I like Aron as the producer!!! I say there should be an episode like WVFRM did recently where Kinsey and Aron are hosting, Austin produces, and Matt edits
@@GuyRiggs-st2nm you're defending a multi billion dollar company for them. We aren't 5 years old lol. Just enjoy the phone you enjoy. You have different needs to others, and that's fine. This is the same as someone shouting at a child "xbox is better than barbie". Like, great? For them it may not be. Grow up.
The back button and lack of customization are exactly why I won't switch 🤣 that said I use gestures on my Pixel but having the swipe pack from the side gesture is just superior to the way apples gestures work.
@@Yesthatsmyfirstname The first thing I do is switch to gestures. Haha I have tried the virtual buttons, but I just never got used to them or comfortable with them. Gestures just feel natural to me ever since I used them in my iPhone X back in 2017(?).
@@chadhowell1328 You literally don't have to use it. But I don't understand how that's more annoying than having to press a button in a different place every time
had a lot of fun, first time hosting a video that i also pitched! overall it made me understand better what things I want out of a phone. one thing I didn't get to bring up in this video that was a Bit concerning about the iPhone experience. The phone had been factory reset, but when I installed Spotify it automatically logged me in to the Spotify of the employee who had previously used the phone.
I wonder if that is Spotify detecting the device. creepy since this means either apple isn't erasing your data correctly (a security and privacy issue) or Spotify has almost no security/privacy protection. I'm surprised you didn't complain about the scroll wheels instead of number pads for setting things like clocks and alarms.
That's freaking wild 😳 You should give a Pixel phone a spin next. I switched from Sammy to Pixel and haven't looked back, though you would lose that stylus so if that's a massive selling point, not much can be done there. My Pixel has the weather widget and lock screen bonuses you talked about as the pluses of the iPhone though. What's cool is if you use Google home devices and set a timer on one of those, even that shows on the lock screen of the phone so if you leave the room you set the timer in and get distracted, you don't miss your timer.
The one thing Kinsey liked the most, the weather, was because they bought a company (Dark Sky), pulled their code into the Apple weather app, and shut it down. So they didn't even develop it; they bought it. Then, they changed the APIs from free to pay so that if you want it on Android, you have to pay for an app that uses it, further extending their anti-competitive behavior.
I said something similar the previous video, but the stuff that Apple and Nintendo get praise for, like CEO pay cuts, end up coming from somewhere and it seems to be terrible consumer practices.
Also the Pixel phones I have had and am now using show 'rain for X minutes' or 'Snow starts in X minutes.' And the timer is on the lock screen .. that is just a Samsung decision not to include it I guess
@@ActualKirgenyeah my Pixel does both these things, it's been a while since I sold phones and even longer since I owned a Samsung phone so idk if this is just something Samsungs don't do, or if it's gotta be turned on, or if they also do it and it was just Kensy saying she liked it better on the iPhone? Either way it's sad that those were the only two pros of an iPhone 🤣
having the android flexibility to do virtually anything you can think of and having a cold turkey shift to iphone is a VERY frustrating experience. starting with the extreme basics like home screen customization
I prefer gestures too, Matt, but gestures on Android at least still give you the ability to do the same thing the back button does. Every time. I can just swipe from the side and it goes back or closes the keyboard!
@@shaggytoph There's no back gesture and there never has been. They have to build the back button or gesture into the app's UI, which to be fair is generally good practice for Android as well but for iPhone that's the ONLY way. Sometimes you can swipe to go back and there's never any indication of it. And to close the keyboard you have to swipe the keyboard down off the screen or tap away from it, which is crazy
@@BonJoviBeatlesLedZep Thats just insanity! :O how is that a thing? That completely sounds the opposite of "apple" XD you are blowing my mind with how iphone gestures work lol I just thought every time I interacted with an iphone I was Idumb and was doing it wrong. If I was apple I would be ashamed of that given how they like to be perceived/market themselves.
Kinsey solidified as my favorite This Is member after this. Like so many spot on takes I have about iphones, I just hate being told how to use my things. I got an ipad air recently and its very nice and I don't regret getting it at all but certain features are a pain to work around because of arbitrary design decisions of how I as a user am allowed to interface with Apple's device.
My biggest annoyance with iOS is that you can only have one alarm that fades in so it doesn't shock you awake as soon as it goes off. Android allows you to set the feature for any alarm you set, but on iOS only the "Wake Up" alarm will fade in.
lol, I actually need to be shocked awake in the morning. I downloaded an alarm called "fire_alarm" from the Zedge app and it is the absolute loudest most annoying alarm I have ever heard. I have it set as my default alarm sound which is actually embarrassing when I'm at work and I have my alarm set to go off to remind me to take my lunch. I also have an alarm set to go off every 5 minutes in the morning for a solid 40 minutes because it always wakes me up and I hit "stop" right away to turn the alarm off.
@@chadhowell1328 That's...what they said? They want their alarms to fade in so that it's not jarring, but on the iPhone only the wake-up alarm can have that feature, while on Android ALL alarms have that option
@@TheDorkKnightPlaysyou right, I misread it. Not sure why you want to wake that way, it’s called an alarm clock for a reason. Although there is an app that does it, I had it but stopped using it because it didn’t wake me up
For the record what the snooze button does is it makes the alarms only stay on for a bit and you can turn snooze off everytime you set a new alarm time and now you can thank me and have your alarm stay as long as you want till you stop it
He’s saying he doesn’t care about those so to him the stuff he does care about out weighs it. I prefer a lot on an iPhone over android. Does android do better on some things? Yes but things I don’t care about so why would I switch for something that to me isn’t better?
