Comment on iPhone 15 Pre-orders are liveparentComments−runjake2yNot OP, but from a 13 Pro:- Satellite (I hike/am out of cell coverage a lot)- USB-C- Better camera- Always-on display (a nice to-have, not a must-have)- 100% battery health :-)Vs Android:- I don't trust Google at all, data or hardware support wise, from experience.- Apps are generally better on iOS, IMHO, although I miss the hackery apps available on Android, but I have a SIM-less Pixel 6a to play with those.- I find the iOS experience more polished.- iOS Shortcuts are great and well-supported. I know there's equivalents on Android but they're not as polished or well-supported by apps.- I find the iPhone hardware quality (fit, finish, durability) is much better.- I use AirPods and Apple Watch heavily. I'm aware that's lock-in, but I'm okay with it, for now.−dijit2yYeah, for you (and me) it is mostly an ecosystem question, but OP indicated that this would be a switch to iPhone.Was wondering what specifically caught them about this particular generation of iphone.
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Not OP, but from a 13 Pro:
- Satellite (I hike/am out of cell coverage a lot)
- USB-C
- Better camera
- Always-on display (a nice to-have, not a must-have)
- 100% battery health :-)
Vs Android:
- I don't trust Google at all, data or hardware support wise, from experience.
- Apps are generally better on iOS, IMHO, although I miss the hackery apps available on Android, but I have a SIM-less Pixel 6a to play with those.
- I find the iOS experience more polished.
- iOS Shortcuts are great and well-supported. I know there's equivalents on Android but they're not as polished or well-supported by apps.
- I find the iPhone hardware quality (fit, finish, durability) is much better.
- I use AirPods and Apple Watch heavily. I'm aware that's lock-in, but I'm okay with it, for now.
Yeah, for you (and me) it is mostly an ecosystem question, but OP indicated that this would be a switch to iPhone.
Was wondering what specifically caught them about this particular generation of iphone.