Advantages: What are the advantages of Android over iOS?

According to incomplete statistics, Android and iOS systems account for about 80% and 20% of domestic mobile phones respectively, which is a big difference. Today, let's talk about the system level, what are the advantages of Android over iOS, and why iOS has always been inferior to Android.

Because the systems are fundamentally different, there are bound to be differences in the user experience between iOS and Android. The biggest advantage of Android over iOS is that the system can be customized at will. With Google's laissez-faire attitude towards the Android system, any manufacturer can add its own "seasoning" to it, just like Xiaomi did back then.

Subsequently, mobile phone manufacturers such as Meizu, HTC, Sony, LG, Samsung, Huawei, OPPO, and vivo also added what they considered to be the most distinctive customized UIs to their own Android smartphones after the rise of Android smartphones.

After the emergence of customized UI, Android started to become more interesting. In the personalized system that has already been developed by manufacturers, users can go a step further. For example, they can change the theme, wallpaper, font, adjust the status bar, and even customize the power on and off animations. This is one of the reasons why "flashing" was so popular back then. Compared with iOS, this aspect of Android can attract many users.

Another advantage of openness is software resources. If you want to download a piece of software, you are not limited to the built-in app store. As long as you can get the software installation package, you can directly click to install it. And because of the openness of the system, many people will even release various cracked plug-ins to use paid software for free.

Those who used Android in the early days should have used cracked software, but I still recommend that you spend money to enjoy the genuine version...

Next is the system experience. You can enjoy various portable functions without having to set them up deliberately. For example, the dark mode, which is earlier than iOS, desktop layout customization, widgets, small window mode, quick launch, call recording, harassment blocking, etc. There are countless practical small functions, which are indeed richer than iOS.

Moreover, there are too many manufacturers using the Android system. There are no less than 10 manufacturers in China. Each manufacturer will provide the most personalized UI and functions based on its own brand tone. Users will have more choices on Android phones than on iOS phones.

In addition to software, there are also many things in the hardware that are worthy of praise. Take the battery, which everyone cares about now, for example. Android phones can now achieve a maximum of 120W wired charging, and even wireless charging can reach 100W, and the battery capacity is quite impressive. In contrast, Apple's maximum is 20W and the battery is 2000 to 3000 yuan, which can be said to be a complete victory in this regard.

Another thing I often use is NFC. Android has been able to simulate access cards and bus cards with NFC for many years, but until now, iPhone can only simulate bank cards and bus cards, and the types of bus cards are far less than Android. For me, simulating access cards is indeed an important function, and I don’t know when iPhone will be able to arrange it.

Moreover, as Android phone manufacturers have paid more and more attention to under-screen cameras and high refresh rates in recent years, Android will indeed become more attractive.

In fact, in addition to the above, Android has many advantages over iOS, which is one of the reasons why Android has always had a higher market share than iOS. But don’t rush to decide, this does not mean that iOS is bad. At least over the years, Android has not completely "killed" iOS, which means that iOS also has many advantages. When talking about these things, Android’s shortcomings are gradually reflected.