@@adamdavis6163 "so why would I switch for something that to me isn’t better?" I can name you a few reasons: You don't support apple You don't support their terrible repair mentality You don't support overpriced selling You don't get stuck in their restrictive and VERY EXPENSIVE eco system
He literally said "Im NOT HERE to tell you iPhone is better..." And he said the things he liked about iOS made him not care about the other things that he use to care about as an actual android user. Cmon man lol
most youtuber and simp are like that. It's a pity this channel is taking this direction to get like. Just take a look at their video going to google ecosystem where austin replace his 6000$ setup with a 200$ android tablet (old and with barely 4GB of ram), an old pixel phone and one of the cheapest google smartwatch. And then cry because these cant keep up with his absurd setup he use. Just like mrwhoistheboss started doing comparison beetwen iphone and other high end android phone and over half of the points that apple get are "android is objectively better, but I prefer the apple way so the point go to apple" and the others are about the camera. Even when he compare iphone with a 100MB camera because "the focus is a bit better on iphone, this mean the software is better so the point is for apple".
Matt I posted about that just now. It's an invalid argument "I'm glad I've never had to change those" but if you had the option maybe you would but iOS's restrictive nature doesn't allow more customisation
Yea honestly to each their own, but it's baffling to see people in a tech space use the words "you get used to it" when it comes to picking a device that's not suited to the user.
For as much as Matt clowns on Nintendo, he sounded like the Nintendo Defendos he so often mocks! If it was any other company, Matt would be ROASTING them.
Why? A lot of the things android users like are things you just get use to. What other device has a universal back button? When you want to go to a previous app on windows, do you use back? no.. that's just something you get use to. TBH most of mobile users have a kind of Stockholm syndrome of things you're just used to... The difference is Android users believe they live in this free world where the things they like aren't just things you've gotten used to... mostly because you hate apple lol.
I'm very much Team Kinsey, sounds like we use our phones similarly - I need to customise mine as much as possible, definitely a Swiftkey stan, love the gigantic screen on mine (Pixel 6 Pro in my case). In summary, Kinsey is right and Matt is wrong
Nope. None of them are right or wrong. Phones are personal preference. And you can't tell somebody that they're wrong because they have a different preference than you do. My preference is also different than yours. Which doesn't mean that your preference is wrong and mine is right.
@@jNetDowling There's no obvious joke in saying what everybody else says. Unless everybody in this whole entire comment section is telling the same joke. I mean... There are a lot of people who think that an opinion can be wrong about the smallest things.
I haven't had an iPhone since the 4 and had the fleeting thought to try an iPhone recently. I'm very happy I came across this video to snap me back to my senses. More Kinsey!
T9 dialing, customization, S-Pen I schedule jobs for a family business and it feels good no longer carrying a pen and small notebook like I use to back in the day.
ANOTHER T9 USER!!!! ❤ So there are at least two of us in the world…. Yeah, I switched to iPhone last year and the keyboard on it pisses me off pretty consistently.
@@rob2257 i found out about T9 Dialing very recently after watching JerryRigEverything's video on trying the iPhone and saying he missed it. and I was like WAIT HOLD ON. that's genius
I owned an iPhone for several years now and I actually kinda agree with Kinsey's points throughout this video. especially typing. As someone who has to write emails and various documents from time-to-time, I get annoyed with micromanaging my spelling and punctation. And yes, I turned on all the auto-correct stuff before and I typed worse.
I've been an android user for over a decade and have had a long time dislike of iphones. Just recently my company forced me to move to a company iphone for business use instead of using my personal android phone (currently S22 Ultra). My boss knew I didn't like iphones and told me that if I gave it a chance I might like it. So they gave me my company 13 and she checked in with me after a week. I told her that "I've hated iphones for years, but now that I'm using one...I know my hatred was 100% justified. This thing sucks!" Also, you think the typing is an issue, try editing an individual typed word on an iphone vs an android phone.
Right so I get the whole hate against Apple and their choices... But why do you guys always need to insult the users? Such as saying that "Normal" people don't use iPhone?
I hope we see more Kinsey hosting, really enjoy her engery. Also, being able to move my apps on my home screen really makes a difference for me. I put my most used apps on the bottom right side of the screen so it's easier to get to what I need using on my phone one-handed. This is especially needed during the cold month of the year when my finger joints give me issues. Plus I'm converted to having a tablet size phone with my fold, the s pen is really nice to.
My fist smartphone was an iPhone 3GS. Lasted 1 week before I jailbroke it so I could make it work more like my friends Android. One year later, I switch to Android with a Droid X, and haven't left Android since. Oh, and I just got a Oneplus 12, and guess what it has? A physical switch to go from ring to vibrate to silent! Literally the only thing I missed from my old iPhone.
