I’m curious - why do you pick iPhone compared to other smartphone brands? (Google Pixel, Samsung, OnePlus, etc.)

(I’m also going to be asking in other phone subs, hope this survey goes well)

  • HANAEMILK@alien.topB
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    1 year ago

    Got bored of using Android for so many years. I still switch between iPhone and Samsung and currently I’m using the S23 Ultra, but I might switch back to iPhone because it has USB-C now.

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    1 year ago

    Because if I drop my phone and my battery pops out I ln front of my peers. I may be on suiscan watch then

  • QueenVexana@alien.topB
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    1 year ago

    It’s reliable. Never had any major problems with it. Unlike Samsung, my last Samsung phone which was Note 20 Ultra had green & pink lines in less than a year. Maybe 6 months of use

  • dbun1@alien.topB
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    1 year ago

    It’s the integration with everything else, especially within the family. If it was just me I would probably move to a Pixel device.

    Between my wife and I we have so many shared things across the Apple apps that changing would be too hard. We also have everything synced and backed up with iCloud.

    Also, I have not seen anything similar to Find My that would work well across platforms other than using a third party app. It’s handy being able to see where each person is without having to text, “where are you?” all the time.

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    1 year ago

    I just like having different phones and different systems. I use Samsung (main), iPhone, and Pixel

  • inno7@alien.topB
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    1 year ago

    Used an iPod and then iPhone. Both were intuitive. I also own other Apple devices and I really like the Mac. I have used windows and android devices - both were relatively hard to use / cluttered / buggy in my experience.