I finally understand why Android users are reluctant to switch to iPhone: three habits are really hard to change

As we all know, this year's Android flagship phones have generally increased in price, and any high-end phone is sold for more than 5,000 yuan. When your budget for buying a phone exceeds 5,000 yuan, you will definitely be asked a question: Since it is already so expensive, why not buy an iPhone?

We all know that the A15 chip will outperform the Snapdragon 888 for at least two years, and the iOS ecosystem is not comparable to Android. However, according to a survey report by SellCell, regarding the iPhone 13, only 18.3% of Android phone users revealed their willingness to change their phones, and the remaining 80% of users said they would definitely not consider it.

Why are Android users so averse to iPhone, given its leading performance and system? After summarizing various opinions on the Internet, I concluded that many people are reluctant to switch to iPhone mainly because they are used to the operating logic of the Android system and need to adapt to it again after switching to iPhone. Apart from other things, these 3 habits are really hard to change!

1. WeChat cannot be opened in parallel

Based on the current situation of the workplace ecology, many people divide WeChat into work and personal accounts, with the purpose of eliminating work distractions after get off work and enjoying life to the fullest. In fact, WeChat itself is not designed to support dual opening. Its concept is to bind one WeChat account to one mobile phone, which will take care of all your social activities. However, in order to meet market demand, Android phone manufacturers have set up a separate set of permissions in the background to achieve dual opening of WeChat accounts.

2. Cannot record calls

As we all know, Apple is a global technology company that attaches great importance to personal privacy and does not support call recording. However, for domestic iPhone users, the fact that their phones do not support call recording will only bring extra trouble.

For example, when your superior arranges tasks over the phone, you dare not say anything, even though your Mandarin is not clear and standard. After the call, you want to review the recording to confirm what was said at the time, but you find that the iPhone has a call recording function. This is very embarrassing. To be honest, for many professions, the "call recording" function is a rigid demand, and these people can only miss the iPhone.

3. Does not support fingerprint unlocking

Starting with iPhone X, full-screen iPhones have completely abandoned fingerprint unlocking and fully popularized Face ID. To be honest, I think the experience of using Face ID can be described as "very poor" in an environment where everyone wears a mask. In 2021, smartphones are not only a communication tool, but also a payment tool. The frequency of unlocking the phone every day is actually very high.

For example, I wore a mask to eat in the cafeteria. After ordering the dishes, I had to take out my phone to pay. At this time, the crowd was the densest. I had to take off my mask and face the phone screen to show my whole face to complete the scan code payment. If it is for safety reasons, you can only use digital unlocking, which is a very troublesome process. Compared with the smooth fingerprint unlocking experience of Android phones, Apple's Face ID can only be described as "very backward".

For Android users, these three habits are really hard to change, and each one is a pain point. In short, the iPhone is not without advantages, so stop persuading Android users to switch to iPhone! What do you think about this? Welcome to discuss it together.