Why do you prefer Samsung over iPhone? (or vice-versa)?

[rachel776]

[D_Bone_Steak]

I bought an iPhone...1 year went by and the thing started going wonky and I was told to trade it in for the new iPhone. If you know anything at all about "planned Obsolescence" then you already know what in the ever living fuck is going on with iPhones. You stupid butt-fucketts will have to replace your shit and it will cost money.

Meanwhile, I said fuck Apple and their bullshit and I have this Samsung 8 or some shit that's been working just fine and will probably span a decade of use if it hasn't already.

I use a phone for phone reasons, and to jerk off in the bathroom with when I have to visit my great grandmother. The only pictures I take are my cock pictures...

Admit that I have a beautiful big cock.

The blatant use of "planned obsolescence" is what makes me hate apple. Your phone will be working just fine, and then they'll come up with a new phone for people to buy... so you'll get an "update" and what a great "update" it will be. It will make it run slow, drain your battery faster, and shut down the apps you paid for. That "update" just forced you to "update" your fucking phone!

So trade that piece of shit that is only a year old in and start paying an extra $600 on a payment plan that will charge you $3,000 in interest, because you're a stupid fuck and you deserve it! Once you have that paid off, you'll get a new "update" from us so that we can fuck you in the ass and not even give you a friendly reach around.

Now scroll back up and look at my cocks.

[abc3643]

I only get Google phones now and NOT from the phone companies such as Verizon. Reasons:

1. The Android operating system works very well with Google applications which are all in the cloud. For instance, I am typing on a Chromebook and I can better get and reply to messages on my phone on my Chromebook because I have a full keyboard.

2. Since Google owns the Android operating system, updates to the OS happen first on Google phones.

3. The phone companies tweak the operating system installing crap on it that you can't get rid of aka "bloatware". For instance, years ago, I had a Verizon Motorola Droid 4 and later, something else, but not from Samsung - I won't buy their products. I loved the phone - it had a keyboard - but it also had bloatware. Lots of extra Verizon-specific apps (that Verizon wanted to charge me for if I used them). And the NFL app. I didn't want the NFL app. I didn't ask to put it on; it takes up memory; etc. Yet, this app was undeletable and I had to look at it every fucking day.

So, in 2020, when I had to get a new phone, I went to Best Buy and got a Google Pixel 4XL (which I still use) and connected it with Verizon. But, you know what it doesn't have? Fucking bloatware. My phone is lean and mean. It's too old to get updates, but it is still a good phone and I have no reason to change.

[Crimsyjo]

SAMSUNG!!! I loved iPhone when it first came out. But now I hate it. Hate how it makes you have to have only iPhone products to be compatible with it. Hate how it's security is SO high you have to jump through MANY hoops if you forget your password! I know security it good. But when my 9 year old (then) wanted an iPhone and kept forgetting the pin and password ugh... !!

Never ever had an issue with Samsung!

[Babygirl_S]

I love iPhone for many reasons. I have used Android only as a teenager when iPhones weren’t that prevalent. I remember it being really slow with a bad camera, poor sound quality, ugly looks, fewer cute phone case options, less memory, less battery life etc. I don’t mind the cost because I like it

[Friendlybro79]

I use both. An iPhone for work and Android for personal use. I like Android better. It seems like Apple takes credit for being do innovative but their stuff doesn't change much year over year and people go crazy for it lol. When they do get features android has had for 15 years they tend to oooh and ahhh everyone like it was there idea lol.

Whereas little things like home screen customization allowing you to move your apps where you want recently came to iphone. I found that super annoying. There are a lot of examples like this. Another one is multiple stops in maps. I drive a lot for work to places I've never been so that's helpful.

Again by the time Apple caught up to Android in little things I had been fully immersed in Android. Iphone is definitely a status thing for some (not all) but having both side by side I find iphone annoying to use.

All this being said, the iPhone is still a good device but not my preference. It seems stale to me and the same year over year.

