Why the iPhone Isn't My Daily Driver

In this video, I dive into the reasons why the iPhone isn't my primary phone. From personal preferences to specific features that other devices offer, I'll explain what led me to choose a different device. Whether you're an Apple fan or curious about other options, join me for an honest look at why my iPhone isn't what's in my pocket.
0:00 Intro
1:10 Notifications & Controls
3:52 Multitasking
4:49 OS Design
6:04 Charging Speed
7:21 Typing Experience
8:42 iOS 18

[@theleaningguy6432]

Definitely the Android has it's edges over the iPhone. Loving my OnePlus 12 and have to say the experience has been buttery smooth thanks to your detailed review helped a lot. Keep posting these kinds of video bud ✨i hope you become big soon I love these detailed and easily understandable videos compared to what creators are making props for that. Have a great day

[@anthonytech]

You are the real MVP
Comments like yours is what keeps me going
Be safe out there

[@nielsjunker1487]

Love my OnePlus 12 😀

[@HarisWatson101]

Every reason of yours make so much sense. Wonderful job. 💯

[@anthonytech]

Thank you for taking time to watch and comment 😊

[@jejunamja]

Hey ... Great job on the video .

[@anthonytech]

Thank you 😁
Thank you for watching

[@levihenry7076]

You can tap and hold on the Dynamic Island to bring up the quick controls for phone calls, or many other things like music and timers. A single tap jumps to the app of whatever's running there. It seems like so many people who are primarily Android or iOS long term switch to the other side but don't learn how things work and then complain that said OS sucks when it doesn't work the way there used to.. if you don't want changes to workflow don't switch.

[@anthonytech]

Hmmm I didn't know that
I feel like there isn't much content covering useful features of devices
Good to know that I can tap and hold dynamic island for controls
Still, though, it's kind of a hidden gesture whereas on android the controls are there when you swipe down for notification shade which is an action most people do on their phones
Why does Apple have to hide useful features behind gestures that people may not think to do

[@user-li6ns2lk3z]

androids notif panel does that. android always makes shortcuts and quick access to apps you are currently using. tapping the island where the camera is just bad way to do it. but this is the thing nowadays. right is wrong and wrong is right.

[@BionicBolt]

Nice

[@anthonytech]

Thank you 😁😊
I appreciate you watching and commenting

[@BionicBolt]

@@anthonytech np thanks for making a great informative video

[@jonnycarlson9555]

Good work. More of this somewhat neutral information from people who knows what they're(you) are talking about 😊

[@anthonytech]

Thank you very much!

[@user-li6ns2lk3z]

people dont know they need to do extra step and work around using iphones. like using itunes and computer to sync music. uploading pdf files and to organize everything like albums folders and videos using itunes/pc. lastly you need to pay for everything when using iphones. when all of these could be done on android with ease and free

[@anthonytech]

Android has more perks than people realize. I think a lot of iPhone users won't even consider Android because they believe what they're using is the best