A 10-year Android fan gave up on iPhone after one month! Here are 21 flaws

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Which one is better, iOS or Android? This is a hot topic among many netizens. Recently, a 10-year-old Android fan on the foreign Reddit forum took the initiative to try Apple's iPhone 11 Pro, but gave up after just over a month. He even complained about as many as 21 defects in iOS in one breath, sparking a lot of discussion among netizens.

The netizen concluded that the iPhone has "excellent hardware and terrible software" and that iOS has many unbearable quirks. He believes that iOS is a good platform, but cannot accept many of Apple's strategies. He suggests that interested netizens may want to give it a try before making a conclusion.

For example, he also listed 4 complaints in the App section, such as Apple's own software is not as easy to use as Google services, resulting in the frequent coexistence of similar apps, and the inability to change the default application, forcing users to automatically enter Apple Maps in many cases, but the software is not as easy to use as Google Maps, and it is also impossible to open links through the application. For example, when clicking on the URL of the Reddit forum, Android allows users to choose whether to open it with the application, but iPhone cannot.

Other points of complaint include the gesture of only swiping to the left, the lack of a dedicated back button, inconsistent implementation of applications, lack of flexibility in the way apps are placed on the screen, and the lack of an application drawer; some software cannot be backed up in the background; the iMessage function is flawed; the built-in keyboard is not ideal; the design of the notification center, etc.

Many netizens responded and agreed, and even pointed out that to change the ringtone on the iPhone, the audio file must be converted, which is a complicated procedure. However, some people refuted that many of the 21 defects were due to the original poster's personal usage errors, and the rest were just habits, and they did not agree with all the views. Some people also clarified for iOS, believing that the advantage of Apple's ecosystem lies in the high quality of apps, an excellent developer community, and the ability to provide a consistent quality service ecosystem.

Recently, an editor of the foreign technology media "PCWorld" who is a die-hard Android fan experienced the iPhone 11 Pro for the first time in 10 years. At that time, he sorted out the six advantages and disadvantages of iOS, some of which were consistent with the Reddit post, such as the home screen UI design, forced use of built-in apps, notification center, etc., but he also believed that iOS also has many advantages over Android, such as Taptic Engine vibration feedback, smooth gesture operation, excellent battery life, mute switch, comfortable True Tone screen, and convenient AirDrop.