My first smartphone was the 3GS, and I jailbroke it before I even inserted the sim. Crazy the things my old j2me phone could do, but it couldn’t without a jailbreak. My next two phones after that were the Sony Xperia X and Z. Haven’t looked back. I do have an iPad that I got cheap from my isp. Nice screen, good battery! But oofe on the OS. A dev cert for side loading helps Wild that you still don’t get a proper file manager, full bluetooth or networking, or even a decent way to play local media that doesn’t suck. VLC on iOS is still rough with no real contenders 😵
Kinsey captured the experience perfectly, as a life long android user who had to get used to a work iPhone all of her frustrations resonated, and the few things she enjoyed made sense. They're just phones, we all like different things.
for me, iOS/iPhone feels like the phone for beginners (those who just wants a phone they can use but has the money to spend) while Android is for the more advanced users (likes to do some mods or tweaking)
Really interesting seeing this switch! I just made the opposite switch and have found I agree with a lot of both sides. For example I really like having the universal back capability but I do use the gesture. I HATE having to arrange things on android, although I'm sure I'll come to value that. I also disliked the alarm switch mostly bc it did the exact same ecosystem pushes for getting integrated to health apps, but it was actually harder to work in my opinon, might be bc im just not used to it. But as far as the actual switch I found the exact same problems with apps and contacts etc that Kinsey had from android to iPhone. I think it is just tough both ways. Great vid!!!
I agree with Kinsey on literally everything. The back button situation is so bonkers it has to be a decade long troll. Google has tried to make switching away better, but it's still a nightmare. I hope she never has to wade through the horrors of xcode, provisioning, and store submission.
did have to deal with a bit of that back in school when I was making games. even with Unity letting you cross-platform build easily we still had to borrow a macbook from our teammate's dad just to Compile it... and lmaooo store submission. I'd hope it's gotten better since 2017 but I don't imagine it has.
I use a pc layout (num row on top, shift symbols are the same so 1 is !, 2 is @, etc.) in Google keyboard and could never get used to the random assortment of symbol locations Apple keyboard uses.
When I got my Google Pixel I started out with the buttons on the bottom, but I've actually grown to love the gestures. Of course they're the same no matter the app.
former apple employee here. had lots of people call in and say how much they hate that they couldnt do something or ask why can android do it but not you?.. also had to lie a lot..
This was a great way to truly see the difference in who should be using iPhone vs Android. Kinsey & Android users: "I want to control everything and have options!" Matt & iPhone users: "I don't want to be able to control anything, tell me what is right! Don't worry, you'll get used to it."
Everything Kinsey said is spot on. The lack of customization without work around, the weird app interactions, the default behavior of certain features, and a myriad of other reasons is why I'll never go to an iPhone. I loved my Samsung phones, but even they were getting too Apple like. Curently using a Pixel 6 Pro and see no reason to change any time soon.
10:35 FALSE!!!! My Android phone could cuss like a sailor! This damn iPhone REFUSES to learn profanity! I specifically remember that being PROMISED in iOS 17 during WWDC ‘23 by the dude that played Crazy Train on the triple necked Jackson Dinky while wearing leather….. and he lied. Duck it all!😂
I don’t think I’ve ever seen anyone that has the same color eyes as Matt. The color is like a honey amber. Matt’s eye color is incredible. Has anyone ever noticed this or what?
I remembered getting my 1st iPhone on my 44th birthday 10 years ago on July 25th. It was an iPhone 5c in blue. My mother had a yellow one before me. I still have my 2nd iPhone which is an iPhone 8 in silver grey that I gotten in November 2017. Even my 3rd is a SE(2) in white a day before my 50th birthday. I also still have it,too. Now I’m using an iPhone 14 in purple since Black Friday 2022. I preferred using an iPhone since it is so easy to used. My way of learning to used an iPhone was just playing it. I tried to helped a friend just shortly after she gotten a SE(2) in red. That is or was her first iPhone. I haven’t seen her over 2 years ago or it might be 3.
Completely agree about the IPhone keyboard. I use an IPhone for work and over the last year its word predictor is terrible compared to a google keyboard on an android. The IPhone autocorrects so poorly
I switched from an android to an iPhone 14 and I lasted a few weeks and I switched back to a google pixel. My main gripe is the layout. Can't move icons, can't customize the theme as much, Can't sideload apps. I like my RUclips revanced because I watch a ton of RUclips. I also like my 3 buttons. Gesture navigation is slower.
Just when I thought "We dont get enough kinsey" here we get kinsey and she drops this magnificent list of FACTS on why iphones are doo doo. Perfection.
My sister has had an iPhone since the 4S, whereas my mom had a 5C for her first smartphone but switched over to Android after that. I've been Android since the Motorola Backflip (before that, my first phone was the Razr). My extent of iPhone usage is helping them with their phones.
I know this might be annoying to do but if you move the icons on the 1st page of your iPhone to the second page you can then view you wallpaper without any icons blocking it on the 1st screen
This is so funny, I'm also an Android user for all my life from lg, to revvl, to samsung, and now s22. I just bought my iPhone 15 pro max to test it out and see how it is. It will be arriving tomorrow, but I recently used someone's iPhone, and man, it felt so limited and cheap in a way. Hopefully, I enjoy it.
Kinsey seems to have the same exact complaints I did. I used one for about 2 1/2 weeks when my phone broke and I was waiting on insurance and the back button, keyboard, and app manager were killing me. I hate the fact that we live on our phone but we do, and we want them to be what we want. My wife, HARDCORE iPhone user agrees that android is better, but she doesn't care because she loves her iPhone, and I accept that.
