10 SUBTLE REASONS WHY EVERYONE LOVES THE IPHONE!!

[@JSLReview]

Forgot the "Share Wifi Password" feature - game changer.

[@JunkionMarnot2005]

That's another one!!!! Man, I did that at my aunts last year. Didn't even know I could do it, but when it worked.....🤯

[@icymeow3417]

@@JunkionMarnot2005 ? Not a hater of Apple, but that's been a feature on android, I can give access to wifi instantly by producing a QR code from the wifi settings and anyone nearby can connect by opening their camera, instead of having to tell people the password and then worry about having to change it possibly someday.

[@moneymo3198]

What’s your wallpaper I love it

[@JunkionMarnot2005]

@@icymeow3417 Yeah. That’s the gimmick with iOS and Apple as a whole; second to last with implementation, but when they do it…….it’s pretty sweet. But that’s the gimmick itself: iOS is for the masses (think your parents, teachers, grandparents, non-techies).

[@Randomdude21-e]

@@icymeow3417 on iphones they just go in to wifi and the one connected gets a pop up .And if you want to share press ok., dont have to do anything, just press ok and they are in

[@640A]

The Haptic Engine makes the OS feel like it's alive, the way they've implemented the different haptics throughout the OS is brilliant. The Attention Aware feature in FaceID is nothing short of genius, the way it lowers the volume of incoming notifications or alarm clock is absolutely brilliant! The fluidity and smoothness of the gestures and UI are second to none. The continuity between different Apple devices is great. IMO Apple's hardware design is not only industry-leading but also the most beautiful! When you add up all the different things you get an experience that's unmatched in the tech industry. Apple's obsessive attention to detail is why people love their products, also their retail stores are also a thing of sheer beauty!

[@hobosnake1]

Only problem is that notch. Otherwise, I love the design language.

[@JuanRodriguez0883]

That text code autofill is MONEY. It's so convenient and often over looked. I also love how quick you can switch because cameras without any stutter. Also the shutter speed. It's the little things.

[@JSLReview]

Shutter speed is a great call, way ahead of the competition

[@mellywonka_]

My android phone has it but it never works

[@dr.saimamasood8314]

@@JSLReview newly launched Xiaomi 12S Ultra is on par in regards to shutter speeds and camera smoothness. Source: Mrwhosetheboss

[@ohmyg1932]

text code autofill shouldn’t be an argument in the “i love iphone” discussion as it was on android previously.

[@mellywonka_]

@@ohmyg1932 but it barley works. Like ever

[@LoloandMo]

The scanning feature has come in clutch so many times for me. I’ve been with iPhone since iPhone 4 and prior to that I was living it up with blackberry 😂

[@JSLReview]

Agreed the scanner comes in super handy!

[@shivabhi]

Useless feature for me. Scans only 24 pages maximum..

[@lucasdemoraeslopes4549]

Can you provide us the wallpapers you use on your iphones? Thanks!

[@TheBostonTom]

So I just started using an iPhone 12 about 3 weeks ago and I have to say…it’s a really good phone, it makes me feel like all the android phones out there whit all these crazy spaces and features feel like gimmicks when you start using an iPhone. Example, 90hrz screen.. the iPhone has a 60hrz screen but it’s sooooo smooth it don’t really need a faster one. 3+ cameras.. no need if you have 2 that perform perfectly in almost any situation. Yeah you have the sense that you “get” more for your money with a Samsung but in real world use, you really don’t when the iPhone is so reliable. I am going to get and try the pixel 6a just because but I feel that my sim will remain in the iPhone for quite some time. Grate video, very well done liked and subscribed.

[@Alekobeats]

You get man. This is why we stick to apple. It just works and when you get it paired up with the rest of the ecosystem, it’s magic. Eg. copy text on you phone and paste on your MacBook seamlessly

[@DatOneGuy901]

as a new iphone user after being a life long flagship andriod user, i felt it easy to convert to ios due to how many features andriod and ios share now. things like live text, spacebar scrolling, optimized battery charging and auto fill are things i used without thinking for many years on my andriods and i was glad to know they are on ios as well. i do miss googles built in spam call flitering, as well as its speach to text engine when watching videos.

