Reasons why I switched from Android to IOS

Recently back in October 10, I made a big change in my life concerning electronics. Now, me as a person who really talked down Apple products, I officially jumped on the bandwagon and I could

really admit to it. 😂

I switched from Android to IOS!!!

One of the main reasons I changed because of the fact I already have a MacBook Air and a iPad. I already had two devices by Apple, so I thought about it by changing over completely. Another reason of why I changed is because of the fact that I was getting tired of the Galaxy and Android interface. I was getting tired of seeing the same old thing with Galaxy all the time. I had been an Android user since I finally gotten rid of my flip phone and that was 4 Years ago. My first android phone was the Samsung Galaxy S2. 

Now the Galaxy S2 was okay for me as my first smartphone, but it was quite irritating because of the touch screen not responding the way it was supposed to. It kept glitching and the battery ran out quickly. Then eventually I switched to a LG G2.

The LG G2 was good phone, the only problem I had that needed to get used to the buttons on the back of the phone. The volume rocker and the power button was all located on the back of the phone. It was a little weird at first but eventually I had gotten use to it. After that I switched to the big brother to the G2, the LG G3.

The LG G3 was one the best phones I had out of my android experience! It had a bigger screen, 5.5 inches and it was the right phone for me and I had no complaints at all! But I only had the phone for 2 Months because the service I had (Sprint) was getting absurd with the phone bill. So I went to a service that approved me and pay off my early termination fee and the phone bill itself. So I went to T-Mobile. For a while, I had my eye on the Samsung Galaxy Note 4. But I also had my eye on the iPhone 6 Plus as well. But knowing that I kept my promise of not switching to IOS, I went with the Galaxy Note 4. 

For the first few months, I loved the note 4! But afterwards, my phone was not ringing and the phone was shutting off by itself. It was irritating by experiencing those problems. When I received a picture message, it would take a long time to download and even a group message would glitch my phone. So I called T-Mobile telling about my problems with the Note 4 and they sent me a replacement phone. After that, I didn't had much problems but the messaging was still a problem. Then I thought about switching to a family plan with my family to Verizon. 

So I did!

I said to myself that it was time for me to leave android for after 4 years. So I had got the iPhone 6 Plus 64 GB, and that was the best switch ever! I love it and I think I will never go back to android. One of the best phones I had since the LG G3.