I know that this is not a debate, but man, this iOS and android bant and comparison should just end soon. How and from where do you expect me to start making comparisons between my infinix phone and an iPhone? Haba! I'm kidding. But I really hope that one of my friends here doesn't see this prompt cause be ready for war. Wherever there's an iPhone vs. android comparison, just holla at her, and she would show up in a minute to defend the android gang. Lol.
I own two phones currently. An iPhone, which I have only owned for less than a year and don't use it so much, ahd an an infinix device - android. Both of them are serving me well and doing the job for which I got them.
One thing that I have noticed and learned over time about phones is that, as advancements in the world of technology keeps happening and devices receive newer upgrades, it gets increasingly difficult to find just one that is perfect. Iphones, for example, are amazing for making videos, Google pixels are perfect for in photography, infinix/techno offer stronger battery, Samsung has amazing processing speed and an overall great performance, and the list goes on. Both represent two different ecosystems bearing their own tradeoffs and their peculiarities.
Ios is amazing. So far, based on my experience with using my device, I can say that some thing that I appreciate about the ios device are their security, the topnotch hardware, the updates which are accessed easily and very importantly, the resale value. Aside from this, I worry about the limitations of the ecosystem and the battery power(which is important me).
Androids-speaking for the general products- on the other hand, offer varying features from access to third party apps, file management, USB-C, better display, high-refresh performance, stronger batteries, reverse wireless charging(on and on. I write this knowing that iOS has caught up on some of these features, but then depending on manufacturer and products, the specificity and quality varies.
I would have asked what you asked of both comparisons, but the question is directed at me. I get different, unique experiences from both devices, but I may have to choose the android over the iOS. My reasons are straightforward. Android offers me variability(different brands of products with good specs to choose from. It offers invention as well as flexibility.
I hope thar this was interesting to read. Thanks for coming around.