[@arondyte318]

The “Share Audio” feature is extremely clutch as well . I was wearing my Airpods Max while watching a video on my iPad Pro and my sister wanted watch with me so I just bring down control centers, press the Share button and press “Share Audio” to my sister’s Airpods 3 and Voila! We’re watching the same content with our own different models of Airpods. Extremely Underrated Feature!

[@richardrodrigues5447]

I've always preferred androids than iphones because ios is a very closed system, having an iphone basically turns you into a hostage of apple, lightning port is an example of that Just yesterday I tried to connect an iphone to my Windows computer through usb to send some files and the PC did not even recognize the iphone as a connectable device, using an android I feel free to do whatever i want with it

[@bradylyons3281]

That’s just what you think… yeah there is more freedom on android but that’s not the reason people love iPhones over android it’s because of the class of owning an iPhone that’s the truth

[@JSLReview]

Appreciate the comment! Solid points, makes sense why the iPhone isn’t for everyone!

[@ranjithpAqua]

I also face the same problem . I can't even Share any files from the iPhone to android or windows,vice versa.

[@mellywonka_]

User error I do what you’re trying to do all the time.

[@ashutoshtiwary9605]

@@bradylyons3281 class isnt everything

[@timk4861]

Every few years I have an itch to try Android again. I have always come back to an iPhone.

[@JSLReview]

Haha it’s hard to leave for both good and bad reasons

[@Brandon.RoqueR]

I love the quality consistency while switching cameras.

[@JSLReview]

Good call this is way underrated

[@minetteestrada4639]

YES about the smoothness. Android phones I had just had this weird way of not flowing smoothly doing little things that was so apparent when I came from an iPhone that I just had to switch back. It bothered me so badly and my eyes would not adjust. I also love the camera and how fast and easy it is to take photos.

[@Dopekulture1]

Which android phone was that?

[@leonardolopes840]

For me one of the most convenient subtle features is the built-in dictionary. I’m an English teacher from Brazil and read a lot of stuff in English. So every time I come across a word I’m not familiar with, all I have to do is highlight that word and hit “look up”. Then I’m presented with a pretty comprehensive dictionary entry and rarely have to resort to other dictionary apps I have.

[@icymeow3417]

You can do that on any phone - although it is nice that Apple have their own option too.

[@leonardolopes840]

@@icymeow3417 It’s been over a decade since I used an Android phone and they didn’t have that feature back then. Nice to hear that in case I switch back, which it’s quite unlikely. Haha

[@akinolafolayan6940]

I think the google pixel 6 pro gets me going and almost have the same features you listed out and I love googles call screening live translate and boy google assistant still better than Siri🔥

[@JSLReview]

The haptics on the pixel 6 pro has gotten SO much better too!

[@nikolai1566]

I think the most important thing is that those features are completely build into the experience, because Android can do it too, but on the iPhone feels more seamless

[@BryTe22]

The major reason why I switched to apple is the longevity of the device. My wife's iphone 11 pro max is still smooth and performing compared to my note 10 plus which was killed by major updates. Funny thing is samsung flagship costs more than apples. But I kinda miss some android features especially their notification but I dont want to upgrade my phone every 2 to 3 years so buying an iphone actually saves uou money than buying an android flagship.

[@robmalcolm8042]

Really? I got a iPhone 13 and a old pixel but on the side I also got a note 10+ and it still works fine I’m surprised to hear that since I’ve heard many people say their Samsungs work years later. You have a good point as well the downside to all of that is app support is shorter on iPhone. A 10 year old android was able to use the KZbin app and 10 year old iPhone wasn’t able to. I can confirm this myself since I have a old iPad 2 that has the last iOS version it can use and that’s already obsolete so even tho it works still it’s already starting not to be able to download any app anymore and apps are acting wierd even safari is much slower sometimes not working at all so In reality that is just so you can eventually upgrade apple doesn’t like its old devices where as android and windows can always be used someway or somehow. The OS are just fragmented is the issue which is why google really needs to do something about android like make everything fushcia OS or something

[@OliverMagoo]

@@robmalcolm8042 That type of problem is more likely to happen on Android devices than iPhones. Apple supports iOS much longer than most Android devices are supported, though Samsung and Google have changed that recently for their latest flagship phones. I have a Samsung Galaxy Tab A that I've tried to install apps on but it won't let me because they either aren't compatible with my device or need a later version of Android. I basically just use it as a Kindle now.

