I am going to say something blasphemous, I just switched to the iPhone 11 Pro Max from the galaxy S 20 ultra. I definitely do miss the customization already but was really looking for a change in operating system, And haven’t used an iPhone since the 3GS and I am actually quite enjoying it, I am definitely looking forward to the iPhone 12 but if it doesn’t live up to its name then I will probably be hopping back on to the android train
Really appreciate the way you're so fair about this, giving the pros and cons of each system. Such a lack of bias! Helps people figure out what features are more important to them.
Well the truth is that's pretty much how things pan out between the two. Before 2014 I was completely Apple biased Between 2014 and 2019 I was completely android biased. And within the past year I've calmed down and allowed myself to see the best that both offer and understanding what the cons are and what that means for me in everyday use. I do still lean towards and prefer android but I'm not as dogmatic about it. I'm always looking to see what Apple is doing and their next advancement. And actually tried out the SE2 for about 3-4 weeks and actually enjoyed it. The battery was probably the biggest reason I didn't keep it but I did enjoy it nevertheless. And one thing is for sure. I have tried out multiple watches better suited for Android and then I recently tried out the Watch Series 5 for about a month while I had the SE2 and although it slightly pains me to say it, their watches are definitely more superior. Their integration is absolutely fluid and if there was ever a reason for me to completely switch back to Apple it would be because of their watch. But for now I still use Android as my daily driver. And a lot of that simply has to do with preference. I know a lot Android users don't like iPhones because they tend to be bland in their year after year typical design with subtle changes and that's true to some extent. But with that being said, there are a lot of things I like about both Apples and Oranges.
The fact that 82% of US teens own an iPhone says more about society than any thing else any other company is doing wrong. I can't believe kids are getting bullied for owning an Android phone so much that they'll do anything to fit in and go with the crowd. Be an individual people, like what you like and don't make apologies for it. Now that you I've finished ranting, I've gotta say Travis is putting in the work during this pandemic. It's much appreciated
Travis MCP Can you post a link to the video? I can’t find it? IMHO it’s utterly bizarre some American teens bully others who don’t own a iPhone. Why do they do it?
That happened to me in one of my old jobs, majority of my co workers have iPhone and they would discriminate people who had android especially I was the new guy during that time. Left the company because they were not paying me.
Thats me to a tee!! Loved all that you can do with android and always jailbroke iPhones to be able to make it do what android can do. Now I just want simplicity and function from my devices.
I am 49 and I want it all ... I want my emulators, I want my mp3s and I want to put my icons wherever I want. The same with my widgets, I want to place them where I want. I love my iPad Pro but I can't have an IOS main device, way too limited for me ..... And I have a iPhone SE gen 1 from work, collecting dust as I can't use that miniature screen. Put that Sim In my Android and I am good to go.
I’m 26 been an Android user since the first galaxy and I 100% agree with you. Recently switched to the max and I’m loving it simple and easy but if I were to go back I’d pick the note 9
Love the fact that this man tells it like it is in an unbiased way. Nobody should be beholden to any particular brand but rather use what works best for them from brands that innovate in the best way at the current moment
Switched from Android to Apple years ago. Was never tempted to go back. I never really cared about all the customization. For me, it all boiled down to ease of use, security, and compatibility. I have Apple everything in my home and it just works. Everything gets on time updates! No problem moving files around and sharing documents because just about everyone I know owns an iPhone! I’m currently rocking the iPhone XR and I dig it. I use just about every feature on this thing and I get stuff done. Walled garden? Sure, but I don’t feel closed off one bit.
Awesome response. I really think it all boils down to what phone really fits your lifestyle. I have nothing against iphones, there are just certain features available on Androids that are very essential to me. Same goes with laptops. I prefer a MacBook over a Windows simply because it works better with my work/ school life.
I've gone back and forth precisely because each platform has something I like, but also lacks something I like. However, I've pretty much settled on iPhone. Overall, there's just more things I like about iOS that are things I use my phone for on a daily basis. Plus, knowing I'll be getting updates for five plus years is pretty nice. Updates on Android have to go through too many middle men before they make it to my phone, and each of them blame the other for the delay--especially true for Samsung.
Well, what a 5 years iPhone 7 is offering you on iOS 14 that a Samsung S8 "stuck" on Oreo does not? This is a must on iOS because apps only update once a year with the OS. On Android, updates come from the playstore so this is egal what is the OS version. Honestly, just got Android Pie on my Samsung and the differences are absolutely minimal.
My work phone is an iPhone, but personal phone is Samsung. The pros of iOS just never outweigh the cons to me. I can't ever see me switching to iPhone as my main phone. I may switch between Android phones (had an LG before), but right now really enjoy using my S10+.
I really appreciate the unbiased commentary, Travis! I've had iPhones longer than I've had an Android, and you definitely nailed the pros and cons of each platform. I had a Note 3 for a couple of years, and I became addicted to downloading icon packs and creating Zooper widgets. I currently have the iPhone 11, mainly because my wife and daughter also have the iPhone 11. Sometimes it's easier to keep to the same ecosystem as your family.
Sort of is. My iPhone buddies we use WhatsApp. On Samsung and other Android users we have no problem using Google DUO for video chat and RCS messaging is quick. It's only slow between apple and Android
But seriously, iMessage is as good as if not better than whatsapp in many ways. We just don't use it cuz the Android contacts get a shitty default messaging app. If google makes a compatible default messenger.... RIP whatsapp.
@@rammani7170 google messages is comparable but nowhere near whatsapp atm. However with facetime being available on android (albiet via link) it wouldn't be surprising if eventually imessage became available on android phones.
I Loved the iPhone 10 when it dropped. I had it until the S10+ dropped and havent missed iOS. Again....I like Apple and iOS but my family uses Samsungs so the messaging part is critical to me as well. Because we're all on Samsung we use the build in Samsung Messages which is now RCS integrated. The cool thing about Apple is Apple doesn't let Carriers load all that Bloat ware on their phones. When I got my iPhone 10 that bad boy had 0 AT&T apps on it. That was cool to me!
@@Bigbiceps301 I'm considering the iPhone 12 too, my A70 is still going strong but I really want to test iOS for the first time in my life especially with iPhones getting more affordable while android phones are getting too expensive
I really wanted to like iPhones but something about iOS just really puts me off. It may have changed since the iPhone 5s but I loved the design of it but iOS was a pain
It probably has changed enough for you I hadn’t had an iPhone since the 4 way back when then curiosity brought me back when the 10s max came out I have no complaints other than I miss some of the customization of android.
Agree, so many things I wish iPhone would allow, the most basic being you can only arrange app icons one way. What??? Seems like everything takes 1-2 more steps on iOS. iPhone does have advantages. But my preference is Android.
I want to use an iPhone but I just can't do iOS for long. From the incoming call screen that kicks you out of whatever you're doing, to the lack of file access, I'm good
It looks like u have used an iPhone in a long time. The incoming call complaint is actually valid, I hate it too but not a deal breaker for me. Lack of file access is actually old school. You can access files on iPhone. you can also connect a flash drive and get acmes to your files on the flash drive. But you gonna need an adapter for that lighting port.
I'll NEVER leave Samsung for Apple. If I were to leave Samsung it would be for One Plus. But when Travis MCP drops a video I watch it! Keep up the great work man!
No always on display is a deal breaker for me, use it as my night clock and I don't have to interact with my phone, I also use split screen multi tasking all the time. Google assistant is far more advanced than Siri too.
