Which one is better ? Android vs iPhone

There is an ongoing war between Android and iPhone users. Even after many discussions there is no exact conclusion on this.

This is because no party will ever believe that their phone is not good enough. While Android has great features and some Android-based phones are great, it can’t ignore the fact that iPhones have this great mix of software and hardware.

The software and hardware of iPhones complement each other optimally. This is also one reason why people have turned to iPhones again and again, despite the high prices.

Some features of iPhones are unbeatable. The hardware and software of the phones work hand in hand. Even when other brands have tried to copy and formulate their versions, they have failed miserably. Most of the time, no one has been able to beat the quality and accuracy of the technology Apple uses.

The FaceID unlock was also first brought by Apple and worked seamlessly across its platforms. The Android counterparts have made many attempts to get this done and some of their efforts have become futile because their version is not usable enough. Android’s Faceunlock is one such example. It tries to compete with Apple’s FaceID. However, comes much shorter than its competition.

Also, the users enjoy the Memoji and Animoji features of the iPhone and usually remain unbeatable. There is no app or feature in Google’s Android that can compete with these 2 unique features.

The interface of iOS is by far the easiest to use. You can easily pick up your phone and then use it by clicking on it. So many prefer. Not everyone wants to use a complex ecosystem like Android.

The benefit of having a virtual assistant, Siri, fulfilling your orders is the icing on the cake. The iPhone control center is also a very sleek enhancement to its functions.

The iPhone is inherent, it’s simple. The design is so tasteful that it sucks you into their ecosystem. While Android on the other hand feels complex like a PC.

Before switching to iPhones, I preferred an Android smartphone for everyone. In fact, my very first smartphone was an Android phone. However, in almost every Android smartphone, I had a common problem: updates. Even the security patch reaches 2 months after the expiration date.

That’s not it. I love to put games on my smartphone. Whenever I play some high-end games, an Android smartphone lags behind on high settings, while an iPhone never disappoints. This is it for now. What do you think of this endless Android vs iPhone debate? Share your experiences in the comments below.