Do you own an iPhone?

Do you own an iPhone?

  • Yes

    Votes: 82 55.8%
  • No

    Votes: 65 44.2%

  • Total voters
    147
Unfortunately. I have the SE. It's not bad value but it's my first and last Apple product. Going back to Android.
 
Yip, had iPhone 5, 5S and on 6S at the moment, cant complain it does what it's meant to do.
I'll inherit my wife's iPhone 8+ in under 2yrs time.
 
iPhone 8+. Nifty lil thing but I prefer my OnePlus 6.
 
I did... then my kid dropped her iPhone 6... now she owns my iPhone.
 
Nope

Doogee S60 that cost 1/3; has 128GB of storage and a battery that lasts 2+ days
 
Yea, iphone 7, 128GB, battery lasts 2+ days. I'm not a heavy user though, but i'll use a brick before I ever touch samsuck again.
 
As someone who works with cellphones all day, I avoid the Iphone like the plague.
Horrible OS
 
Yes, an iPhone X... which was an upgrade from my iPhone 6S, which was an upgrade from my iPhone 5S, which was an upgrade from my iPhone 4S, which was an insurance replacement of my iPhone 4, which was an upgrade from my iPhone 3GS, which was an upgrade from my iPhone 3G.

Next question...
 
The kids have several hand me downs. Us grownups have moved onto Huawei.

I feel your pain, but as parents we always want our kids to have the best, even if it means we can't.

Good on you.
 
I feel your pain, but as parents we always want our kids to have the best, even if it means we can't.

Good on you.

:D

Lol, for the record: we are blissfully happy Huawei users. Android really does knock the spots off of iOS at this stage of the game IMO. Just got tired of jumping through hoops for that sweet sweet ecosystem. Now all my base are belong to Google and I guess i'm OK with that. Not happy. Just OK.

iPhone had a good run but they started slipping behind in terms of capability and performance and that was the death knell, in my family at least.

I remember the 1st gen iPhone, that device got so many updates and each time it was like having a new phone! I was importing them and unlocking the baseband so it was expensive but that sparkly new iOS made it feel like a great deal, Apple had the same thing going for them with the MBP, expensive but sturdy and long lived, good deal if you can manage the initial forking out.

Then I had an iPhone 5 that bogged down completely with the first iOS update I took for it, got worse from there. OTA updates have never worked on iOS for me (admittedly I gave up after having to factory restore more than once) and the reliance on iTunes was always crappy and hard to defend.

None of these things are an issue on Android (so far) and as a 'power user' I have to admit that scratching around the menus on my first Android only to find a built in file browser that I quickly connected to my media centre PC where I cold download music directly to a folder of my choice over the damned WiFi no less! ...was a light on the road to Damascus experience for me. Google Assistant makes a mockery of Siri... the list goes on. I really like Android now.
 
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