung.com/us/apps/one-ui/ https://www.samsung.com/us/apps/one-ui/ - Xiaomi's MIUI https://global.miui.com/en https://global.miui.com/en - OnePlus's OxygenOS https://www.oneplus.com/uk/oxygenos https://www.oneplus.com/uk/oxygenos - (Stock) Google's Material Design/You https://material.io/design https://material.io/design Yes, new Android versions bring new features for all of them. Many took ideas from Google's vision, and small manufacturers just use stock with a few tweaks. Also Google for his Pixels does exclusive stuff that do not goes to the Stock Android that every manufacturer can use as a base. The point that I'm trying to make is that today is not much accurate to talk about "The Android Experience" (usually to compare it to iOS).