Switched from Galaxy S8 to IPhone XR in July, prior to switching I had two iPads and a MacBook. I like the integration with Apple products, in December I purchased a Series 5 watch so now I’m totally in the Apple ecosystem
I’ve recently switched from an S8 to the iPhone XR... and I’ll tell you, I’m kinda disappointed haha could’ve used the money to get the S20.. there are so many features I miss, always on display, led notification, separate app sound(mannnn I miss this one BADLY), etc. really thinking about selling this in the near future to go back to android
I need advice from someone 😢I’m condused s had apple for last ten years iPhone 4s 6 plus 7 plus xs was my fav phone xs was my baby easy to hold handle use finally from xs decided to go to 14 pro I find the new iPhones soo uncomfortable to home the flat side edges dig into sides of ur hands it soo heavy and not easy to handle with one hand I wanna send it back but I sold my xs now I’m confused shall I buy xs refurbished again stupid to sell my xs in perfect condition only issue with xs battery health was low and memory kept getting full or shall I try Samsung I’m worried
For the longest time, I've said Android > Apple for a lot of the reasons you said here. I thought I was cool and getting a better deal for having all these dope widgets, customization options, flipping cameras etc. Now that I'm older (mid 20's), it really becomes clear that all those things are just gimmicks to sell the phone, those are simply preferences that don't determine whether or not Android is better than Apple. It didn't help my early stance that the specs for Android phones on paper are always much better than iPhones, but in practical use and day-to-day activity, those insane spec differences become obsolete. I've had an iPhone for almost a year now and I can say coming from an S20+, that my iPhone 11 Pro with less RAM, memory, display quality is much better with basic tasks that I need a phone to do. The native apps with iPhone are also objectively better than Android, iMessage alone should be a much bigger deal than people think it is. If you want a folding phone with a better mobile pay with less optimized apps cool, that's a preference. But if you just need a phone to be a phone and do it really well, iPhone hands down.
I recently made an iPhone my main driver and miss... 1. Dex (but you can buy the lightning to hdmi not the same but better than nothing and great for video editing) 2. As Samsung notes 3. USB-C 4. The back button on the bottom of screen 5. Closing all windows instead of swiping up one or two at a time 6. Being able to have apps on main screen and swipe up for the rest of your apps 7. The calculator on Apple straight up sucks, just like your moma, the Android built in is way better 8. Love google maps way better than Apple Maps 9. My SPen! I sold my note 10 and now I regret it so I ordered another one! 10. I miss my secure folder files in Samsung maybe I just don’t know how to do it on Apple yet. 11. Adjusting the keyboard size! What the hell is Apple thinking?!
I'm thinking of switching to iphone I'm just concerned about the file management on iphone. For example when i download stuff on iphone like let's say documents or i receive a document on Whatsapp.. where would i locate this on an iphone? Also let's say my phone is getting full will i be able to transfer my files to a usb drive similar to how i just move my files on my android to a usb C drive?
@@vihirsumriya4501 that's what I wonder to. Can i Transfer my photos and documents on my PC like I do on Android phones? But he said on the beginning that's not possible?! I'm confused now.
For my Note 9 I got a totally of 5 dates so far this year. January I got a system update,in February, April, and May got security patch updates and today got a software system update. Samsung has actually been on the ball on coming out with updates this year. Hopefully they'll keep it up in the future.
Honestly, it's so hard to make the jump because of androids custimizability and the BACK BUTTON!!! but I do love the iPhone camera and group messaging options... :( IDK WHAT TO DO
Would love to try it the iPhone, great hardware. However I could not get used to not being able to do what I want with my phone. I'm not even talking about customisation, but everything else that comes in super handy. But then I work on a pc and always have, don't own any apple product.
Glad someone made this! I'm about to switch because I'm sick of the top tier Samsungs having curved screens and BREAKING when you look at it wrong. I'm over it. I know iPhones break too, but I want the cream of the crop camera tech with no curved screen and if it can't be the note it's gotta be the iPhone!
Honestly... I am in the same boat. I love their products both on the phones side but also their digital appliance and monitors. The curved screen on the flagships are just killing me tbh. I have a Note 20 Ultra which I have had since launch and I am just getting so sick of the curved screen. The S22 Ultra looks awful... just like a bootleg Note with better camera. I was hoping for a flat screen but nope... I am thinking of switching to Apple but certain things about the iOS just annoy me in particular gestures and menus.
The newer iphones doesn't support messenger chatheads or any overlapping apps. Control center is limited and iTunes suck. I tried iphone 11 pro for 1-2 days and afterwards gave up when restoring photos was a pain in ass and as mentioned no file browsing when connecting iphone to PC.
I just switched from a Samsung galaxy from 2018 to an iPhone 13. The only reason that I got a new phone was due to my battery not staying charged. I have been using the iPhone for about one week now and still don’t know how I feel about the switch. The android is way easier to use compared to the iPhone. Hopefully, it will get easier with time. Great video and content!
I was pondering which phone to update to after my s8 about 25% of me thought try iphones then weighing up the cons I realised how limited iphone is compared to android so I got a s10 plus fuckin awesome phone so glad i didn't go iphone
I to have an S8 (not the plus) got the $$ so I got my wife and daughter an S10+ and an S10. I was gonna get the Note 10 then heard about the S20 Specs and waited...If Sammy does not bring it with the Note 20, It's the Note 10 for me.... will find out soon enough
I changed from the Note 9 to the 11 a week ago, no regrets. I love the iPhone, everything is better. 2 things I miss is having the numbers above the letters and the note would suggest my email addresses as soon as I start typing.
Thanks for this video because I've been a Samsung Galaxy user for years now and I'm thinking about switching over from a samsung galaxy s10e to a IPhone se 2020 but I can't make my mind up on whether to switch to IOS for the very first time
Been an android user since I got my first phone, had an lg, s6, s8, and s10+. Loved them but needed something better in my opinion and recently switched to apple. I love it
I bought the Note 2 twice... back when 5.5" was considered laughably huge. I had been using a 5.8" S10e for 2 years which feels ironically "tiny". Now am back to the 6.9" Note 20 Ultra.
I been a galaxy user since galaxy s4, then S7, S9, I thought I would never change to iphone. I recently changed from S9 to Iphone 13, the 2 things that convince me to move are, the camera and the battery life. I’m still getting used to it, but so far I’m happy with the change
i had literally the same experience , all my life I've been samsung galaxy fanboy ( s3 , s4 s5 s8+ s9+) 3 months ago switched to iPhone 13 and I just got a macbook M1 I mean i like the iphone 13 overall and the ecosystem but still somethings I realy miss abut my galaxy s9+ The big beautiful screen / keyboard and clipboard / multitasking / edge panel / fingerprint and dex option I mean Idk next year if I will still be on iPhone team or go back to Samy phones
I have been an Android user on Samsung 4 Years and love the phones but I'm thinking of the new iPhone 13 Pro strictly for the video. I'm older and not really looking forward to changing operating systems at this point. I think Androids cameras are just as good but they don't offer it right now in the smaller size as I currently use a Galaxy S10
😌 I have the best of both worlds... I have the S10+, S20 Ultra, iPhone 11ProMax, LGV50... iMessages are the best hands down, but the Samsung's kill the iPhone in everything else, customization, multitasking, better screen... Oh, and IMO, I actually prefer the camera quality on my S10+ with GCam over my iPhone 11ProMax any day (except night), and the battery life on my iPhone is insane also, and the video quality on my iPhone is also superior to my Samsung's. Bottom line tho... I use my Android phones way more than my iPhone...
Great video thanks. The thing you have to remember is that it's almost impossible to get everything you want in one phone. For me perfection would be a Pixel XL with the iPhone 11 Pro's battery life, compatibility with the Apple Watch and built in Dex. I'll keep on dreaming.
howieb2001 The solution isn’t rocket science: Just get a Galaxy S20 Plus (or Ultra if ya wanna “supersize” things 🤣), root it to a custom, stock-Android-esque ROM, and get a high-end FitBit. Problem solved !
