Are iPhone users missing out on features available on Android?
For long-time iOS users, leaving Apple's 'closed garden' is a difficult decision. However, switching to Android can be entirely worthwhile once you realize what you're missing out on.
There are 5 reasons to switch from iPhone to Android.
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Android is currently the most popular operating system, accounting for over 75% of the global market share, and for good reason. Besides its accessible price point, Android phones offer excitement and innovation with a wide range of options from foldable phones and gaming phones to e-ink phones, while also providing fewer limitations.
If you're tired of iOS or want deeper integration with the Google ecosystem, here are five strong reasons to consider switching to Android in 2025.
1. Android phones are more affordable.
With the iPhone 17 starting at $799 and the iPhone Pro Max at $1,199, Apple really doesn't offer a great value option. Conversely, on the Android side, you can easily find a quality phone for under $500.
For example, the CMF Phone 2 Pro, a product from Nothing's sub-brand, costs only $279. At this price, users get a phone with a 50MP main camera, a 6.77-inch flexible AMOLED display, and the unique Nothing OS 3.2 operating system . Additionally, Google's Pixel 9a series, or budget-friendly options from Samsung and Motorola, are also worthwhile choices.
Nothing's unique CMF Phone 2 Pro design.
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2. Creative and unique design
Android phones always offer something exciting. If you're tired of rumors about Apple launching a foldable phone, Android already has a range of products from Samsung, Google, Motorola, and OnePlus to satisfy your needs.
But foldable phones aren't the only innovation. Enthusiasts have seen the LG Wing with its unique T-shaped rotating screen, or Motorola's wrist-worn, bendable phone concepts. There's even a whole category of e-ink phones like the Bigme, offering a full Android 14 experience on a 'paper' screen, allowing users to 'disconnect' from the always-online world .
3. The Google ecosystem is comprehensively integrated.
The Google ecosystem is almost unavoidable , from Drive and Maps to Gmail. 'Enhancing' your use of Google with an Android phone offers superior integration advantages. Photos can be automatically backed up, and Google Drive allows access to cloud files directly from your phone's file manager, saving considerable time.
Another major advantage is the ability to access Gemini (which has replaced Google Assistant) with just a click of a button. This is a useful AI tool, and according to reviews, it performs much better than Apple's AI, which is lagging behind in this race.
4. 'Monster' gaming phones
Just like we have gaming PCs, we also have gaming phones. This is a niche market, expensive and beyond the needs of most users. But for gamers, they are considered attractive devices. These phones have high-end components, sharp screens, and enhanced cooling to handle demanding games like Genshin Impact or PUBG Mobile .
A rugged and high-performance gaming phone.
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Currently, ASUS's latest ROG Phone 9 Pro is a performance 'monster' with a Snapdragon 8 Elite CPU, a 185Hz AMOLED display, and 2,500 nits of brightness, delivering a smooth gaming experience even in daylight.
5. Fewer restrictions, more freedom
In particular, the Android ecosystem has fewer barriers than iOS. While iOS has only recently allowed some emulators, Android has been doing this for a long time and does it better with more options on the Google Play Store.
Most importantly, there's 'sideloading', the ability to install apps from outside sources (for example, Fortnite , which isn't available on the Play Store). Furthermore, Android phones offer a high degree of customization, from choosing interface color schemes (Material You), creating unique emoji wallpapers, to changing app icons...
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