Anybody here switched from android to iphone or iphone to android?
Wondering what your thoughts are from both?
I have an Android privately and an IPhone for work.
The IPhone is an ecosystem similar to what Samsung (and to an extend Xiaomi) brings to the table. A normal user will have everything that is needed in a uniform ui, and you will reliably get updates.
However the apple mail client is cumbersome to use for me + the phone forwarding is awful. Calls I took in the office are being shown as missed calls on the iPhone etc. This bugs me, but I do not know whether it wouldn't be the same on an Android, or whether my employer is to blame there.
Android there is much to choose from and you can play around with it a lot. Personally I like to take a stock Android or even custom rom and assemble my app package myself, but most users prolly prefer to have an attuned product like Samsung offers.
Generally Android phones are ahead in technology, and will oftentimes still be cheaper and offer a much greater range of products to chose from.
A switch from one to the other will be easy if you switch from or to Samsung or Xiaomi. I'd guess it's sometimes hard to say whether Apple stole from Samsung or the other way around. Either way, if you aren't technologically inept, you won't have many problems.
If you switch from an IPhone to let's say a Nokia, you will find out that you need to install apps for a couple things you might take for granted otherwise. On the other hand, you won't have much stuff installed that might be useless for you, clogging up the device.
As far as LG goes, I actually like the brand. Their display technology is really good. But they fucked up the smartphone business with bad decisions. It is what it is.