I completely agree with the icon arrangement and having a nice desktop on the phone. I do the same thing with my PC and on android it just feels good to have it customized to my liking. All the points about getting emulators and just running 3rd party apps is on point, a real game changer when you are a power user. To me the standout of the OS is it's flexibility and functionality despite being as open to implement on different hardware of varying power. To me its the best OS and nothing since WebOS on the Palm Pre can match it.
Kinsey's a real one, lol. I got an iPad 2yrs ago through AT&T and I absolutely hate it. I wish I had gone with a Samsung Tab instead. Just general things like transferring files from my PC to the iPad are a pain in the @$$. My iPad has been delegated to being a VERY expensive RUclips video player and that is it. Seriously I only use it at work when I'm on my breaks either watching a RUclips video or a video I put on the iPad. I tried using it one time to edit a video, even going as far as buying a cheapish ($50.00) attachable keyboard but just finding a good free video editing app was a PITA. I have like 8 more payments to make on this iPad and once it's paid off it's going up on FB Marketplace and I'm using what I get from that to put towards a Samsung Tab. The only plus side is this exact iPad is still going for around $500 on the used market.
I don't miss the back button on ios, but I do miss the long press on keyboard, and the ability to use downloaded song as ringtone without converting them.
I agree with Kinsey. In a world where customisation is something we strive for, the iPhone actually seems very restrictive, with a lot of unnecessarily gimmicky apps. I think a lot of people (kids especially) only get them for the name. I'm sticking with Android myself.
I was burned by Android early on, around iPhone 2-5 years. Android at the time seemed slower and it seemed like the longer I had things going, the slower it got. So I had Android for like 3 or so years and then when the iPhone 5 came out, I moved over and haven't been back since.
I switched to an iPhone for 1.5 years and just switched back to android. You don't get used to horrible ios it just continues to slowly kill you. All of the first party stuff like imessage on macbook or airdrop only work 25% of the time. I'm glad I gave it a shot to see what it was like but I'm even happier to be switching back.
To be honest, I love that both ecosystems can co-exist. I use a Motorola and an iPhone and it works with some caveats haha. But I mean, that’s why we have 3th party apps to work with.
we need kinsey and matt to host again but with austin as producer
I like Aron as the producer!!!
I say there should be an episode like WVFRM did recently where Kinsey and Aron are hosting, Austin produces, and Matt edits
iPhone is terrible all the way around
@@GuyRiggs-st2nm you're defending a multi billion dollar company for them. We aren't 5 years old lol. Just enjoy the phone you enjoy. You have different needs to others, and that's fine.
This is the same as someone shouting at a child "xbox is better than barbie". Like, great? For them it may not be. Grow up.
@@TLerpo "iPhone is terrible all the way around" What are you even talking about dude?
@@TLerpobros youre schizzo posting
Kinsey just highlighted everything that is uncomfortable about iOS, especially the back button. Hope to see her more featured in these episodes
Hate the back button just like
Matt. It’s annoying to me
The thing is you can turn off the back button on Android and use gestures, can you turn the back button on on an iPhone?
The back button and lack of customization are exactly why I won't switch 🤣 that said I use gestures on my Pixel but having the swipe pack from the side gesture is just superior to the way apples gestures work.
@@Yesthatsmyfirstname The first thing I do is switch to gestures. Haha I have tried the virtual buttons, but I just never got used to them or comfortable with them. Gestures just feel natural to me ever since I used them in my iPhone X back in 2017(?).
@@chadhowell1328 You literally don't have to use it. But I don't understand how that's more annoying than having to press a button in a different place every time
had a lot of fun, first time hosting a video that i also pitched! overall it made me understand better what things I want out of a phone.
one thing I didn't get to bring up in this video that was a Bit concerning about the iPhone experience. The phone had been factory reset, but when I installed Spotify it automatically logged me in to the Spotify of the employee who had previously used the phone.
WHAT
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I wonder if that is Spotify detecting the device. creepy since this means either apple isn't erasing your data correctly (a security and privacy issue) or Spotify has almost no security/privacy protection. I'm surprised you didn't complain about the scroll wheels instead of number pads for setting things like clocks and alarms.
That's freaking wild 😳
You should give a Pixel phone a spin next. I switched from Sammy to Pixel and haven't looked back, though you would lose that stylus so if that's a massive selling point, not much can be done there. My Pixel has the weather widget and lock screen bonuses you talked about as the pluses of the iPhone though.
What's cool is if you use Google home devices and set a timer on one of those, even that shows on the lock screen of the phone so if you leave the room you set the timer in and get distracted, you don't miss your timer.
You are great Infront of the camera definitely need to do more
The one thing Kinsey liked the most, the weather, was because they bought a company (Dark Sky), pulled their code into the Apple weather app, and shut it down. So they didn't even develop it; they bought it. Then, they changed the APIs from free to pay so that if you want it on Android, you have to pay for an app that uses it, further extending their anti-competitive behavior.
I said something similar the previous video, but the stuff that Apple and Nintendo get praise for, like CEO pay cuts, end up coming from somewhere and it seems to be terrible consumer practices.
Also the Pixel phones I have had and am now using show 'rain for X minutes' or 'Snow starts in X minutes.' And the timer is on the lock screen .. that is just a Samsung decision not to include it I guess
@@ActualKirgenis there a way to get that feature on Samsung bro
@@ActualKirgenyeah my Pixel does both these things, it's been a while since I sold phones and even longer since I owned a Samsung phone so idk if this is just something Samsungs don't do, or if it's gotta be turned on, or if they also do it and it was just Kensy saying she liked it better on the iPhone? Either way it's sad that those were the only two pros of an iPhone 🤣
So lol?
