I'm in favor of iPhone because it works better for my needs. I still have my htc one m8 that I use for streaming movies to the tv but other than that my experience with iOS has been much better than android.

You only told in the comment that you have an HTC for your extrawork. So what is the benefit of an iPhone if you have to carry an extra phone.

@extremetech
I only use it for my tv meaning I use it at home to cast movies
It used to be my main phone but I didn't care about customization and putting my music on my phone organized like I have it on iTunes was very complicated even with isyncr.

It's because of simplicity. When you grab an iPhone as a regular user everything is incredibly intuitive and works how they should work. Or how the average person expects them to work. It's just that dimple.

Yes androids do a hell of a lot more, but they are finicky as hell. Half the people I know who use android are always complaining about one thing or another. You buy an iPhone it may not be the best piece of tech on the market. But it's going to work how you want it to without any issues for the most part.

@HRoach616

Going to get so many disagrees based on the trend in here but I don't really care in this case. YOU NAILED IT!

So many of my friends who use their Android devices heavily for business are FREQUENTLY having problems with them and resetting them. Many are frankly oblivious to just how often they have to do this. The iPhone users mostly just go about using their phones and don't care that much about it (except when they first get a new one and have to pretend like they're not trying to impress everybody -- regardless of if anyone cares). Much like (not exactly like) PC/ Console... The Android can do more, but the polish/ease of use/overall experience is generally better on iOS for users who do not want to mess with the phone beyond the basics. The reality is that even most Android fan professional reviewers recognize Apple's rigid control on the hardware and software side has generally lead to a more polished collection of apps and overall experience when compared across the platforms. Freedom does not always = polish. More processing power is often a relatively low priority at this point in terms of what a phone needs in order to do what MOST phones are being used for. They're not running Witcher 3 at 4K or powering two Oculus Rift head sets. They're phones...

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