"Would you ever switch from Apple to Samsung or Samsung to Apple?

I recently switched from Apple to Samsung and it is great, i used to be biased towards apple before but budget broke that biaseness.

From what I've heard from my techy friends that apple is more expensive for the same specifications, not that I care about it.

For the camera, Samsungs pictures look more realistic (the light), and apples looks more saturated, selfies look more lively in apple in my opinion, but quality wise samsung felt better (obviously because its newer).

Tbh from an IPhone 11, everything is an upgrade lol.

But price difference was kinda huge, had a choice between iphone 16 and s24, and samsung was 200£ cheaper, even though s24 was newer."

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I've always used Android phones (not always Samsung though), and I would never even consider switching to Apple. For a few reasons.

One, like you say, it's overpriced for the specs, and also I hear getting any apps on the phone nickle and dimes you to death too. I could afford it, but it's the principle. I hate corporations profiteering.

Two, Apple seems like some sort of huge cult to me, and I just don't vibe with that. Like, for example, why would somebody buy a Mac when (in my experience) Windows is so much more featureful, less buggy, and has like 10 times as many apps available for it? It can only be the cult aspect. And why are there so many women who refuse to date guys just because they use Android instead of iPhone? Again, it can only be the cult mentality.

And that goes hand-in-hand with another aspect I don't like, that when it comes to phones, it seems rather conformist to get Apple. People get it just because it's "in." I'm not about that life. I define my own fashion. Most people are more like jellyfish in how they just go along with whatever direction the current is going.

Three, I tried using an Apple phone once, and virtually every little thing I tried to do on it, I had to Google how to do it. It wasn't intuitive at all. And there's no back button on iPhones. According to my mom, there's like four different ways to back to the previous thing, and you have to figure out which way it is in the particular thing you're in at the moment. An Android it's just the back button, everywhere, to get back to wherever you're trying to go back to.