😂 I agree with her but the anger 🤣 ready to fight Tim Cook
having the android flexibility to do virtually anything you can think of and having a cold turkey shift to iphone is a VERY frustrating experience. starting with the extreme basics like home screen customization
I prefer gestures too, Matt, but gestures on Android at least still give you the ability to do the same thing the back button does. Every time. I can just swipe from the side and it goes back or closes the keyboard!
Yep, gestures on Android are just better 🤷♂️
how do they work on iphone?
@@shaggytoph There's no back gesture and there never has been. They have to build the back button or gesture into the app's UI, which to be fair is generally good practice for Android as well but for iPhone that's the ONLY way. Sometimes you can swipe to go back and there's never any indication of it. And to close the keyboard you have to swipe the keyboard down off the screen or tap away from it, which is crazy
@@BonJoviBeatlesLedZep Thats just insanity! :O how is that a thing? That completely sounds the opposite of "apple" XD you are blowing my mind with how iphone gestures work lol I just thought every time I interacted with an iphone I was Idumb and was doing it wrong. If I was apple I would be ashamed of that given how they like to be perceived/market themselves.
@@mromutt From way back with the first iPhone, they refused to have a physical back button for simplicity.
Kinsey solidified as my favorite This Is member after this. Like so many spot on takes I have about iphones, I just hate being told how to use my things. I got an ipad air recently and its very nice and I don't regret getting it at all but certain features are a pain to work around because of arbitrary design decisions of how I as a user am allowed to interface with Apple's device.
My biggest annoyance with iOS is that you can only have one alarm that fades in so it doesn't shock you awake as soon as it goes off. Android allows you to set the feature for any alarm you set, but on iOS only the "Wake Up" alarm will fade in.
lol, I actually need to be shocked awake in the morning. I downloaded an alarm called "fire_alarm" from the Zedge app and it is the absolute loudest most annoying alarm I have ever heard. I have it set as my default alarm sound which is actually embarrassing when I'm at work and I have my alarm set to go off to remind me to take my lunch. I also have an alarm set to go off every 5 minutes in the morning for a solid 40 minutes because it always wakes me up and I hit "stop" right away to turn the alarm off.
Huh? If you set it up that way then sure but nah, it doesn’t do that with them all. Mine will blast your ears off from the get go
@@chadhowell1328 That's...what they said? They want their alarms to fade in so that it's not jarring, but on the iPhone only the wake-up alarm can have that feature, while on Android ALL alarms have that option
I never thought of this! The alarm literally makes you jump out of bed like you got hit by a stun gun.
@@TheDorkKnightPlaysyou right, I misread it. Not sure why you want to wake that way, it’s called an alarm clock for a reason. Although there is an app that does it, I had it but stopped using it because it didn’t wake me up
Please give us more Kinsey! I just love that girl and all her quirks ❤
She has the perfect energy to match Matt's calm.
For the record what the snooze button does is it makes the alarms only stay on for a bit and you can turn snooze off everytime you set a new alarm time and now you can thank me and have your alarm stay as long as you want till you stop it
Kinsey: Says legitimate iOS issues/deal breakers
Matt: I don't care about these, therefore iPhone better.
TF?!
He’s saying he doesn’t care about those so to him the stuff he does care about out weighs it. I prefer a lot on an iPhone over android. Does android do better on some things? Yes but things I don’t care about so why would I switch for something that to me isn’t better?
@@adamdavis6163 "so why would I switch for something that to me isn’t better?" I can name you a few reasons:
You don't support apple
You don't support their terrible repair mentality
You don't support overpriced selling
You don't get stuck in their restrictive and VERY EXPENSIVE eco system
My sentiments exactly. Matt sounds like every Apple simp ever
He literally said "Im NOT HERE to tell you iPhone is better..." And he said the things he liked about iOS made him not care about the other things that he use to care about as an actual android user. Cmon man lol
most youtuber and simp are like that.
It's a pity this channel is taking this direction to get like. Just take a look at their video going to google ecosystem where austin replace his 6000$ setup with a 200$ android tablet (old and with barely 4GB of ram), an old pixel phone and one of the cheapest google smartwatch. And then cry because these cant keep up with his absurd setup he use.
Just like mrwhoistheboss started doing comparison beetwen iphone and other high end android phone and over half of the points that apple get are "android is objectively better, but I prefer the apple way so the point go to apple" and the others are about the camera. Even when he compare iphone with a 100MB camera because "the focus is a bit better on iphone, this mean the software is better so the point is for apple".
Matt’s Stockholm syndrome explanation of you just get used to it, is wild
agreed
Matt I posted about that just now. It's an invalid argument "I'm glad I've never had to change those" but if you had the option maybe you would but iOS's restrictive nature doesn't allow more customisation
Yea honestly to each their own, but it's baffling to see people in a tech space use the words "you get used to it" when it comes to picking a device that's not suited to the user.
For as much as Matt clowns on Nintendo, he sounded like the Nintendo Defendos he so often mocks! If it was any other company, Matt would be ROASTING them.
