Have a 14 Pro Max and an S23 Ultra. Hardly ever use the 14 Pro Max tbh.
The Samsung has the better convenience in terms of what Android can do (seriously you will HATE Apple once you fall in love with Universal swipe to go back on the right side of the phone), and it’s a more fun phone to use. Scrolling speeds on any app on Android are lightning quick and 120hz looks very smooth as a result. IOS scrolling feels slow once you see Android.
If you ever get bored, there is a lot of tinkering you can do to keep the phone looking fresh.
The key selling point of iPhones is they are incredibly smooth, have higher quality apps, better battery life and are more consistent in terms of performance.
Have a 14 Pro Max and an S23 Ultra. Hardly ever use the 14 Pro Max tbh.
The Samsung has the better convenience in terms of what Android can do (seriously you will HATE Apple once you fall in love with Universal swipe to go back on the right side of the phone), and it’s a more fun phone to use. Scrolling speeds on any app on Android are lightning quick and 120hz looks very smooth as a result. IOS scrolling feels slow once you see Android.
If you ever get bored, there is a lot of tinkering you can do to keep the phone looking fresh.
The key selling point of iPhones is they are incredibly smooth, have higher quality apps, better battery life and are more consistent in terms of performance.