[NathanDavis]

more than anything (and rather Android than Samsung in particular) because Android was the first one I got to use

and then I kept it, simply because it worked more than good enough, and there no issues with compatibility, as in... back in the day, if you were to have Apple anything, then you would most likely need to also get and buy Apple everything else, and I was just not about that, I barely used computers or the internet and I was already 20 years old, I never really got an actual, proper SMART phone, till 2020, imagine that... lmfao

[Lynx122]

I just dislike apple products in general. The only one I liked was the ipod and that's dead. I don't like their computers at all, I don't like that they've basically become a luxury brand like LV charging extra just for the logo, I don't like the kind of cult like indoctrination that some apple users have. A PC is just a tool it's not a lifestyle or a personality. I've just always liked the freedom of pc and android more. I'm not a Samsung fan either my newest phone is a Samsung but just because it was on sale right when I was looking for a new phone. In general I think Samsung is too expensive just like Apple, My last 2 phones both cost 300 I don't think paying 1k and more for a phone is good value for your money. Before that I had a Huawei which is also nice about Android you can switch to a different brand if you feel like it.

[DrPepper12]

Because I don't like cults. Apple, like MAGA, is a cult. DROID is simply cheaper, same or often better quality, multiple hardware manufacturers so it's not a monopoly, less likely to be targeted for malware apps, seamless Integration to legacy software, just as robust construction usually, new releases are always coming out and so much more.

The ONLY thing that Apple has is first to market / economy of scale monopoly power on FaceTime & text messaging. You'll have to pry my droid from my cold dead hand before I get an iPhone.

[nolabels]

My first smartphone was an iPhone.
I quickly grew tired of its limitations.

I then switched to Samsung Android smartphones.
I originally liked them over the iPhone because of the ability to choose how I wish to use the device.

Unfortunately, my last few Android phones have become so complex compared to earlier versions that I may be ready to go back to an iPhone.

[FreyaRed]

For me it makes no difference. I just need phone app, address book, messenger and online banking app that runs on both systems. Ohh and 3.5 mm jack for old fashioned HiFi wired earbuds is important, this disqualifies Iphone with it's proprietary 3,5mm jack adapter

[michael3478]

I have been using my google pixel for years and it's honestly the best phone i ever had. Maybe not the most powerful but i always get the latest updates fast, very little bloatware, still has an option for 3 button navigation in the settings which is a life saver. If it ever breaks i will just get another one because it's been so easy to live with to be honest.

[Cripplingkingship]

I love samsung more features, and better features than Iphone. Plus samsung batteries are far better than iphone batteries. I had iphone, and the battery and features were rubbish, you couldn't block spam calls, or private numbers, with samsung you can do this.

However, Iphones are user friendly that samsungs. Samsung I find can be difficult navigate their settings.

[Cripplingkingship]

Iphones are more user friendly that samsungs.

[AviatorTom]

Android phones are cheaper, give the user the power to configure them the way they want, and can be repaired at any electronics repair shop. Samsung is just one manufacturer of Android phones.

Compare that to Apple iPhones. Twice as expensive, the user has to do things the Apple way, and can only be repaired, at high cost, at an Apple store.

There's good readin why Android phones have 75% of the world market while Apple iPhone only has 20%.

[MikeTheBartender]

I switched briefly to the iPhone this year and switched back almost immediately. The problem is if you grew up in one ecosystem all your apps and what not are tied to that ecosystem. However, the main thing that bothered me with the iPhone it is not multilingual, the Samsung phones are much better at multiple keyboards, text to speech in different languages, and a few other language functions. The iPhone is too monolingual for me

[Grond21]

I like the flexibility of android. I like how similar or better technology is less costly. I like how I'm not part of a company that continually lies to me and tries to force me to buy new products by making the ones I currently have less functional. I like that Android phones are not made in sweatshops or Chinese death factories.

[Mr1derful]

Honestly I don’t care anymore! I used to always get the newest Samsung and then I switch to iPhone 3 years ago and I just don’t care anymore since they are all so much money and I don’t do plans or get locked into 3 yr contracts anymore, and there’s so many other important things to worry about nowadays!