“Samsung better get on the Bike”..You got some hilarious one liners 🤣🤣 I’ve been an iPhone user for about 3 years or so. Was as Samsung user prior to that. The biggest thing I miss (that you mentioned) was how with Samsung you can just plug your phone in and transfer media to a PC like it’s a usb drive, no issues, easy. With an iPhone it takes nothing short of a miracle to accomplish this, if you’re lucky!
Shane H That’s true with Samsungs - I’m a former Galaxy Note 5 owner who _loved_ using SmartSwitch - but def not with ALL Android phones/devices. My MacBook doesn’t recognize my Pixel XL at ALL when it’s physically connected; it won’t even charge it 🤦♂️🤬 Maybe Windows machines interface better with Pixel; I have no way of knowing for sure, since I moved to Mac in 2016. But yeah it’s a hassle because anything that didn’t automatically transfer from the Note to the Pixel through the cloud, I had to do slowwwly via Bluetooth (I first tried moving things manually into Google Drive from the Note, and most wound up becoming corrupted/unreadable; not sure why). I _far_ prefer Android as a daily driver OS, but I know if I moved from Note to iPhone, the Mac would’ve interfaced directly with the iPhone and there likely wouldn’t have been any data transfer issues. It’s just very weird and annoying how switching /upgrading from one Android phone to another is a hassle, at least for Mac users. 😩
Emmanuel Braimoh Thanks. Are you in the same or a similar boat ? Now I know why my ex-GF was always singing the praises of the Titanium backup app for Android. 🤣 If I decide to stay with Pixel going forward, buying that app sounds like the best solution to Mac/Pixel incompatibility.
First, I am considering switching from my Samsung Galaxy 3 to the IPhone 2020 SE 2nd generation simply so I can coordinate with my IPad while sharing photos for online art classes. So I don’t need to upgrade to an more expensive IPhone than the SE. Secondly ... although I appreciate your video and your effort to help, you speak so quickly that your are difficult for me to follow ! Other Seniors may have the same problem !
I made this leap and never going back. The stability, the software, seamless integration, I can know where my family is at all times all ready to go out-of-the-box and at no additional cost. No need to get an app that may have spyware or no support if it fails. No gimmicky feature like customizing a screen is going to lure me away. I have work to do and I need a tool, not a toy. My iPad Pro and iPhone let me create music, videos, and art that was never available on Android in my 6 years of using android
I left android one year ago when apple announced they would allow users to block tracking. I do not like googles mode of revenue and selling ads by spying on me. I do miss my Samsung for a couple reasons. Usb C, Bluetooth codecs like ldac. And I have a Samsung tablet and watch. In the end privacy was there number one concern
I have been loyal to Samsung since the galaxy s7 and stopped using iPhone after my 6s died. I upgraded from the Galaxy S8 to the S21 or should I say DOWNGRADED and I find myself selling my carrier back my Samsung for an iPhone 13 mid contract. My S8 lasts 3x longer on a full charge
And don't forget: You have to individually download all the apps you had on your old phone. So if you have more than 10 apps on your phone, you better strap in! And realize that for some of the apps your subscription can't be transfered, so you might have to open a brand new account and then subscribe again.
Thank you for the presentation - sadly I didn't understand one word of it. I'm 58 and never owned a smart phone as i consider them to be a complete waste of money! My daughter gifted me an iphone....but i think I'll just keep it in the box...far too complicated for me !!! but thanks for trying.
is iphone more sturdier than samsung note series in terms of hardware/software? i had a problem with my note 7/FE that wont charge and turn on(but its fixed now) but im noticing its already having a problems..last time, my note 4 just stopped working, so ive lost datas from that phone..should i switch to iphone? or is it also just a matter of time for iphones too thanks!!
@@dirtydirtsgt4751 I kinda did but it wasn’t that necessary as on an Iphone. Customizing an Iphone can change it completely which gives a lot more pleasure.
@@balistikcious in fact you could only change the wallpapers On samsung you can change your icons, themes, recents menu, control panel, navigation bar icons and many more
I won’t be switching to iPhone anytime soon due to how limiting the apps are compared to Android. For example on Amazon (Kindle), you can’t make any digital purchases such as ebooks and gift cards. You are forced to do it through a browser instead of a click of a button.
I want and iphone I truly do but i just can't justify or wrap my head around the idea of paying so much more for something that has so much less. It's like consciously entering into a scam.
Great video Trevor..keep em coming. I have a Galaxy S10, bought it when it came out, best phone I have ever owned hands down. It has every thing I need and the size is just right. Dont miss anything from ios, except maybe imessage and notes. Note: I have bought every single iphone starting with the 3G right up to iphone x/10 and every single Galaxy phone starting with the S2.
If you want simplicity at its finest, yes ios is a solid option. If you like options, it's definitely Android. The iPhone 12 is getting closer to making me try ios full time for at least a year, but the rumor of Apple not giving the option to enable or disable 120hz pro motion reinforced why I only stick to ios as a work phone.
While I'm assuming it is easy to just transfer pictures, videos and music to from Android to iPhone, but what if you have a lot of Google Play Movies? I have a lot of movies because the Blu-ray's came with digital codes and only a few I actually bought. So, how would I be able to transfer these to an iPhone, if it is possible. If I decide I don't like Apple, is there a way to transfer movies, music, etc. to an Android device?
I'm using a note 10 plus right now and moving to a iPhone 12 Pro max when it launches. I just feel for smoothness and cleanness. Also I bought a macbook and want the ecosystem. I don't really think one is better than the other just like you. Just depends on what you want.
This is probably one of the most honest videos I've seen regarding phones. And this is my struggle, I love my Note 10+, but it's so hard when most of your friends and family have iPhones. It's true having Apple TV's and macs, things are just easier and the phone doesn't require much tinkering around just do get a simple tasks done. There's a big reason why high level people, celebrities, executives, mostly have iPhones. It just works and is very secure. But I am still conflicted because of all the things great about a Samsung phone, especially a Note device. I also think a lot of it has to do with status and psychology of owning an iPhone. I will say this though, I've seen more and more Samsung devices coming mainstream. So, I hope the tide is turning...
I cringe reading this. High level execs and celebrities because it's secure? Didn't icloud get hacked??? Lol.. if you think iphone is privacy and security be prepared to be wrong. Watch Rob Braxman
Yeah I switch to the iPhone 12 pro and regret it. The 5G antenna sucks on the iPhone. Constantly having problems with freezing. Just ordered a Note 20 ultra.
I had the iphone 3 up to the 6s+. Switched to note 8 then earlier this year got note 10. Ive missed the iphone. So this morning I orded the iphone 11 pro max. On the note I have the AOD off so I won't miss that. Only thing I'll miss off the android is all the cool fonts.
I’ve been Samsung for 8 years. I got the iPad Air 4 to test Apple out and I love the iPad. Then I got the Apple Pencil months after loving that too. So am switching Samsung to Apple this October. Getting air pods pro sooner after. Them the Apple Watch. Then maybe a MacBook
Because kids go with what everyone else goes don't make their own choices. And that's why they use iPhones and also play games and use the same weapons and gear then most others because it is more important to be in the crowd then being ur own individual.
I love how youre not a bias of one of them and you have a neutral opinion for both of them! Makes it much easier. I currently have a samsung galaxy j6 and thinking of switching to an iphone 12/12 mini/11!
I notice people mention thr Always on Display. I've always turned that off on the two Android phones I had that featured that. I used Apple Pay all the time, but haven't bothered with Smasung Pay since I switched back to my S21. And I've set one theme, a dark one, and one icon pack the whole time I've had the phone. Now, the app experience has been less polished than on my iPhone. I'm not a brand fan, but I'll go with one if I like the actual phone and it's feature set. I'm eye-balling the iPhone 12 Pro and the Watch SE currently (training for a marathon, and the friends I have that use those devices paired up seem to have a MUCH better experience logging and training tracking, so...). All that said, THANK YOU for what seems to be the most fair evaluation of Android vs Apple/iOS that I've seen yet! I'll subscribe over this. XD
My Apple watch is what has me thinking of going back. I’m using Active 2 and it’s nice but the functionality just doesn’t compare. Specially to control my smarthome devices.
