Apple or Android?

[Megan]

I used not care for Apple but after getting an iPad and soon after a MacBook Air, its grown on me. I used to hate the mac's in school though. XD But yeah I'd go with Apple. I just love how seamlessly everything syncs together.

[Naiwen]

I really don't care? I have an android smartphone and a Mac as my laptop and home computer.

[Oscar]

Nasty. Apple is horrendous. I'd rather use a Windows phone than an iPhone. It is so limited you can't customize anything. Its just silly how everything is locked up. If I don't like how my phone UI is I can change it on Android. I can't do that on iPhone. Lots of things are limited on Apple products. Forget about fixing anything with an Apple logo yourself. Warranty voided instantly.

[Eremurus]

Nasty. Apple is horrendous. I'd rather use a Windows phone than an iPhone. It is so limited you can't customize anything. Its just silly how everything is locked up. If I don't like how my phone UI is I can change it on Android. I can't do that on iPhone. Lots of things are limited on Apple products. Forget about fixing anything with an Apple logo yourself. Warranty voided instantly.

Oh, and they bog older phone iOS's down, essentially forcing you to replace the product sooner or later.

[Kyng]

Well, I have a bit more experience than I did when the thread was first started: I've actually used both of them now !

Though, I still don't care either way . My mobile needs are limited, and both are able to fulfil them.

[Moonface]

Android. I don't need to pay an arm and a leg for a phone that uses it.

[Cory]

I've never used Android and always had an iPhone/iPad. I think my mother and father paid for most if not all of the iPhones I've owned for special occasions; birthday/Christmas. I paid for my iPad Plus at Walmart (got a 10% employee discount on it) though, thinking I was going to be gaming and watching stuff on it all the time, but I still tend to use my iPhone for that kind of stuff and I let my father use it to watch his shows. I realized I didn't mind watching/playing on a smaller screen, sometimes it can be preferable.

I can't speak on behalf of Android since I've never used it, but I've had little to no problems with iPhones thus far and I've been using them since about the year they were released publicly, I think. The iPhone plays a big role in my life, where I can use it for nearly anything necessary, whether it be for entertainment purposes or online banking. I'd hate to give up my iPhone since I've grown so attached to it through using it so much, but if for some reason I needed to downgrade to an Android, I'm sure I'd appreciate what it can do too.

[Detective Osprey]

I realized I didn't mind watching/playing on a smaller screen, sometimes it can be preferable.

Same here. It's easy to carry around and I can listen to videos while I'm cooking, outside or with my birds. 

I've had my iPhone XR for two years now.

[Cool Cory]

Easily Apple. I haven't had an Android phone for years. Ever since I got my first iPhone, I've stuck with Apple.

[Velocity Girl]

I'm an Apple girl...