According to Wonder Share, iPhones are said to be way more efficient for people to use. They’re easy to use, and they retain value, meaning you can trade your old iPhone in for a new one when it no longer works very well. An iPhone's life span is typically 4-5 years compared to an Android which is 2-3 years. Of course, both types of phones have increased over the years, but the iPhone is still said to be more durable and longer lasting than Android devices. Over 50% meaning more than half of the population in the United States uses iPhones. And 44% of the population uses androids.
While the iPhone still has a reputation for being simple and easy to use, the Android offers more of a customizable and flexible experience for people. Androids have a variety of features that most find easy to use. The app selections and quality of the phones are other reasons Androids could be one of your picks when it comes to choosing a phone. Both phones have their weaknesses of course, but some stand out more than others. For example, androids are known to be slow or buffer frequently. You need a Google account to have an Android, so you have to make a Google account. Some Cons of iPhones are they are not very affordable, they’re very expensive. And iPhones are limited to customization.
In my opinion, I like iPhones better than Androids, solely because I’ve only ever used an iPhone. I don’t plan on using an Android ever, just because I'm so used to iPhones. I wouldn't ever switch over. I do think iPhones are expensive but they’re worth the price.
Which do you use, Android or iPhone?
Which one do you think is better?
Which type of phone is more efficient?
Cites: https://www.cnet.com/tech/mobile/smartphone-showdown-15-years-of-android-vs-iphone/
https://mobiletrans.wondershare.com/phone-review/why-iphone-is-better-than-android.html
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I have an iPhone, and have never used an android. This makes it difficult for me to say, but I think iPhones are better, Even though I think this, it is clear that iPhones have their own disadvantages. For example, once newer generations of iPhones are released, Apple decreases the efficiency of the old ones.
Like you stated, both iPhones and androids have their good and bad traits, I just feel like since I've used iPhones my whole life, they're just better.
I've never actually had an android before, so I really don't know how I would kile it personally. Although, I have an iPhone, and I really like it. It's a few years old but it is indistructable. I've dropped it everywhere and it still looks works great. Although, the storage space on it is not great.
I agree, the storage space on my phones isn't great either.
I use android because they are more reliable on battery life, have faster charging and are way cheaper. I think android is more efficient because they are faster at loading websites and don't die is 3 hours.
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