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· 1 likes · The best smartphone is a bit subjective. Since youve only ever used an iPhone, one of the newer iPhones may be best for you. However, Samsung, OnePlus, and a few other brands have equally good if not better phones in …
The best smartphone is a bit subjective. Since youve only ever used an iPhone, one of the newer iPhones may be best for you. However, Samsung, OnePlus, and a few other brands have equally good if not better phones in term of hardware. Software is what people usually use to decide on the device they want. Whichever one is easiest for you to use and makes you the most productive at the tasks you wish to accomplish would be the best for you. If you want a really good iPhone but dont care too much about the camera, you could go with an iPhone 8, though the XR is only a bit more costly in retail price and has better specs. If youre willing to take a dip in the other pond, the OnePlus 7 Pro is a really nice Android device that has a good camera, good battery life, and an amazing screen.
Yes and no, at the core no. But on andoird you have not only the os, but the manufacture that releases updates so this could complicste the process of staying up to date, as you have to wait for them to update the build then push it OTA, where apple is one standard across the board. Its better known for business and simplicity. (They are known for not paying bug reporters/exploits though...but ill bet a lot of androids market is the same) Android is more known for freedom and customizable. Fan boys on both sides, go to the store and play with both, pick what suits you - dont listen to the banter online. Both have pros and cons. But only you get to decide what fits you.
I have a OnePlus T6. Wonderful device. Screen is awesome. Sound is awesome. Battery life is impressive and when plugged into a wall socket charges up in a couple of hours.
cameraedit: I have no idea about camera quality. I don't take pictures and one evening when I had my tin foil hat on, I covered up the camera lens on the front.