Android to iOS?

[n00bmlg]

I love android, I'm currently running a Galaxy S4 with CM13 and I'm considering an iPhone 6S Plus, should I make the jump? Or should I get a Galaxy S6?

[Guest]

A jump from ios to android was so worth it. (I had iPhone 5s and now S5 neo) Imo. keep android

[n00bmlg]

1 minute ago, deXxterlab97 said:

A jump from ios to android was so worth it. (I had iPhone 5s and now S5 neo) Imo. keep android

The performance is so tempting

[EunSoo]

If you are asking me (which you are) I would stick with android. While it is a lot of personal preference, I have used both the s6 and the 6s and while they are both good phones, the s6 is better.

[n00bmlg]

2 minutes ago, deXxterlab97 said:

A jump from ios to android was so worth it. (I had iPhone 5s and now S5 neo) Imo. keep android

Not to mention I can get a 64GB 6S Plus under $200

[Guest]

Just now, n00bmlg said:

Not to mention I can get a 64GB 6S Plus under $200

Oh then get it.

[Guest]

9 minutes ago, SCGazelle said:

If you are asking me (which you are) I would stick with android. While it is a lot of personal preference, I have used both the s6 and the 6s and while they are both good phones, the s6 is better.

but you said android and s6 is ios

fuck the naming system

[EunSoo]

1 minute ago, deXxterlab97 said:

but you said android and s6 is ios

Last time I checked the Samsung galaxy s6 was android. 

[Guest]

Just now, SCGazelle said:

Last time I checked the Samsung galaxy s6 was android. 

yeah why they had to switch s6 and 6s like that was too confusing

[EunSoo]

1 minute ago, deXxterlab97 said:

yeah why they had to switch s6 and 6s like that was too confusing

I was going to make a joke about the names but I couldn't think of one lol

[Guest lilbman]

Note 4 FTW

 

Had a Note 7  

[PlayStation 2]

I personally would. iOS is generally snappy as hell. I personally really like it.

[AthrunZ]

Personally, I wouldn't make the switch to iOS, and Id go with the Samsung or another equally good Android device.

 

I've jumped between phones a lot, and just switched back to Android. As many will tell you, it's preference, and what you do with your phone: I didn't like how my pebble smartwatch had very limited functionality on iOS, for example.

And if you ever want to switch back to Android, it's much more of a pain to transfer your messages, data, etc.

 

If you're thinking of switching platforms because you're bored of the experience, try different roms, launchers and messengers. That's what makes Android so awesome in my opinion.