Why I'm switching from the iPhone 15 Pro Max to the Samsung S24 Ultra & Android

Here are the top 5 reasons I've decided to switch from the Apple iPhone 15 Pro Max to the Samsung S24 Ultra and the the Android ecosystem in general.
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[@RsE-PR]

I have the s24 ultra and the iphone 15 pro max and I use the s24 ultra more, I like it more.

[@jovk888-hs1qn]

And why is that

[@RsE-PR]

@@jovk888-hs1qn camera, screen, design, size, spen

[@vili3200]

Bet you don't have neither

[@RsE-PR]

@@vili3200 How much money do you want to bet? talk business

[@vedithing_2]

Amazing vid ! btw im the 200 sub

[@thetechtive9078]

Thanks for your support! 🙏

[@morganhicks7768]

I just switched from android to the iPhone 15 pro and I regret my decision

[@thetechtive9078]

I'm sorry to hear that

[@aparnoroychoudhury6853]

You are Great...❤

[@thetechtive9078]

Thank you!

[@nikkosr888]

The grass is always greener on the other side. I switched from iPhone to Samsung 2 years ago and switched back to iPhone again this year. Now I am thinking to switch to Samsung again.

[@thetechtive9078]

Haha sometimes we need the best of both worlds

[@erenatas]

My biggest reason of keep coming back to iphone is lack of software upgrades on all Android phones, then reliability of support when you need to. 2 major upgrades and you are done, while the device will easily keep up 4 to 5. Most people are not looking for gimmicky features that are not maintained, they are looking for a device that they can rely on. Some brands like Sony (horrible hardware for the money), Oneplus (can you rely on warranty?) are much better when it comes to supporting AOSP, however all of the custom roms have different issues as they are community driven, and not maintained by phone developers themselves. Samsung on the other hand is the worst, limits OS customizability completely, hardware/software (depending on brand/device) stops working irreversibly once you unlock the bootloader. For a new device this is not important, however it will be 2 years later.

[@Abdulrahman11799]

That's old news. Now Google and Samsung provide longer support with 7 years of OS updates. And most other companies like OnePlus provides 5 years.

[@Joker-yu5kp]

Samsung and google are supporting their devices for up to 7 years now,i don’t know why people still use that as an excuse.Even oneplus is offering at least 4 years which not that long but with android you got many option.I have used samsung for years and don’t have these issues you mentioned.You sound just like an apple fan

[@erenatas]

Good to hear it improved, release cycles for Samsung used to be horrible not too long ago (past Note 3 and S8+ owner). I guess to make the most out of a phone, one should get a phone released just after the Android release, since they offer 3 major upgrades?

[@UKGIANTSFAN13]

Doing the opposite, the specs and screen of the S24 Ultra are awesome but the bugs, crashes, constant battle between Samsung and Google apps not to mention the inability to use the bottom scroll bar if you use a case, I've had enough. IOS is just far more refined, yes it offers less customisation and freedom but the benefits of that far outweigh the negatives. Shame because the S24 Ultra is a nice device

[@thetechtive9078]

Those are some valid points

[@T1tan_Lover]

please can i get the s24 ultra, the plus or the normal version for free from you i really need it

[@thetechtive9078]

If my channel blows up then maybe a giveaway?

[@T1tan_Lover]

@@thetechtive9078 maybe I can work with you

[@qq3528]

Switched from S23 to the 15 pro max after 10 years as android user and it just works better

[@willbuschmann]

You'll be bored soon, you'll be back. sure ios works well, but it's stale.

[@cirot8779]

@@willbuschmann you are 100% correct I used to be an android/Samsung user for years switch to the iPhone 12 Pro Max then 14 pro max now 15 pro max and it’s the same phone with little add-ons, which I’m OK with, but the iOS has been the same for years and it’s very boring just ordered the s24 ultra

[@Joker-yu5kp]

I did the same and switch back to samsung, iPhone is so boring and overrate especially the so called ecosystem

[@qq3528]

@@Joker-yu5kp@Joker-yu5kp I have a MAC and all the Apple stuff, so this is not a big problem for me . I hate to pay top dollar for a 1-year suitable device like the Samsung S series .

[@Xavierdredeuce]

Android has more phones that’s why on a global scale it seems as if it’s better.

[@thetechtive9078]

Very true!

[@ljiljankocurcic8893]

The reason I dont like android is I dont like google. They would sell their own mothers for analytic data. Also forced google ads that I cant remove on most devices (they call them news). Another annoying thing is bloatware. Many of these androids have double apps, for example samsung browser and chrome, samsung pay and google pay. But then again you talk about customization, and I'm one of those people that doesn't even change wallpaper for a year. Each to their own I guess.

[@thetechtive9078]

I agree but I feel most OS and apps these days are collecting data with intent to sell or will eventually do so anyways

[@detrakis]

Well, iOS has Safari, and you can use Google Chrome on it too, it is kinda the same thing. And at least on Samsung when you open Chrome and Samsung Internet they are totally different browsers, unlike the Chrome on iOS which is basically a skinned Safari. Sadly, the thing I can agree with is that there are two apps for some things, like why defuq do I have Google Play and Galaxy Store..