[@robmalcolm8042]

@olivermagoo4595 no one is talking about OS support. App support apple has always been bad with. Itll work for alot of years until it doesnt unless you jailbreak. An android can use alot longer and legacy apps so we talking at least 10 plus years and still can use browsers etc. Which samsung and google support for 7 years now I Wana see what iphone can use safari at a decent enough speed or at all in 7 years.

[@robmalcolm8042]

@olivermagoo4595 as for your situation that never happened to my older androids but you have apks and older version legacy apps. You can have work arounds if you check up on it. Apple you can't do that period once the apps no longer work the only option is to jailbreak to be usable. There's a reddit where a guy had a 10 year old android still able to use KZbin app and the and the same 10 year old iphone couldn't load the app anymore.

[@selormselorm]

Link for your wallpaper

[@robygadea3517]

0:40 wallpaper pls?

[@funkam0nkey]

One of my favourite features is the ability to scan photos, documents etc to your Mac using your iPhone. Very underrated feature.

[@ecko80911]

I agree with all you have listed. I would just add handoff because it is really awesome to switch between things when you are in the ecosystem

[@JSLReview]

Agreed!

[@MrDasamitkumar]

Learned about the BackTap and space bar for cursor placement. These are super handy. Thanks 👌

[@ppr824]

Can you please share your lock screen wallpaper?

[@jude_cambridge]

That text code autofill happens on some androids as well, it's not exclusively an Apple feature! My phone is a cheap phone (Moto e6 plus), but even my phone does that

[@tsimbinara6893]

dude , all iphone's best options comes from android 😂😂😂, but i guess it's forbidden to write that in this apple temple .

[@rogermillasantos4550]

It’s funny that that code autofill was something common on androids for like 5 years and iPhone users treat that like a revolution haha

[@navcop33]

Great video. I learned a few things. I had no idea you can scan documents in notes. I take pictures of a lot of documents and will change that habit. Also the receiving pass codes through text. You right, very painful....lol will try that feature next time i need it. The smoothness is definitely what keeps me Apple! Love my 13 pro max!

[@JSLReview]

Glad the video was helpful, thanks for the comment!

[@sanketkakde7919]

Can you please make a video or reply me how to make a shortcut button to lock iPhone without using power button…i don’t want to use power button every time i use tap to wake so i want tap to shut also..please help me if theres a way

[@JSLReview]

Why do you love the iPhone??

[@The_Old_War_Elephant]

because everything is smooth and optimized and lovely..I will switch to iphone very soon (I'm using android right now and everything sucks here the animations the haptics also the photos are always saturated which sometimes I need the real color and I can't because of samsung's way of image processing🤦🏻‍♂️) I really love your high quality content and I hope you all the best💞⚘️

[@JesvinJoshi]

Instagram stories !!

[@PutraWahyuSejati]

I think it's camera. Yeah some Androids could take some better pictures, but something about pictures taken by iPhone is so natural, clear and clean, it has character to it.

[@JSLReview]

Well said, the camera user experience is the best on the iPhone

[@sigmitnavn]

I'm an iphone user, and THE thing I hate absolutely hate with all android phones (high-end) I've tried is the smooth scrolling, on iphone it feels like I actually moving a piece of paper and I love it. Android phones are fast but I don't get that same feeling. And I use a iphone 13. On my job my work phone is the iphone SE 2020 it is as smooth even on a cheap phone. Fantastic!

[@10kmilesy]

Is there a place where I can download some shortcuts created by others? I gave up after creating one for switching dark modes, but I would like to see how others are playing around this feature

[@carlosandresleoro1157]

Jason how are you? Great video bro, just wondering where can I get that wallpaper? its awsome. Keep up the good work man. Or anyone knows that wallpaper?

[@JSLReview]

Sorry for the late reply! I’ll post the wallpaper on my Twitter snag it up there @jslreview

[@atorbtech]

Scan text - Google cam can do it. Live text - android can do Auto fill - android can do Face ID - yes it's unique. Back tap - don't even joke. Android had 100s of home screen launchers which support 100s of such gestures on the home screen + lock screen. Haptics - flagship androids have great Haptics Optimized charging - more flexible options are avaliable over android. You can charge upto 85% ecah time etc. Smooth OS - i don't think android is not smooth any more. Also we get more control over animation speed. It can all be adjusted and tuned over the android. Just need to select the right flagship android which suits your need.