I'm moving from my Samsung A21s to an iPhone 11 (128gb) as my battery may be 5000mah but it dies after about 2 or 3 hours after a year of having it. The quad camera setup also let me down with its drained down and depressing looking photos. It also lagged a lot and crashed all the time, and currently my phone has none of the features mentioned in this video... but as of right now, my iPhone isn't here yet but I am excited to make the big move
Samsung has some neat hardware but Apple definitely wins in the software for security and fluidity which is what I prefer over “customization” and all that but Apple has got a really good flow with the ecosystem that android just doesn’t have. Plus the iMessage and FaceTime of course
Good video but I would suggest actually setting up your Apple Pay. It’s accepted anywhere that takes tap and most online (I’ve only found 1 or 2 places that don’t) it has stronger encryption. With Face ID, it scans so fast. I don’t get the files issue you talked about? I run everything through cloud based systems and access it through the files apps. I haven’t plug into a computer in 3 years to transfer anything. Yes I do video and photography work so I understand file transfer speeds and size. I think you just might not be using them to their best their ability.
use android for 10 years maybe a little more are used to customize my phone a lot that’s the reason I stayed with android but as I got older I got to the point where I didn’t really customize my phone so I decided to switch to iPhone and I’ve got to say the experience has been great the operating system on an iPhone is smoother than android to me Cameras are better and nowadays with iPhone You can pretty much carry whatever you have with the android over to iPhone and not lose any of your progress on your games and apps
thank you for this non-bias video. I have been with galaxy since the s2. My s10 is a beast im going to hold on to her but I would like to try iOS for the iPhone 12 ill just have to have 2 phones
2:20 man don't even mention the led notification. I still miss that and AOD is no replacement for it since it consumes so much battery relatively speaking.
I went to iPhone 7pro from Samsung Galaxy S6. I got bored in 2months, so I went back to Samsung Note 8. Again i went back to IPhone 11pro eco system, I got bored again. So i went back to Samsung again, and i feel great now.
I've been contemplating on trying the iphone. And this video of yours perfectly explains in lay man's (android man's) terms the "things" that I need to know and watch out for! Thank you! Bravo.
just a heads up: you can't change the size of keyboard on iphone, the default keyboard have no haptic feedback, the gesture navigation differs according to app since iphone doesnt have a back button, file manager is limited, camera roll photo sorted by most recent at the bottom right side, app notification badge won't go away after you dismiss the notification bubble and the locations is turned on by default: you have to go to privacy settings to look for what location services is currently on.
I have an s20+ and I bought the iphone 11 as a second phone. K was extremely underwhelmed with the iphone.... I was so open minded, but it is so ancient feeling to me and it makes me so sad bc I feel sm regret buying the iphone. The bezels r so thick, the keyboard is a no, I honestly only got it for the app optimisation (snap and insta) But I just don't like the iPhone. I don't like how u can't clear apps all at once, there is no return button, no fingerprint sensor, etc. It is stressing me out honestly bc it wS expensive for what it is....it seems so old and dated.
@@sara-qq5cl OMG. 😮 U cant even clear the notifications at once? Who does that? This is my exact fear. Spending a ton of money then i'd just regret it. Oh well... maybe no apple for me.
iOS and android...I like them both. However I like Android better. From everything from customization to the user interface. I like doing it myself. What I like about iOS is the long term support for older hardware. I also like the the convenience of iOS software utilization and firmware upgrades
I will stay with my Nokia 3210. You can chunk it 30 yards and still make phone calls. I am waiting right now for the update to be able to text. Any news on that?
The greater the customization, the more clunky the processing. In the end, what sets iOS apart from Android is the app optimization that doesn’t have to account for 100 different handsets and configurations. Couple that with seamless integration between devices and all the cool stuff you can do with Android doesn’t come close to making up for its unreliable performance. Why I’m switching to iOS after being an Android guy since Droid Incredible. 😎
Update part isn't true. I have had Samsung galaxy s9 plus for 3 years now and it is as smooth as it was when I got it, plus the updates are regular. Have absolutely no issues with the phone. Recently got iPhone 11pro hoping to switch, it's going very slow for now.
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Travis MCP yep everything you said is true especially on apple.
We don't have an apple store in my country.
We have more Samsung stores.
@Thomas Garcia try out the S10+.
I am going to say something blasphemous, I just switched to the iPhone 11 Pro Max from the galaxy S 20 ultra. I definitely do miss the customization already but was really looking for a change in operating system, And haven’t used an iPhone since the 3GS and I am actually quite enjoying it, I am definitely looking forward to the iPhone 12 but if it doesn’t live up to its name then I will probably be hopping back on to the android train
Robert Lincoln give it more time you’ll enjoy it more I also came from S20 Ultra.
Really appreciate the way you're so fair about this, giving the pros and cons of each system. Such a lack of bias! Helps people figure out what features are more important to them.
100%!!!
Travis MCP 💯 💯
Yessss
Well the truth is that's pretty much how things pan out between the two.
Before 2014 I was completely Apple biased
Between 2014 and 2019 I was completely android biased. And within the past year I've calmed down and allowed myself to see the best that both offer and understanding what the cons are and what that means for me in everyday use. I do still lean towards and prefer android but I'm not as dogmatic about it. I'm always looking to see what Apple is doing and their next advancement. And actually tried out the SE2 for about 3-4 weeks and actually enjoyed it. The battery was probably the biggest reason I didn't keep it but I did enjoy it nevertheless.
And one thing is for sure. I have tried out multiple watches better suited for Android and then I recently tried out the Watch Series 5 for about a month while I had the SE2 and although it slightly pains me to say it, their watches are definitely more superior. Their integration is absolutely fluid and if there was ever a reason for me to completely switch back to Apple it would be because of their watch.
But for now I still use Android as my daily driver. And a lot of that simply has to do with preference. I know a lot Android users don't like iPhones because they tend to be bland in their year after year typical design with subtle changes and that's true to some extent.
But with that being said, there are a lot of things I like about both Apples and Oranges.
Obviously you didn't see his watch biased
The fact that 82% of US teens own an iPhone says more about society than any thing else any other company is doing wrong. I can't believe kids are getting bullied for owning an Android phone so much that they'll do anything to fit in and go with the crowd. Be an individual people, like what you like and don't make apologies for it. Now that you I've finished ranting, I've gotta say Travis is putting in the work during this pandemic. It's much appreciated
Yeah, it's cultural (as I've talked about in the Toxic Tech video) but Samsung better by paying attention
Travis MCP Can you post a link to the video? I can’t find it? IMHO it’s utterly bizarre some American teens bully others who don’t own a iPhone. Why do they do it?
@@gloveyourway2000 It's long but it goes thru everything: th-cam.com/video/Nhk8SWaim4g/w-d-xo.html
That happened to me in one of my old jobs, majority of my co workers have iPhone and they would discriminate people who had android especially I was the new guy during that time. Left the company because they were not paying me.
garbg98 Really? Teens everywhere do that about all kinds of things- clothes, brands of shoes, you name it.
Android phones, can do so much stuff, as you get older, you don't care about that. You just want simple.
Thats me to a tee!! Loved all that you can do with android and always jailbroke iPhones to be able to make it do what android can do. Now I just want simplicity and function from my devices.
I am 49 and I want it all ... I want my emulators, I want my mp3s and I want to put my icons wherever I want. The same with my widgets, I want to place them where I want.
I love my iPad Pro but I can't have an IOS main device, way too limited for me .....
And I have a iPhone SE gen 1 from work, collecting dust as I can't use that miniature screen.
Put that Sim In my Android and I am good to go.