Why? A lot of the things android users like are things you just get use to. What other device has a universal back button? When you want to go to a previous app on windows, do you use back? no.. that's just something you get use to. TBH most of mobile users have a kind of Stockholm syndrome of things you're just used to... The difference is Android users believe they live in this free world where the things they like aren't just things you've gotten used to... mostly because you hate apple lol.
Kinsey and Matt YES!!! Totally agree with Kinsey, I don't like iPhone but can understand how ot fits for other peeps
I'm very much Team Kinsey, sounds like we use our phones similarly - I need to customise mine as much as possible, definitely a Swiftkey stan, love the gigantic screen on mine (Pixel 6 Pro in my case).
In summary, Kinsey is right and Matt is wrong
Nope. None of them are right or wrong.
Phones are personal preference. And you can't tell somebody that they're wrong because they have a different preference than you do.
My preference is also different than yours. Which doesn't mean that your preference is wrong and mine is right.
@@appleleptiker yes, that's the joke
@@jNetDowling There's no obvious joke in saying what everybody else says. Unless everybody in this whole entire comment section is telling the same joke.
I mean... There are a lot of people who think that an opinion can be wrong about the smallest things.
Yoo she’s pissed😭
Nice to see Kinsey on hosting duties again.
I haven't had an iPhone since the 4 and had the fleeting thought to try an iPhone recently. I'm very happy I came across this video to snap me back to my senses. More Kinsey!
Now Kinsey needs to take over a Mystery Tech Episode 💯
T9 dialing, customization, S-Pen I schedule jobs for a family business and it feels good no longer carrying a pen and small notebook like I use to back in the day.
ANOTHER T9 USER!!!! ❤ So there are at least two of us in the world…. Yeah, I switched to iPhone last year and the keyboard on it pisses me off pretty consistently.
@@rob2257 i found out about T9 Dialing very recently after watching JerryRigEverything's video on trying the iPhone and saying he missed it. and I was like WAIT HOLD ON. that's genius
The lack of T9 dialing would actually drive me insane.
@@rob2257try downloading SwiftKey it's a must on iPhone imo. From someone else who made thr switch
I owned an iPhone for several years now and I actually kinda agree with Kinsey's points throughout this video. especially typing. As someone who has to write emails and various documents from time-to-time, I get annoyed with micromanaging my spelling and punctation. And yes, I turned on all the auto-correct stuff before and I typed worse.
i've noticed that more recently, i have to correct more often than usual
Kinsey's an awesome host. I hope she hosts more of the episodes.
I’m an iPhone user from the 1st gen and Kinsey makes some intriguing points. First time I considered straying. Thanks Kinsey & Matt 💫
THIS IS everything I want from THIS IS. More Kinsey and Matt shenanigans.
I've been an android user for over a decade and have had a long time dislike of iphones. Just recently my company forced me to move to a company iphone for business use instead of using my personal android phone (currently S22 Ultra). My boss knew I didn't like iphones and told me that if I gave it a chance I might like it. So they gave me my company 13 and she checked in with me after a week. I told her that "I've hated iphones for years, but now that I'm using one...I know my hatred was 100% justified. This thing sucks!" Also, you think the typing is an issue, try editing an individual typed word on an iphone vs an android phone.
we need more Kinsey try's things segments.
If you like customizing you're smartphones, Android is still the king.
Making a normal person use an iPhone: Crimes against Humanity
Right so I get the whole hate against Apple and their choices... But why do you guys always need to insult the users?
Such as saying that "Normal" people don't use iPhone?
@@appleleptikerAt this point both sides insult eachother, its really just a meatriding competition
I hope we see more Kinsey hosting, really enjoy her engery.
Also, being able to move my apps on my home screen really makes a difference for me. I put my most used apps on the bottom right side of the screen so it's easier to get to what I need using on my phone one-handed. This is especially needed during the cold month of the year when my finger joints give me issues. Plus I'm converted to having a tablet size phone with my fold, the s pen is really nice to.
My fist smartphone was an iPhone 3GS. Lasted 1 week before I jailbroke it so I could make it work more like my friends Android. One year later, I switch to Android with a Droid X, and haven't left Android since.
Oh, and I just got a Oneplus 12, and guess what it has? A physical switch to go from ring to vibrate to silent! Literally the only thing I missed from my old iPhone.
I hear ya bro! I have the OnePlus Open. Team Hasselblad!
@@DJ_Darkstar Red Cable Crew ASSEMBLE!
My first smartphone was the 3GS, and I jailbroke it before I even inserted the sim. Crazy the things my old j2me phone could do, but it couldn’t without a jailbreak. My next two phones after that were the Sony Xperia X and Z. Haven’t looked back.
I do have an iPad that I got cheap from my isp. Nice screen, good battery! But oofe on the OS. A dev cert for side loading helps
Wild that you still don’t get a proper file manager, full bluetooth or networking, or even a decent way to play local media that doesn’t suck. VLC on iOS is still rough with no real contenders 😵
I had the ipod touch 2g back then and the first thing I had to do was jailbreak it lol my pos android at the time felt better and way more open
Android are really good at doing all the stuff you might want. Apple is perfect and the stuff you need. That’s the difference
I'm with Kinsey.
Kinsey in a whole video we need this more often
"you just get used to these things"
Getting used to mediocrity doesn't make it good.
Yea like Kinzie should stop using Samsung Keyboard it's trash use Gboard even Iphones keyboard is better
@@powerfulshammy i've been using SwiftKey for almost a decade !