[@michellem86]

I’ve been on android only till about 2 years ago. Even tho android has all those features Apple implements them better. The only thing I could give to android that actually works better is file management & Google assistant. Everything else is buggy and annoying.

[@atorbtech]

@@michellem86 I use both an iPhone and an android. I have no idea why some people say iOS apps are not buggy. I have faced many time app crashes and device getting hot due to apps over iOS. Apple's own podcast app as well as the music app causes heavy heating and battery drain on two of the iPhones in my family (regular 12 and 13). I have never faced such issues over top end android phones. iOS has more consistent animations, but the gestures are very inconsistent and old. Many apps have a left top back button which is not one hand friendly. Some apps support top to bottom swipe while others dont. In some places the left back swipe works while it doesn't at many other places and we are forced to use the back button using two hands (phones are big and the Ui is not optimised). Only 4 icons on the dock, no iOS optimisation for large displays. I am not saying android is better but ios is no better than android in any way. There are trade offs on both platforms. But iOS can easily fix the issues compared to android but apple is not willing to do it. What comedy is the fact that ipads dnt hv a Cal app, no t9 serch over iOS, no app drawer etc

[@BBKMotoLove221]

The reliability and longevity part is why i choose an iphone this time. but if eco system not considered i think feature wise, as stand alone, android would be better.

[@Alekobeats]

Nah

[@tayhome2023]

Was wondering if anyone could recommend a iPhone for a kid options iPhone XR iPhone se 2 or iPhone 8 Plus what else

[@JSLReview]

SE 2 is a good starter phone IMO

[@T3CHGY007]

It just works! There is one thing you missed! It is actually not a feature, but it still comes with the iphone, and that is the excellant apple customer service! you just can't beat it!

[@farraelena4570]

Why i love iPhones: .extremely stable .almost never crash / hang / stuck .everything is well optimised .well built hardware .clean UI .great cameras .higher reselling value don't get me wrong. there are also a bunch of things i hate about it but this video is about why we LOVE it. so there... yeah 😉

[@waberoid]

As an android user. I don't have a problem with the iphone, I have a problem with the company I don't want to support. I think many android users share my views too. If I could get an iphone and not support apple, I would. I like the more freedom I get with the android though, if you want a lot of freedom with the iphone you have to jailbreak it.

[@jaestreeets]

The Nas illmatic in the background tho. 🔥

[@JSLReview]

It’s tradition to list to NY State of Mind before pressing the record button

[@miqah7734]

Can your IPhone watch KZbin and browse Facebook at the same time. Can you use 2 apps. At the same time.

[@sammymohammadi]

I love iphone and can’t live without it. But the “Siri” really sucks comparing to “google assisstant”

[@romanbonifield8679]

I really like the Face ID. 👍👌

[@JSLReview]

Best biometric security system on any phone!

[@jeruelm93]

What’s the wallpaper in the thumbnail?

[@armchairpilot916]

One Android feature that is so simple yet IPhone hasn't quite mastered is the swipe from either side to go back, I believe you can do that from the left side of the iPhone but I use my phone with my right hand and have to reach the arrow on top left to go back.

[@mellywonka_]

I just learned that you can actually swipe from anywhere to go back on the iPhone yesterday I always thought you had to swipe from the side

[@armchairpilot916]

@@mellywonka_ I’m sorry but I definitely am only able to swipe in from the left to go back, I don’t believe you can swipe from “anywhere” for that.

[@edschulhof6303]

iCloud for Outlook allows me to enter information on my Windows 7 computer and it automatically shows up on my iPhone. When I purchase music in iTunes, the song also installs on my phone. The only negative, I have to be careful how I "sync" playlists from my computer. Apple likes to replace, instead of sync. Informative video, thank you.

[@iLuseMy1v1s]

In the US, most people buy iPhone for fashion and or status. " Green bubble " shaming is why I'll never go iPhone. The funny part is, they don't realize it's ios that causes the issue, not android.

[@hobosnake1]

I used to feel the same. I don't like how Apple perpetuates this stigma and closed off nature. I did end up trying an iPhone despite my disdain for apple, and I must say I enjoy it moreso than my s22 ultra. I'm kinda mad at myself for avoiding iphone this long. That being said, I still really dislike apple. They are bringing RCS to iphone. So imessage shouldn't be as big a deal, but we will see how it pans out.