Sergio Casino I agree with you
This is so apt ...in d last 2years my phone usage has changed a lot, this is why I switched to iOS.
I’m 26 been an Android user since the first galaxy and I 100% agree with you. Recently switched to the max and I’m loving it simple and easy but if I were to go back I’d pick the note 9
Love the fact that this man tells it like it is in an unbiased way. Nobody should be beholden to any particular brand but rather use what works best for them from brands that innovate in the best way at the current moment
Agreed
Switched from Android to Apple years ago. Was never tempted to go back. I never really cared about all the customization. For me, it all boiled down to ease of use, security, and compatibility. I have Apple everything in my home and it just works. Everything gets on time updates! No problem moving files around and sharing documents because just about everyone I know owns an iPhone! I’m currently rocking the iPhone XR and I dig it. I use just about every feature on this thing and I get stuff done. Walled garden? Sure, but I don’t feel closed off one bit.
Awesome response. I really think it all boils down to what phone really fits your lifestyle. I have nothing against iphones, there are just certain features available on Androids that are very essential to me. Same goes with laptops. I prefer a MacBook over a Windows simply because it works better with my work/ school life.
I've gone back and forth precisely because each platform has something I like, but also lacks something I like. However, I've pretty much settled on iPhone. Overall, there's just more things I like about iOS that are things I use my phone for on a daily basis. Plus, knowing I'll be getting updates for five plus years is pretty nice. Updates on Android have to go through too many middle men before they make it to my phone, and each of them blame the other for the delay--especially true for Samsung.
Well, what a 5 years iPhone 7 is offering you on iOS 14 that a Samsung S8 "stuck" on Oreo does not?
This is a must on iOS because apps only update once a year with the OS. On Android, updates come from the playstore so this is egal what is the OS version. Honestly, just got Android Pie on my Samsung and the differences are absolutely minimal.
My work phone is an iPhone, but personal phone is Samsung. The pros of iOS just never outweigh the cons to me. I can't ever see me switching to iPhone as my main phone.
I may switch between Android phones (had an LG before), but right now really enjoy using my S10+.
S10 plus is a great phone, I have my s10 plus for 1 year and 2 months now (bought it the day it was released in my country) and its still doing great
I really appreciate the unbiased commentary, Travis!
I've had iPhones longer than I've had an Android, and you definitely nailed the pros and cons of each platform.
I had a Note 3 for a couple of years, and I became addicted to downloading icon packs and creating Zooper widgets.
I currently have the iPhone 11, mainly because my wife and daughter also have the iPhone 11. Sometimes it's easier to keep to the same ecosystem as your family.
iMessage and facetime is an american problem. Me and all my friends have iphones but we use whatsapp.
Sort of is. My iPhone buddies we use WhatsApp. On Samsung and other Android users we have no problem using Google DUO for video chat and RCS messaging is quick. It's only slow between apple and Android
But seriously, iMessage is as good as if not better than whatsapp in many ways. We just don't use it cuz the Android contacts get a shitty default messaging app. If google makes a compatible default messenger.... RIP whatsapp.
@@rammani7170 google messages is comparable but nowhere near whatsapp atm. However with facetime being available on android (albiet via link) it wouldn't be surprising if eventually imessage became available on android phones.
Even with Samsung my boyfriend and I use Facebook messenger
Why?
I Loved the iPhone 10 when it dropped. I had it until the S10+ dropped and havent missed iOS. Again....I like Apple and iOS but my family uses Samsungs so the messaging part is critical to me as well. Because we're all on Samsung we use the build in Samsung Messages which is now RCS integrated. The cool thing about Apple is Apple doesn't let Carriers load all that Bloat ware on their phones. When I got my iPhone 10 that bad boy had 0 AT&T apps on it. That was cool to me!
That's exactly how I felt transitioning to the s10 plus
Deon C. I can’t wait to get a iPhone 12. My S7 is literally dying
@@Bigbiceps301 I'm considering the iPhone 12 too, my A70 is still going strong but I really want to test iOS for the first time in my life especially with iPhones getting more affordable while android phones are getting too expensive
kamel alg yeah I’m tired of being the only one having an Android.and also want to see if the experience is good.
@Patrick Damgaard bad choice with that crappy exynos, if it was me I would get the S10 lite
I really wanted to like iPhones but something about iOS just really puts me off. It may have changed since the iPhone 5s but I loved the design of it but iOS was a pain
It probably has changed enough for you I hadn’t had an iPhone since the 4 way back when then curiosity brought me back when the 10s max came out I have no complaints other than I miss some of the customization of android.
I totally agree
Agree, so many things I wish iPhone would allow, the most basic being you can only arrange app icons one way. What??? Seems like everything takes 1-2 more steps on iOS. iPhone does have advantages. But my preference is Android.
I like both but Samsung just better to me
I want to use an iPhone but I just can't do iOS for long. From the incoming call screen that kicks you out of whatever you're doing, to the lack of file access, I'm good
I feel you on that hopefully iOS 14 will fix that
It looks like u have used an iPhone in a long time. The incoming call complaint is actually valid, I hate it too but not a deal breaker for me. Lack of file access is actually old school. You can access files on iPhone. you can also connect a flash drive and get acmes to your files on the flash drive. But you gonna need an adapter for that lighting port.
me too, and pip in android is amaizing, and is much more intuitive and easy
rotimi kayode iOS 11 was supposed to fix that.... still waiting. $100 says iOS 14 does nothing to address it either.
@@shuggfilmzandstudio2354 you can't use the files tho
I'll NEVER leave Samsung for Apple. If I were to leave Samsung it would be for One Plus. But when Travis MCP drops a video I watch it! Keep up the great work man!
I appreciate that!
Have you ever tried Apple?
I would only consider switching to apple if I happen to move to america
@DeMarcus lopez how?
@@johnbrownridge8137 u sound like my friend..
No always on display is a deal breaker for me, use it as my night clock and I don't have to interact with my phone, I also use split screen multi tasking all the time. Google assistant is far more advanced than Siri too.
Google assistant is more accurate as it collects all data about you
I have been a long time android user and am gonna miss so many Samsung features so I am gonna stay where I am
And where is that?
Misbah Uddin I use both, so I’m covered.
Switched from Galaxy S8 to IPhone XR in July, prior to switching I had two iPads and a MacBook. I like the integration with Apple products, in December I purchased a Series 5 watch so now I’m totally in the Apple ecosystem
My favorite android is Galaxy Note, if I ever went back.
It's an awesome phone, big but is super good
If i ever left iphone id go back to the note phone series or OnePlus.
If the 10+ wasn’t $1,100 I would have got one, also had note 5 and 8. Love the note series.
DeMarcus lopez Oh yes!!!
jmj227 wait a year the retail price is trash
The best TH-camr on this subject speak the truths about both sides
I’ve recently switched from an S8 to the iPhone XR... and I’ll tell you, I’m kinda disappointed haha could’ve used the money to get the S20.. there are so many features I miss, always on display, led notification, separate app sound(mannnn I miss this one BADLY), etc. really thinking about selling this in the near future to go back to android
I need advice from someone 😢I’m condused s had apple for last ten years iPhone 4s 6 plus 7 plus xs was my fav phone xs was my baby easy to hold handle use finally from xs decided to go to 14 pro I find the new iPhones soo uncomfortable to home the flat side edges dig into sides of ur hands it soo heavy and not easy to handle with one hand I wanna send it back but I sold my xs now I’m confused shall I buy xs refurbished again stupid to sell my xs in perfect condition only issue with xs battery health was low and memory kept getting full or shall I try Samsung I’m worried
For the longest time, I've said Android > Apple for a lot of the reasons you said here. I thought I was cool and getting a better deal for having all these dope widgets, customization options, flipping cameras etc.
