Why iPhone is Better Than Android

As a user of both devices, Apple is the clear winner.

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My very first phone was a Virgin Mobile touchpad phone and ever since then, I’ve wanted to own nothing more than an Apple phone.

In 2017, I took a chance on Android by purchasing a Galaxy S8+, but it didn’t meet my needs and just felt too “extra”.

I’m really glad that I experimented with Android because I’ve met people who are very convicted that Android is the superior phone. I disagree with the Android community.

Perks of Apple Phones:

• It has an incredibly simple user interface that I’m very comfortable with.
• The app store has nearly everything I could need to operate and work in my daily life.
• iMessage is great because of the reactions to messages, emojis, and the very animated ways to send texts (my girlfriend knows this).
• They’re aesthetic and maintain the continuity as each new generation comes out.
• Anyone can pick it up and understand how it works inside and out — it’s not too overly complex for no reason.

Why Android didn’t do it for me:

• It didn’t have iMessage and the features I absolutely loved.