[@BetterOffVibes]

I legit have my back tap set the very same way!. First I had screen shot on double tap, then realized how easy & aggravating it was to set it off sometimes. So i switched it to 3rd tap & put control center on double tap. Problem solved!, and it’s a very underrated feature…🥃

[@ralphaguilardizon3441]

where did you get the phone wallpaper?🥰

[@Swampy24945]

Babe wake up, new JSL Review video just dropped :D

[@michaelthapa4913]

Okay babe 🤣

[@JSLReview]

😂

[@Mob3tta_01]

The iPhone keyboard use to drive me crazy with no haptic feedback u can do curser on samsung but the tap the cursor works better on android

[@StonerEyes420]

I been an android user ever since I got a cellphone, I recently got the new iPhone 13 product red 128gb back in December, an I’m in love with how this phone works an the capabilities it can do all in one, definitely beats my LG stylo 6 I had, I even got the Nike SE  watch too. I’m really liking the scanner app an the camera on this phone is down right amazing, I was spectacle on gettin an iPhone cause the built in memory it has but now that I got an iPhone it’s no longer an issue to me, I got iCloud plus an I can always transfer my files to my SD card reader without plugging it into my PC if I’m out an about. I’m glad I made the switch to iPhone I give 5/5 stars!!!

[@dieulensvictor]

Thank you for giving another reason to stick with TeamPixel. I did not say android but pixel if you know you know

[@romanbonifield8679]

Ok i didn’t know about the back tap! Thanks 👍

[@JSLReview]

Enjoy it, it can really come in handy!

[@mirzarizwanbaig9449]

7:30 it just took 16 years for  to add haptic on keyboard 🫡🫡

[@chriselsen3345]

Thanks for the awesome video! I love the auto fill feature it makes things a lot easier.

[@JSLReview]

Thanks for watching! And totally agree, can’t live without auto fill!

[@ysalvarita]

Open Notes on iPhone12. Scan. Save. Open Notes on Mac. Boom! Done!

[@latashaw.322]

I never knew about any of the features that you mentioned. I like iPhones because of how advanced and futuristic they are.

[@ralphaguilardizon3441]

my favorite thing about Iphone is that it's optimized to at all the social media platforms that I have. FB stories are uploading in HD vs my Samsung Note

[@Truthseeker71]

I love how iPhone’s notifications pop up on my screen and I can read it as plain as day. No need to pick up my phone or even tap the screen and expand to read the thing. So much better than Android.

[@JSLReview]

Great observation!

[@bay876]

Android also has detailed notification

[@smperl0c0]

@@bay876 true but not the same. When I put my sim into my android I immediately miss this feature on iPhone. I believe what he means is that I have privacy on my notifications. It'll notify you from what app it's coming from by waking up the screen. But it'll expand only when it reads the users face. It will not expand with anyone else.

[@Truthseeker71]

@@bay876 it’s not nearly detailed enough though.

[@zombi6535]

Overall notifications on Android are much better than iOS

[@gonzaloocasio]

I came from Samsung to the iPhone 6 Plus few years back and now I can’t seem to ever go back, I love my iPhone 12 Pro Max can’t see it any other way.

[@Alekobeats]

I’m with you

[@gbadegesinmuhammed9989]

Point of correction not everybody love iphone for instance me. then all the features mentioned are also available on andriods. Samsung flagships to be precise.

[@monishgowda5221]

The space bar cursor is soo underestimated

[@JSLReview]

Agreed, it’s super useful. And a lot of people don’t know about it!

[@kaymay2024]

Back tap also works with most cases ❤️🤯 Great vid!!!

[@donnas411]

I’m new to iPhone and it is nice knowing about these tools. The scanner would benefit me a lot. Thanks.

[@JSLReview]

Glad the video was useful, thanks for watching!

