Hi so I've only ever use an iPhone as a main phone, back then during MCO where government gives us free phones I was able to get one for myself but unfortunately it wasn't a high end phone (Obviously because why would anyone give people high end phones for free) I've been seeing a lot of Samsung s24 ads and I've been thinking of getting one for myself, but I wanna hear someone else's experience. Have any of you switch from iPhone to any android phones? What was it like? Will you ever go back to iPhone?

This post has been edited by lIAmLegendl: Feb 14 2024, 09:54 PM

Switch from iphone 8 to Poco.

No feel. Can adapt within a few weeks, and nothing to miss.
But now cannot go back to iphone. I love dual apps, dual sim, turbo charging, and remote control.

The only thing i miss on iPhone is the camera.

That alone made me switch back to iPhone.

But Iphone 12 and above has all of those too. So you ever thought of going back? iPhone 12 pro max is cheap nowadays.

This post has been edited by lIAmLegendl: Feb 14 2024, 10:38 PM

You take a lot of pics?

Loads and loads of free games.
Even if paid games u can get it free lel.

I switched over from IPhone 7 to Android and never turned back. Pointless to continue using a boring OS or anything with limited features. Also, I'm not a camera person so as long can snap 1080p and 60 fps, I'm satisfied.

No. Last time I used to change phones to show off a bit. Those days are gone.

So many videos on YouTube now on long term iPhone user switching to Android (Samsung S24 series). Lots of positive feedback so far, video isn't sponsored by Samsung.

I started apple also. But once you taste android then you never go back.

So many features. The only thing apple is good for is their camera is probably top notch. If you use the camera a lot to record videos or take picture then maybe yea stick with iPhone.

For everything else android.

stuck with iphone too because of the camera. until today ppl still amazed by the quality of the pic or vid i took with my 5yo ip11. recently got 2 new phones for free while switching mobile package. one is huawei, one y26. both UI smooth as butter everything looks perfect until i turn on the camera.. so back to my old ip11...

Went from iPhone 6 to note 5, then note 8. And finally back to iPhone 11 until now.

It’s easy to adapt, but ultimately went back to iPhone coz it’s smooth even after years.

iPhone camera and faceid. No android has it.
So can’t switch

first few days/ weeks might be tough cos you're used to ios. But after that never look back because no more proprietary stuff anymore

I switch back in 2016, as someone with horrible anxiety, it was nice that i could finally rely and depend on my phone to not die on me

my s6 used to have sporadic battery life. one day good and one day bad, and i still hear android friends who have that same issue with no cause.

my wife intro me a Redmi and that's where I got interested. Android got much flexibility and features that made me switch over.
How do I describe it? feels like an actual smarter smartphone tbh
Right now I'm using Xiaomi high end gaming phone as my daily. Been years already - no issues & no problem

If u want a good android exprience Make sure u buy s24 ultra

Do not buy the other with exynos shit soc or other Chyna android phone

This post has been edited by yolldddd: Feb 15 2024, 06:54 AM

Just to tell what you fruit apple cake guys been missing

On Android u can

Clone app like YouTube whatapps Facebook browser etc why u wanna do this? For example u can have two separate Maybank app for two separate account

7 yrs os security update not even apple can match this

Can have call record without jailbrake root at least on the s24u currently

Spen

Cheaper

S24u photo is really good right up there with pixel and apple but vid still not as good it's good just not as good

Can sideload app

And many more I can't think of right now

People who switched from iPhone to Android, then back to iPhone due to the camera; you know you can use the iPhone for camera and the Android as your main device, right?

Or better yet, buy a separate mirrorless camera for a fraction of a new iPhone. Even better.

I saw many comparing iPhones with low-end Android. Then, complained camera was not good. Speechless.