3 ms·
> To avoid having to use crappy UIs and apps from random OEMs. And to get updates directly from Google. And three years of platform updates with very low resal
by mikae1 3y ago
> To avoid having to use crappy UIs and apps from random OEMs. And to get updates directly from Google.
And three years of platform updates with very low resale value. At the time when I got my last pixel it was also three years of security updates. Add to that that the average consumer won't buy at release date. Quite pathetic (compared to Apple).
- solardev 3y agoYeah, it's terrible compared to Apple. I tried an iPhone for a few months but just didn't like it :/
- melagonster 3y agounfortunately, I trust there is no competition for same price of iPhone:( so maybe other cheaper Android cellphones are better choices haha.
- disgruntledphd2 3y agoThey've at least upped security updates to 5 years from the 6 on. At this point though, I'm mostly still on Pixels because I dislike Apple more than Google.