I love Kinsey!!! Can we get more of her. ❤
Kinsey captured the experience perfectly, as a life long android user who had to get used to a work iPhone all of her frustrations resonated, and the few things she enjoyed made sense. They're just phones, we all like different things.
We need more Kinsey please she is awesome 😎
for me, iOS/iPhone feels like the phone for beginners (those who just wants a phone they can use but has the money to spend) while Android is for the more advanced users (likes to do some mods or tweaking)
Finally! We get to see the beautiful Kinsey for more than two seconds. I love this channel so much. Just need more Kinsey
Really interesting seeing this switch! I just made the opposite switch and have found I agree with a lot of both sides. For example I really like having the universal back capability but I do use the gesture. I HATE having to arrange things on android, although I'm sure I'll come to value that. I also disliked the alarm switch mostly bc it did the exact same ecosystem pushes for getting integrated to health apps, but it was actually harder to work in my opinon, might be bc im just not used to it. But as far as the actual switch I found the exact same problems with apps and contacts etc that Kinsey had from android to iPhone. I think it is just tough both ways. Great vid!!!
Austin in the ad jumpscared me 😂
Now matt has to use android for two weeks
I agree with Kinsey on literally everything. The back button situation is so bonkers it has to be a decade long troll. Google has tried to make switching away better, but it's still a nightmare.
I hope she never has to wade through the horrors of xcode, provisioning, and store submission.
did have to deal with a bit of that back in school when I was making games. even with Unity letting you cross-platform build easily we still had to borrow a macbook from our teammate's dad just to Compile it... and lmaooo store submission. I'd hope it's gotten better since 2017 but I don't imagine it has.
Started on Android, swapped to iPhone. Never missed the back button lol. Subjective
good insight, looking forward to step in Kinsey's path
I use a pc layout (num row on top, shift symbols are the same so 1 is !, 2 is @, etc.) in Google keyboard and could never get used to the random assortment of symbol locations Apple keyboard uses.
This is! a really good look at typical apple vs android. Just works vs works with you and in the ways you want. Also, more Kinsey!
I switched my main phone to an iPhone because i needed the Apple Watch( I was sick of Wear OS). Never looked back since.
I love seeing Matt struggling and failing to defend apple
He really kept on trying and still failing.
Matt with his backwards hat and black T, and Kinsey with her wild hair and banana shirt are a perfect personification of apple vs android users
I prefer Android and I have that EXACT same banana shirt. More Kinsey needed.
😂she bought a new samsung after you gave her an iphone. Yup that's a real reaction not a staged iphone sheep
So am I the only one thinking Kinsey needs more time on screen? Her delivery on her opinion is so engaging and authentic!
When I got my Google Pixel I started out with the buttons on the bottom, but I've actually grown to love the gestures. Of course they're the same no matter the app.
former apple employee here. had lots of people call in and say how much they hate that they couldnt do something or ask why can android do it but not you?.. also had to lie a lot..
I doubt that... But I'll just put my doubt aside and ask...
How tf should the employees know why android can do it but apple can't
We got more Kinsey but we need more Aron. The guys one liners are out of this world.
thanks bro
This is the content we didn't know we needed in our life
I enjoyed seeing Kinsey host, more Kinsey in future videos!
Today I learned that Kinsey is incredibly Based
Definitely need more videos with her hosting, this was fantastic
This was a great way to truly see the difference in who should be using iPhone vs Android.
Kinsey & Android users: "I want to control everything and have options!"
Matt & iPhone users: "I don't want to be able to control anything, tell me what is right! Don't worry, you'll get used to it."
Kinsey needs to be a regular. Love her and loved this episode.
Yes! Im with Kinsey!! She needs to be featured more!!!
I need more Kinsey content in my life 🤩
Everything Kinsey said is spot on. The lack of customization without work around, the weird app interactions, the default behavior of certain features, and a myriad of other reasons is why I'll never go to an iPhone. I loved my Samsung phones, but even they were getting too Apple like. Curently using a Pixel 6 Pro and see no reason to change any time soon.
Kinsey for the win, good job with the feedback about your experience using an iphone.
for one second I thought Mett converted Kinsey to the sheep side... sight! nope! Respect Kinsey!
10:35 FALSE!!!! My Android phone could cuss like a sailor! This damn iPhone REFUSES to learn profanity! I specifically remember that being PROMISED in iOS 17 during WWDC ‘23 by the dude that played Crazy Train on the triple necked Jackson Dinky while wearing leather….. and he lied. Duck it all!😂
I don’t think I’ve ever seen anyone that has the same color eyes as Matt. The color is like a honey amber. Matt’s eye color is incredible. Has anyone ever noticed this or what?
I remembered getting my 1st iPhone on my 44th birthday 10 years ago on July 25th. It was an iPhone 5c in blue. My mother had a yellow one before me. I still have my 2nd iPhone which is an iPhone 8 in silver grey that I gotten in November 2017. Even my 3rd is a SE(2) in white a day before my 50th birthday. I also still have it,too. Now I’m using an iPhone 14 in purple since Black Friday 2022. I preferred using an iPhone since it is so easy to used. My way of learning to used an iPhone was just playing it. I tried to helped a friend just shortly after she gotten a SE(2) in red. That is or was her first iPhone. I haven’t seen her over 2 years ago or it might be 3.