[Swordnen]

It's more of like Android or IOS

IOS

• smooth and refined software
• Virus free and top notch safeguard

Android

• Flexible and more features than IOS
• Customisable

IPHONE

• camera quality

Samsung

• Camera quality
• UI

[bananathunder]

Samsung/Android. They are not locked down and are able to do more things in my opinion. I had an iPhone back in the day and it frustrated me all the time. Limited access to your files and the locked down store are big reasons I'd never go back to Apple.

[emeraldsaphire]

One word Imessage lol. Pretty much everyone I know has an Iphone. So we all chat through Imessage and it's great. If I switched I'd loosed all the imessage options and getting them to switch to something else would be hard.

[Meisdipa]

I'm not into phones over $1000
So I prefer Xiaomi over Samsung or Apple.

Don't have to be best but it's okay for me

[Billlewis]

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[GoodGuyBreakingBad]

I had Samsung and if it's not tall forget it I like huge phones my addiction to Celero 5g Plus 2024 awesome android phone for my sake. It was 7.0 tall

[CandiKrunch]

I bought my iPhone just for Apple Maps. But after having it for a while, I found out all the other amazing things that can do.

[Simslover92]

It's lasted me over 3 years. It's a really good phone.

[Wiredone]

It's not that I prefer Samsung because I had a Motorola before I got this phone. I just prefer my android over apple. I like how the android operates

[Anonymous]

i've had both. just felt like switching it up sometimes, you know. i'll keep this phone for a bit and then go back to iphone when my phone dies. and the cycle will continue. eh

[RageBabe]

iPhone. I’ve just been using them for so long I don’t think I’d get use to another phone.

[Astarlessnightsky]

Samsung, Its cheaper and gets the job done as well.

[loveslongnails]

I don't prefer either. I have a NordOne plus and like it just fine. I specifically don't like Apple products; they are designed to become obsolete and don't play nicely with other products.

[AmeerX]

Lol I liked Windows Lumia and the Windows Nokia Lumia phones. They were simple and interactive.

Then the new phones I have is all from Infinix company

[Goahead76]

I got so sick of my iPhone years ago, it was so miserable to use, not being able to control even the most basic things it made me not even want to have a smartphone anymore. I hated it that bad.

[Straight2thepoint]

Freedom and more control over what I paid for. Please don't tell me iphone is un-hackable. No such thing. I have everything premium... not one cent wasted... let that sink in.

[Sadia26]

iPhones are overrated the battery life stinks, the software is harder to operate, there's no real update on the features whatsoever. I wouldn't recommend getting one (unless you wanna look rich).
Samsung though is really top tier.

[noohair]

I use an i phone SE. I don't want to learn something different. I don't use half the features anyway.

[captain_voidwalker]

I prefer android as it's a bit more open source to where as Apple is closed off to anything but what Apple approves

[CandiKrunch]

I’m just curious; did you add that stuff at the end of your post or did it just happen?

[captain_voidwalker]

Just happened

[SlightlyMental]

I buy what I need.

Phone, text, some internet lookup.

Youy can do that way cheaper than either.

[JoeRob67]

Samsung bc the phone was issued by the company I work for I am only charged $15 a month for personal use. No need for 2 phones.

[HeartShapedHaze]

Iphone, was thinking of trying android but I am so used to apple at this point

[LiamJHayden]

I am accustomed to iPhone, but prefer a lot of Android's functionality.

[MatureMan40]

Samsung is a quality company and android is really a freedom. iPhone is not that easy to use when compared with Android. I use both of them.

[fuddly]

I just always had Android/Samsung

Apple is more expensive for the same thing

Apple is proprietary

[Shihab_91]

Google pixel stock android smooth and not laggy, i don't like ios system its not flexible, iphone just a brand not a value

[nudeNhorny]

I prefer android, I find it more user-friendly compared to iPhone.

[HighValue]

Neither. I use a flip phone.

[Hispanic-Cool-Guy]

Samsung is just better.

[slatyb]

Pixel

[WhitneySnow]

iPhone

[bowenw]

iPhone

[EnjoytheDay777]

Samsung

[polodude2013]

Samsung 💯

[zombiewoof]

Never had an iPhone

[ArnieC]

Google phone

[Anonymous]

iPhone.