[@bridgetweaver-hicks8086]

Love messages, scanner, camera, how everything goes to all my devices, quality, FOR me everything!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@Mob3tta_01]

Bixby shortcuts on samsung work wonders but like u said are complicated to set up

[@joeyjoey7972]

What Samsung does better than Apple:- 1. more range of phones to choose from, with Apple you either get a small 6.1 or big and heavy 6.7 inch 2. Split screen apps, pop out apps 3. Alot more customisation, use third party launchers, active wallpaper, customise icons, build your own widgets 4. Active Widgets 5. Always on Display 6. Secure Folder - virtual AES256K folder, extra layer of security, where you can basically setup a second phone withhin a phone 7. Samsung DEX - computer desktop on external display 8. Reverse Power Charge 9. USB C 10. Can have multiple profiles for social media apps 11. Side Bar 12. alot more settings in notifcations, quick reply in notifications 13. app refund on google play store 14. side load apps 15. access to developer settings - alot more settings to choose from 16. Samsung Goodlock 17. Edge Panel

[@Randomdude21-e]

Who asked you😆 nobody wants a laggy android. And you can get the iphone mini. No ones even close to that performance even with bigger phones. And no small phones come close. Samsung only has the ultra in the really big size, no ultra in 6.1 or smaller.

[@Randomdude21-e]

And i really dont miss any of this points from my time with samsung s21u. The phone was ok but nothing more.

[@Marngel]

The haptic feedback and the overall smoothness of iOS animations just makes the iPhone feel a lot more refined than the Android phones I’ve used. Even the Samsung Galaxy Note phones which are supposedly the most expensive, refined versions of Android phones out there don’t have the same feeling of refinement compared to the iPhone.

[@ejakaegypt]

It just does everything I need it to do and is so easy

[@JSLReview]

Agreed a much easier user experience

[@richardrodrigues5447]

For me the best aspect of iphone that most don't even pay attention to is the quality of the vibration motor, I've always been a flagship android user and I've never seen any android equivalent with haptic feedback at the same level as iphone You should make a video on it, why is it so good?

[@JSLReview]

Agreed, the haptics on the iPhone is far ahead of the competition. And people underestimate how much it plays into the user experience.

[@777ElZorro]

This!!! Literally can’t use a phone with at doesn’t have it lol.

[@La_verdad_es_libertad]

I have many things I like and don’t like about iPhones. All the things in the video are valid points, the main reason I got the iPhone this time was because it was the only compact phone I could find and the Music Store, as google killed play music. I don’t like that android pretty much has killed the compact size. But I feel so restricted on iOS. The hotspot on iPhone is unreliable, I always get less signal on iPhone than android on same carrier, not able to use it on Linux or copy folders on a simple way it’s crazy, for some reason, every time I get a message or notification on iPhone and I’m playing a 3d intensive game the game stutters like crazy, not being able to send a video on telegram or WhatsApp while I go to another app, because the iPhone stops sending the video as soon as I go to another app, the same happens if I’m downloading a game on the background, I have to stay the whole time there watching the loading game otherwise it does not finish. But yes, faceid is good and seems very secure, Apple privacy efforts are better, the ability to stop apps permission and tracking better is really good. The OS feels smoother many times, and that comes down to the fact they don’t use Java for programming, memory management is more efficient. The camera in my opinion does not take better pictures but it’s more reliable and faster

[@robmalcolm8042]

Apple basically pauses/really kills a app every time that’s what it is and it sucks for multitasking and reasons you mentioned. I do notice many superior things about android that you have mentioned as well. File management is better but nothing like androids. As well as many other proprietary crap but otherwise it’s a very reliable phone. It’s good for just that.

[@tb100875]

Great video. 👍

[@abelabe5047]

I had the cursor thing for a while now on my samsung

[@andimuhjafar]

Wow that double tabs, I just know that. Thanks.

[@JSLReview]

Glad the video was helpful!

[@KingTechHD]

Just switched to an iPhone 2 months ago. Love the Face ID & shortcuts/automations. Miss the notification icons & haptic keyboard feedback (iOS 16 feature)

[@louisnvrr]

Check out the second developer beta. Much more stable than the first and the battery life is more back to normal

[@mazinfcb2]

I like how my iPhone is always reliable.

[@JSLReview]

Agreed! Very consistent user experience!

[@taytime2775]

I have always owned both Apple and android I’ve found myself to go back in fourth every few years for the past 9 months I’ve carried the 13ProMax

[@PaulinaElizalde]

This is a Great video and with real reasons 👍🏽🙂

[@dikerypamthied8741]

auto fill on adriod, You don't even need to paste it. The code will automaticlly be filled

[@5trider29]

I usually charge my iPhone for bout 2 hours before going to bed, and I switch of the power. In the morning I switch the power on to let it charge to 100%.