Completely agree about the IPhone keyboard. I use an IPhone for work and over the last year its word predictor is terrible compared to a google keyboard on an android. The IPhone autocorrects so poorly
Half the things that she said she liked about the iPhone the Google pixel has lol
I switched from an android to an iPhone 14 and I lasted a few weeks and I switched back to a google pixel. My main gripe is the layout. Can't move icons, can't customize the theme as much, Can't sideload apps. I like my RUclips revanced because I watch a ton of RUclips. I also like my 3 buttons. Gesture navigation is slower.
Nice to see Kinsey up front for once instead of behind the scenes
Good job, Kinsey and Matt and Aron!! From the cooler than iphone mom!
Kinsey is a real one. She got everything right.
Way to go Kinsey, tryed it out and went with something much better.
Kinsey did a great job👍🏻….bring her back regularly 🤙🏻
Just when I thought "We dont get enough kinsey" here we get kinsey and she drops this magnificent list of FACTS on why iphones are doo doo. Perfection.
My sister has had an iPhone since the 4S, whereas my mom had a 5C for her first smartphone but switched over to Android after that. I've been Android since the Motorola Backflip (before that, my first phone was the Razr). My extent of iPhone usage is helping them with their phones.
Kinsey wholeheartedly agree. SwiftKey, background and BACK BUTTON! Gestures suck. 👍😂👍
I'm with Kinsey on this one, team android all day every day. She also did a great job being co host. 10/10 would watch again.
More Kinsey and Matt, she is the only one that can make him shut up and listen to a good point without kyle coming out hahaha.
Kinsey thank you for reminding us choices about how we want our phone to behave are relevant
I know this might be annoying to do but if you move the icons on the 1st page of your iPhone to the second page you can then view you wallpaper without any icons blocking it on the 1st screen
This is so funny, I'm also an Android user for all my life from lg, to revvl, to samsung, and now s22. I just bought my iPhone 15 pro max to test it out and see how it is. It will be arriving tomorrow, but I recently used someone's iPhone, and man, it felt so limited and cheap in a way. Hopefully, I enjoy it.
Matt 2024: "You are going to get used to Apples patronization."
Pixel 7 daily and a 13 pro as a work phone. I hated how much extra work it was to do something on the iPhone. Not a fan
The only advantage that IPhone has is FaceTime
Telegram Video is way better
Kinsey seems to have the same exact complaints I did. I used one for about 2 1/2 weeks when my phone broke and I was waiting on insurance and the back button, keyboard, and app manager were killing me.
I hate the fact that we live on our phone but we do, and we want them to be what we want.
My wife, HARDCORE iPhone user agrees that android is better, but she doesn't care because she loves her iPhone, and I accept that.
I completely agree with the icon arrangement and having a nice desktop on the phone. I do the same thing with my PC and on android it just feels good to have it customized to my liking. All the points about getting emulators and just running 3rd party apps is on point, a real game changer when you are a power user. To me the standout of the OS is it's flexibility and functionality despite being as open to implement on different hardware of varying power. To me its the best OS and nothing since WebOS on the Palm Pre can match it.
Matt: "2 weeks isn't enough to get changed."
Matt, you pronounced "brainwashed" wrong. iPhones freaking blow.
Kinsey is so funny, smart and beautiful. Yes to more Kinsey in front of the camera 😍!
Kinsey's a real one, lol. I got an iPad 2yrs ago through AT&T and I absolutely hate it. I wish I had gone with a Samsung Tab instead. Just general things like transferring files from my PC to the iPad are a pain in the @$$. My iPad has been delegated to being a VERY expensive RUclips video player and that is it. Seriously I only use it at work when I'm on my breaks either watching a RUclips video or a video I put on the iPad. I tried using it one time to edit a video, even going as far as buying a cheapish ($50.00) attachable keyboard but just finding a good free video editing app was a PITA. I have like 8 more payments to make on this iPad and once it's paid off it's going up on FB Marketplace and I'm using what I get from that to put towards a Samsung Tab. The only plus side is this exact iPad is still going for around $500 on the used market.
I don't miss the back button on ios, but I do miss the long press on keyboard, and the ability to use downloaded song as ringtone without converting them.
I agree with Kinsey. In a world where customisation is something we strive for, the iPhone actually seems very restrictive, with a lot of unnecessarily gimmicky apps. I think a lot of people (kids especially) only get them for the name. I'm sticking with Android myself.
I was burned by Android early on, around iPhone 2-5 years. Android at the time seemed slower and it seemed like the longer I had things going, the slower it got. So I had Android for like 3 or so years and then when the iPhone 5 came out, I moved over and haven't been back since.
I switched to an iPhone for 1.5 years and just switched back to android. You don't get used to horrible ios it just continues to slowly kill you. All of the first party stuff like imessage on macbook or airdrop only work 25% of the time. I'm glad I gave it a shot to see what it was like but I'm even happier to be switching back.
To be honest, I love that both ecosystems can co-exist. I use a Motorola and an iPhone and it works with some caveats haha. But I mean, that’s why we have 3th party apps to work with.
I love that Matt loves Star Trek, we need a Star Trek themed episode!
I feel you on the iPhone keyboard.
That's why I prefer using Gboard the Google keyboard. I also have Swiftkey loaded up in the switcher as well.
I now love Kinsey even more🥰❤️
One thing about gestures.
As Matt I like gesture and can switch to if I can on Android, that's the point.