Now that I'm older (mid 20's), it really becomes clear that all those things are just gimmicks to sell the phone, those are simply preferences that don't determine whether or not Android is better than Apple. It didn't help my early stance that the specs for Android phones on paper are always much better than iPhones, but in practical use and day-to-day activity, those insane spec differences become obsolete. I've had an iPhone for almost a year now and I can say coming from an S20+, that my iPhone 11 Pro with less RAM, memory, display quality is much better with basic tasks that I need a phone to do. The native apps with iPhone are also objectively better than Android, iMessage alone should be a much bigger deal than people think it is. If you want a folding phone with a better mobile pay with less optimized apps cool, that's a preference. But if you just need a phone to be a phone and do it really well, iPhone hands down.
Finally someone gave good answers about what happens and why to switch. Well done video Travis. Thanks.
I recently made an iPhone my main driver and miss...
1. Dex (but you can buy the lightning to hdmi not the same but better than nothing and great for video editing)
2. As Samsung notes
3. USB-C
4. The back button on the bottom of screen
5. Closing all windows instead of swiping up one or two at a time
6. Being able to have apps on main screen and swipe up for the rest of your apps
7. The calculator on Apple straight up sucks, just like your moma, the Android built in is way better
8. Love google maps way better than Apple Maps
9. My SPen! I sold my note 10 and now I regret it so I ordered another one!
10. I miss my secure folder files in Samsung maybe I just don’t know how to do it on Apple yet.
11. Adjusting the keyboard size! What the hell is Apple thinking?!
😀 @what the hell is Apple thinking
I'm thinking of switching to iphone I'm just concerned about the file management on iphone. For example when i download stuff on iphone like let's say documents or i receive a document on Whatsapp.. where would i locate this on an iphone? Also let's say my phone is getting full will i be able to transfer my files to a usb drive similar to how i just move my files on my android to a usb C drive?
Does apple have a similar thing like Secure Folder? If so, I'd probably try iPhone
Jesus Cardenas iPhone has folder app
@@vihirsumriya4501 that's what I wonder to. Can i Transfer my photos and documents on my PC like I do on Android phones? But he said on the beginning that's not possible?! I'm confused now.
For my Note 9 I got a totally of 5 dates so far this year. January I got a system update,in February, April, and May got security patch updates and today got a software system update. Samsung has actually been on the ball on coming out with updates this year. Hopefully they'll keep it up in the future.
Honestly, it's so hard to make the jump because of androids custimizability and the BACK BUTTON!!! but I do love the iPhone camera and group messaging options... :( IDK WHAT TO DO
Would love to try it the iPhone, great hardware. However I could not get used to not being able to do what I want with my phone. I'm not even talking about customisation, but everything else that comes in super handy.
But then I work on a pc and always have, don't own any apple product.
Glad someone made this! I'm about to switch because I'm sick of the top tier Samsungs having curved screens and BREAKING when you look at it wrong. I'm over it. I know iPhones break too, but I want the cream of the crop camera tech with no curved screen and if it can't be the note it's gotta be the iPhone!
Honestly... I am in the same boat. I love their products both on the phones side but also their digital appliance and monitors. The curved screen on the flagships are just killing me tbh. I have a Note 20 Ultra which I have had since launch and I am just getting so sick of the curved screen. The S22 Ultra looks awful... just like a bootleg Note with better camera. I was hoping for a flat screen but nope... I am thinking of switching to Apple but certain things about the iOS just annoy me in particular gestures and menus.
The newer iphones doesn't support messenger chatheads or any overlapping apps. Control center is limited and iTunes suck. I tried iphone 11 pro for 1-2 days and afterwards gave up when restoring photos was a pain in ass and as mentioned no file browsing when connecting iphone to PC.
I just switched from a Samsung galaxy from 2018 to an iPhone 13. The only reason that I got a new phone was due to my battery not staying charged. I have been using the iPhone for about one week now and still don’t know how I feel about the switch. The android is way easier to use compared to the iPhone. Hopefully, it will get easier with time. Great video and content!
Right now I got Samsung Galaxy S8 plus and I'll probably switch to the iPhone 12 max pro whenever it comes out thank you Travis♥️
I was pondering which phone to update to after my s8 about 25% of me thought try iphones then weighing up the cons I realised how limited iphone is compared to android so I got a s10 plus fuckin awesome phone so glad i didn't go iphone
I to have an S8 (not the plus) got the $$ so I got my wife and daughter an S10+ and an S10. I was gonna get the Note 10 then heard about the S20 Specs and waited...If Sammy does not bring it with the Note 20, It's the Note 10 for me.... will find out soon enough
@@rubenrodriguez1285 bring what?
A fixed camera...
I have my s10 plus for 1 year and 2 months now (bought it the day it was released in my country) and its still doing great
I changed from the Note 9 to the 11 a week ago, no regrets. I love the iPhone, everything is better. 2 things I miss is having the numbers above the letters and the note would suggest my email addresses as soon as I start typing.
The 11 with the LCD screen? Do you miss AMOLED? Also, apple doesn't have the automatic email thing??, maybe it will come with time
Thanks for this video because I've been a Samsung Galaxy user for years now and I'm thinking about switching over from a samsung galaxy s10e to a IPhone se 2020 but I can't make my mind up on whether to switch to IOS for the very first time
Been an android user since I got my first phone, had an lg, s6, s8, and s10+. Loved them but needed something better in my opinion and recently switched to apple. I love it
I bought the Note 2 twice... back when 5.5" was considered laughably huge. I had been using a 5.8" S10e for 2 years which feels ironically "tiny". Now am back to the 6.9" Note 20 Ultra.
I been a galaxy user since galaxy s4, then S7, S9, I thought I would never change to iphone. I recently changed from S9 to Iphone 13, the 2 things that convince me to move are, the camera and the battery life. I’m still getting used to it, but so far I’m happy with the change
i had literally the same experience , all my life I've been samsung galaxy fanboy ( s3 , s4 s5 s8+ s9+)
3 months ago switched to iPhone 13 and I just got a macbook M1
I mean i like the iphone 13 overall and the ecosystem but still somethings I realy miss abut my galaxy s9+
The big beautiful screen / keyboard and clipboard / multitasking / edge panel / fingerprint and dex option
I mean Idk next year if I will still be on iPhone team or go back to Samy phones
The biggest deal breaker for iPhones for me is that you can't use it as a USB Drive. Found this out the hard way. C'mon Apple.
I have been an Android user on Samsung 4 Years and love the phones but I'm thinking of the new iPhone 13 Pro strictly for the video. I'm older and not really looking forward to changing operating systems at this point. I think Androids cameras are just as good but they don't offer it right now in the smaller size as I currently use a Galaxy S10
😌 I have the best of both worlds... I have the S10+, S20 Ultra, iPhone 11ProMax, LGV50... iMessages are the best hands down, but the Samsung's kill the iPhone in everything else, customization, multitasking, better screen... Oh, and IMO, I actually prefer the camera quality on my S10+ with GCam over my iPhone 11ProMax any day (except night), and the battery life on my iPhone is insane also, and the video quality on my iPhone is also superior to my Samsung's. Bottom line tho... I use my Android phones way more than my iPhone...
How do you get gcam i am sweating by the search of it
Great video thanks. The thing you have to remember is that it's almost impossible to get everything you want in one phone. For me perfection would be a Pixel XL with the iPhone 11 Pro's battery life, compatibility with the Apple Watch and built in Dex. I'll keep on dreaming.
howieb2001 The solution isn’t rocket science: Just get a Galaxy S20 Plus (or Ultra if ya wanna “supersize” things 🤣), root it to a custom, stock-Android-esque ROM, and get a high-end FitBit. Problem solved !
@@Sharky165 believe me a half baked S20 is not on anybody's "wish list" right now
You forgot about edge apps. Out of everything that's what I would miss the most about any other type of phone.