[@JunkionMarnot2005]

Oh yeah....that auto-fill for Messages? Game changer. 🙌🏾

[@JunkionMarnot2005]

Ok...I know I'm ruining the comments section, but commenting while watching this. I love this video. Banger J. ❤️

[@JSLReview]

Thanks brotha appreciate the feedback!

[@shivabhi]

Man….only 24 pages maximum can be scanned by the iphone’s built in scanner in notes and files app. Not so great feature

[@meljohns1567]

Great video

[@JSLReview]

Thanks for watching!

[@slii201]

I have a 512gb iPhone 12 Pro Max and I can’t wait until September for when Apple releases iOS 16, my iPhone will never be the same again

[@salamadil5063]

iPhone is stable, secured and feels amazing to use because of iOS

[@s.andrew5945]

The reason I use and love iPhone is “I trust it “ be it in camera ,gaming ,processing . Which aren’t very stable in androids !

[@JSLReview]

No doubt one of the most reliable phones ever

[@universalfacts590]

I have had multiple crashes with my iPhone.

[@s.andrew5945]

@@universalfacts590 ofc iPhones aren’t perfect but if u constantly reboot and refresh the ram ,it wont crash as often

[@jesrellanzaderas1876]

The iPhone bass while headset on is awesome!

[@JSLReview]

Good call, the speakers on the newer iPhones are pretty legit too

[@Aman-xo4yx]

One time I was taking a picture and tried changing lens , the app literally freezed and the phone turned off! Then I had to restart it…. Wth

[@NormalVibes1]

1: Call recording! "I think that's enough"

[@vadzofthebadz]

There's no doubt that Apple makes good phones but the majority of these features have been on Android first. Great video though!

[@samlui3591]

iOS just feels more polished then anything android has to offer

[@JSLReview]

Definitely the most refined OS

[@hugorja]

My first iPhone was an iPhone 7. After that I had the iPhone XR, 11, then I sold to try the galaxy S21. I bought a Galaxy S21 in may/2022 and last week for some reason I couldn´t make a reservation in the Booking app. Then I tried to reinstall the app, didnt work... Then I tried to make the same reservation on my girfriend´s iPhone 12 and worked. Tried later with my Galaxy and with my dad´s iPhone 12 pro and got the same result Sold my Galaxy S21 two days later and bought an iPhone 13 Also, it´s the little things like the colour profile of the camera, smoothness, keyboard precision, consistency with the battery life and with iOS

[@GamesMaester]

How iPhone smartly recommends to save passwords in keychain, hides my email address, haptics & 3D Touch, reliable camera, real-time results as you edit, streamlined settings, Siri Shortcuts among others.

[@josephenglish7267]

From the iphone 11till date same ser up for the camera ...no ideas like that of samsung

[@joshuacanteveros526]

Why don’t I have it on my notes? Mine is iphone XS max 🤔

[@FlyingPigChannel]

Are you updated to iOS 15?

[@joshuacanteveros526]

@@FlyingPigChannel yes

[@KennyGL]

Here from your sisters channel! New subscribers!

[@JSLReview]

Appreciate the support! Thanks also for supporting Joanne!

[@BG4life13]

also the accessibility features on iOS are the best in the industry, you look at things like live captions where the phone listens to and tells you what is being said for hard of hearing, VoiceOver is the best screen reader ever especially with the braille screen input for typing.. Android is so fragmented that their accessibility features are just not as refined... also things like assistive touch, or sound detection for door bells ect.. I would definetly add accessibility features to this list.

[@NevaehBeatez]

All of these available on Android. Don't know if you've ever used an Android, or how long ago it was, but all these same accessibility features have been available on Android for a while.

[@BG4life13]

@@NevaehBeatez Apple does it way better bro..

[@yodesuyo]

The best iPhone feature I love is that Hitler's mustache starting back at me 24/7

[@betterworld1228]

I love iphone.. been a user from 5s😬 til 13mini

[@nkrpthn1082]

Samsung gives all these features since oneui was launched years back and android os didn't had these but samsung added these optimizations and people are still not aware about it.