“Samsung better get on the Bike”..You got some hilarious one liners 🤣🤣 I’ve been an iPhone user for about 3 years or so. Was as Samsung user prior to that. The biggest thing I miss (that you mentioned) was how with Samsung you can just plug your phone in and transfer media to a PC like it’s a usb drive, no issues, easy. With an iPhone it takes nothing short of a miracle to accomplish this, if you’re lucky!
You can use iTools to copy whatever on your iPhone.
But Android in still better in that department though 😑
Shane H That’s true with Samsungs - I’m a former Galaxy Note 5 owner who _loved_ using SmartSwitch - but def not with ALL Android phones/devices.
My MacBook doesn’t recognize my Pixel XL at ALL when it’s physically connected; it won’t even charge it 🤦♂️🤬 Maybe Windows machines interface better with Pixel; I have no way of knowing for sure, since I moved to Mac in 2016.
But yeah it’s a hassle because anything that didn’t automatically transfer from the Note to the Pixel through the cloud, I had to do slowwwly via Bluetooth (I first tried moving things manually into Google Drive from the Note, and most wound up becoming corrupted/unreadable; not sure why).
I _far_ prefer Android as a daily driver OS, but I know if I moved from Note to iPhone, the Mac would’ve interfaced directly with the iPhone and there likely wouldn’t have been any data transfer issues. It’s just very weird and annoying how switching /upgrading from one Android phone to another is a hassle, at least for Mac users. 😩
Emmanuel Braimoh Awesome I’ll try it out.
@@Sharky165 Can't agree more
Emmanuel Braimoh Thanks. Are you in the same or a similar boat ?
Now I know why my ex-GF was always singing the praises of the Titanium backup app for Android. 🤣 If I decide to stay with Pixel going forward, buying that app sounds like the best solution to Mac/Pixel incompatibility.
I am keeping my iPhone 11 Pro Max and getting a Samsung s20 ultra
Tim Custer nice! Best of both worlds! I too own both. An iPhone 11 Pro Max and note 10 plus!
Is s20 ultra good? I’ve heard the camera is pretty upsetting :(
@@jelkafabianova2801 get the note 20 ultra, it's miles better
Did you get the Samsung S20 Ultra? I did and love it.
@@amandataylor249 I hated it because of the screen burn-in
First, I am considering switching from my Samsung Galaxy 3 to the IPhone 2020 SE 2nd generation simply so I can coordinate with my IPad while sharing photos for online art classes. So I don’t need to upgrade to an more expensive IPhone than the SE. Secondly ... although I appreciate your video and your effort to help, you speak so quickly that your are difficult for me to follow ! Other Seniors may have the same problem !
I made this leap and never going back. The stability, the software, seamless integration, I can know where my family is at all times all ready to go out-of-the-box and at no additional cost. No need to get an app that may have spyware or no support if it fails. No gimmicky feature like customizing a screen is going to lure me away. I have work to do and I need a tool, not a toy. My iPad Pro and iPhone let me create music, videos, and art that was never available on Android in my 6 years of using android
An iPhone will never be my daily driver still rocking my note 4
Did you read the name of the video??????
I left android one year ago when apple announced they would allow users to block tracking. I do not like googles mode of revenue and selling ads by spying on me.
I do miss my Samsung for a couple reasons. Usb C, Bluetooth codecs like ldac. And I have a Samsung tablet and watch.
In the end privacy was there number one concern
I have been loyal to Samsung since the galaxy s7 and stopped using iPhone after my 6s died. I upgraded from the Galaxy S8 to the S21 or should I say DOWNGRADED and I find myself selling my carrier back my Samsung for an iPhone 13 mid contract. My S8 lasts 3x longer on a full charge
Doesn't Google pixels do that esim thing with no SIM card...?
This man Travis…. Always keeping it real. You just simply tell it the way it is ! 😊
I use both. Can swap sims. Usually use my iPhone as primary. Use personal hotspot for my pixel.
Is it true that the note series is much better than the S series every year? If so im gonna wait for either the new note or iphone 12 pro
And don't forget: You have to individually download all the apps you had on your old phone. So if you have more than 10 apps on your phone, you better strap in! And realize that for some of the apps your subscription can't be transfered, so you might have to open a brand new account and then subscribe again.
The galaxy active 2 is going to get ECG support as well as BP monitoring...
What about
Samsung health
Samsung security folder that really really important
Edge shortcut screen
Quick translation
I've never used any of those things
@@SplendidCookie so you're better off with your simple iPhone champ
Thank you for the presentation - sadly I didn't understand one word of it. I'm 58 and never owned a smart phone as i consider them to be a complete waste of money! My daughter gifted me an iphone....but i think I'll just keep it in the box...far too complicated for me !!! but thanks for trying.
I have a galaxy but i don't use any of those features he mentioned so I guess I won't miss much when I change to iPhone
is iphone more sturdier than samsung note series in terms of hardware/software? i had a problem with my note 7/FE that wont charge and turn on(but its fixed now) but im noticing its already having a problems..last time, my note 4 just stopped working, so ive lost datas from that phone..should i switch to iphone? or is it also just a matter of time for iphones too thanks!!
Just make iOS customisable FFS😣. Many android users would switch in a heart bit.
I switched 2 months ago to Iphone and I can say my Iphone atm looks more customized than my previous samsung phone.
@@balistikcious because you didn't customize your samsung phone
@@dirtydirtsgt4751 I kinda did but it wasn’t that necessary as on an Iphone. Customizing an Iphone can change it completely which gives a lot more pleasure.
@@balistikcious in fact you could only change the wallpapers
On samsung you can change your icons, themes, recents menu, control panel, navigation bar icons and many more
@@balistikcious just stop. There is no debate that Android is far more customizable. You simply didn't use it much.
I won’t be switching to iPhone anytime soon due to how limiting the apps are compared to Android. For example on Amazon (Kindle), you can’t make any digital purchases such as ebooks and gift cards. You are forced to do it through a browser instead of a click of a button.
Great video. Have been Android for a long time. I was thinking about iPhone, but not sure. It feels like a big step lol
I want and iphone I truly do but i just can't justify or wrap my head around the idea of paying so much more for something that has so much less. It's like consciously entering into a scam.
I have android fatigue however the app tray is a must, casting to android TV is a must..... If ios can do that then I'm in.
Great video Trevor..keep em coming.
I have a Galaxy S10, bought it when it came out, best phone I have ever owned hands down. It has every thing I need and the size is just right. Dont miss anything from ios, except maybe imessage and notes.
Note: I have bought every single iphone starting with the 3G right up to iphone x/10 and every single Galaxy phone starting with the S2.
If you want simplicity at its finest, yes ios is a solid option. If you like options, it's definitely Android. The iPhone 12 is getting closer to making me try ios full time for at least a year, but the rumor of Apple not giving the option to enable or disable 120hz pro motion reinforced why I only stick to ios as a work phone.
While I'm assuming it is easy to just transfer pictures, videos and music to from Android to iPhone, but what if you have a lot of Google Play Movies? I have a lot of movies because the Blu-ray's came with digital codes and only a few I actually bought. So, how would I be able to transfer these to an iPhone, if it is possible. If I decide I don't like Apple, is there a way to transfer movies, music, etc. to an Android device?
That's a great question. I think you would be about to watch them on the TH-cam app. It would be saved purchased items
Samsung actually has call and message continuity so you can call and text from multiple devices.
I'm using a note 10 plus right now and moving to a iPhone 12 Pro max when it launches. I just feel for smoothness and cleanness. Also I bought a macbook and want the ecosystem. I don't really think one is better than the other just like you. Just depends on what you want.
I have that same phone. Note 10 plus, thinking about trading it in for a 12 pro. How do you like your 12 pro max?
This is probably one of the most honest videos I've seen regarding phones. And this is my struggle, I love my Note 10+, but it's so hard when most of your friends and family have iPhones. It's true having Apple TV's and macs, things are just easier and the phone doesn't require much tinkering around just do get a simple tasks done. There's a big reason why high level people, celebrities, executives, mostly have iPhones. It just works and is very secure. But I am still conflicted because of all the things great about a Samsung phone, especially a Note device. I also think a lot of it has to do with status and psychology of owning an iPhone. I will say this though, I've seen more and more Samsung devices coming mainstream. So, I hope the tide is turning...
I cringe reading this. High level execs and celebrities because it's secure? Didn't icloud get hacked??? Lol.. if you think iphone is privacy and security be prepared to be wrong. Watch Rob Braxman
I use Apple Pay and it is great!! Had Android but never going back. Prefer the longevity of the IPhone!👍👍
I am watching your videos for first time and I want to say that I totally enjoy watching it. You are such a fun! Keep going!!!
Yeah I switch to the iPhone 12 pro and regret it. The 5G antenna sucks on the iPhone. Constantly having problems with freezing. Just ordered a Note 20 ultra.
I had the iphone 3 up to the 6s+. Switched to note 8 then earlier this year got note 10. Ive missed the iphone. So this morning I orded the iphone 11 pro max. On the note I have the AOD off so I won't miss that. Only thing I'll miss off the android is all the cool fonts.
I’ve been Samsung for 8 years. I got the iPad Air 4 to test Apple out and I love the iPad. Then I got the Apple Pencil months after loving that too. So am switching Samsung to Apple this October. Getting air pods pro sooner after. Them the Apple Watch. Then maybe a MacBook
Because kids go with what everyone else goes don't make their own choices. And that's why they use iPhones and also play games and use the same weapons and gear then most others because it is more important to be in the crowd then being ur own individual.
But what if I just enjoy iOS?
Facts
I love how youre not a bias of one of them and you have a neutral opinion for both of them! Makes it much easier. I currently have a samsung galaxy j6 and thinking of switching to an iphone 12/12 mini/11!
Pixel 4 xl and Google stadia and Chromecast ultra and Google home mini and smartlight bulb. I think I'll stick with Google and Android. 🙂
I notice people mention thr Always on Display. I've always turned that off on the two Android phones I had that featured that.
I used Apple Pay all the time, but haven't bothered with Smasung Pay since I switched back to my S21. And I've set one theme, a dark one, and one icon pack the whole time I've had the phone. Now, the app experience has been less polished than on my iPhone. I'm not a brand fan, but I'll go with one if I like the actual phone and it's feature set. I'm eye-balling the iPhone 12 Pro and the Watch SE currently (training for a marathon, and the friends I have that use those devices paired up seem to have a MUCH better experience logging and training tracking, so...).
All that said, THANK YOU for what seems to be the most fair evaluation of Android vs Apple/iOS that I've seen yet! I'll subscribe over this. XD
My Apple watch is what has me thinking of going back. I’m using Active 2 and it’s nice but the functionality just doesn’t compare. Specially to control my smarthome devices.
I'm moving from my Samsung A21s to an iPhone 11 (128gb) as my battery may be 5000mah but it dies after about 2 or 3 hours after a year of having it. The quad camera setup also let me down with its drained down and depressing looking photos. It also lagged a lot and crashed all the time, and currently my phone has none of the features mentioned in this video... but as of right now, my iPhone isn't here yet but I am excited to make the big move
Samsung has some neat hardware but Apple definitely wins in the software for security and fluidity which is what I prefer over “customization” and all that but Apple has got a really good flow with the ecosystem that android just doesn’t have. Plus the iMessage and FaceTime of course
Good video but I would suggest actually setting up your Apple Pay. It’s accepted anywhere that takes tap and most online (I’ve only found 1 or 2 places that don’t) it has stronger encryption. With Face ID, it scans so fast. I don’t get the files issue you talked about? I run everything through cloud based systems and access it through the files apps. I haven’t plug into a computer in 3 years to transfer anything. Yes I do video and photography work so I understand file transfer speeds and size. I think you just might not be using them to their best their ability.
Traded my iPhone 11pro max for a galaxy note 20 ultra won't be going back any time soon absolutely love it!
Really the best current solution is to have two phones. If it wasn’t for making videos I would only use Samsung.
use android for 10 years maybe a little more are used to customize my phone a lot that’s the reason I stayed with android but as I got older I got to the point where I didn’t really customize my phone so I decided to switch to iPhone and I’ve got to say the experience has been great the operating system on an iPhone is smoother than android to me Cameras are better and nowadays with iPhone You can pretty much carry whatever you have with the android over to iPhone and not lose any of your progress on your games and apps
thank you for this non-bias video. I have been with galaxy since the s2. My s10 is a beast im going to hold on to her but I would like to try iOS for the iPhone 12 ill just have to have 2 phones
2:20 man don't even mention the led notification. I still miss that and AOD is no replacement for it since it consumes so much battery relatively speaking.
I went to iPhone 7pro from Samsung Galaxy S6. I got bored in 2months, so I went back to Samsung Note 8.
Again i went back to IPhone 11pro eco system, I got bored again.
So i went back to Samsung again, and i feel great now.
There is a mode in iOS that can allow the phone display to never turn off
What's the best iPhone for a android user?
If you want something comparable, get the iphone 18.
@@AntBeastin1991 Lol
I've been contemplating on trying the iphone. And this video of yours perfectly explains in lay man's (android man's) terms the "things" that I need to know and watch out for! Thank you! Bravo.
just a heads up: you can't change the size of keyboard on iphone, the default keyboard have no haptic feedback, the gesture navigation differs according to app since iphone doesnt have a back button, file manager is limited, camera roll photo sorted by most recent at the bottom right side, app notification badge won't go away after you dismiss the notification bubble and the locations is turned on by default: you have to go to privacy settings to look for what location services is currently on.
@@warnacokelat Hmm... interesting. Thank you for letting me know. I'm still half-half. 😊 I'll wait til Iphone 13 is launched.
I have an s20+ and I bought the iphone 11 as a second phone. K was extremely underwhelmed with the iphone.... I was so open minded, but it is so ancient feeling to me and it makes me so sad bc I feel sm regret buying the iphone. The bezels r so thick, the keyboard is a no, I honestly only got it for the app optimisation (snap and insta) But I just don't like the iPhone. I don't like how u can't clear apps all at once, there is no return button, no fingerprint sensor, etc. It is stressing me out honestly bc it wS expensive for what it is....it seems so old and dated.
@@sara-qq5cl OMG. 😮 U cant even clear the notifications at once? Who does that? This is my exact fear. Spending a ton of money then i'd just regret it. Oh well... maybe no apple for me.
Keep up the good work Travis!
iOS and android...I like them both. However I like Android better. From everything from customization to the user interface. I like doing it myself. What I like about iOS is the long term support for older hardware. I also like the the convenience of iOS software utilization and firmware upgrades
I will stay with my Nokia 3210. You can chunk it 30 yards and still make phone calls. I am waiting right now for the update to be able to text. Any news on that?
The greater the customization, the more clunky the processing. In the end, what sets iOS apart from Android is the app optimization that doesn’t have to account for 100 different handsets and configurations. Couple that with seamless integration between devices and all the cool stuff you can do with Android doesn’t come close to making up for its unreliable performance. Why I’m switching to iOS after being an Android guy since Droid Incredible. 😎
Great video Travis! Another plus with owning a iPhone is they keep their value much better than a android/Samsung phone.
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Update part isn't true. I have had Samsung galaxy s9 plus for 3 years now and it is as smooth as it was when I got it, plus the updates are regular. Have absolutely no issues with the phone. Recently got iPhone 11pro hoping to switch, it's going very slow for now.
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That's the real future proofing
I love iphone & Samsung so I got my s10 & recently brought a iphone11 best of both worlds to switch between