In general, most of us use phones for sending messages and for calls. Some of us might be using it for being active on social media. I personally do use an 80k Android phone because I have experienced that costly phones from a good brand tend to last longer than an entry-level phone. I do play games on my phone, so I need a good processor, which I will not get on an entry-level phone.
BTW.. Did you guys check the names in the FIR by the CBI in the Disha Salian murder
case? It looks like a big scandal is in the making.
To be honest, even I am an old time Android user and have been using it since IceCream Sandwich (Android 4).
Right now my phone usage has dropped drastically and mostly use it for calls and notifications only.
Still wonder why do Apple phones even exist but the thing is, it really provides a great experience.
The show-off era is over. As of now, the new mantra is security and updates. I have seen a 2007-era iPhone still working without any issues. That is what the price provides. Android has got an issue that it will only work for approximately 5 to 6 years without any issues. The camera is the best on iPhone, hands down, but only a handful of us will use the camera for that kind of quality. Apple ecosystem is another benefit that you can avail of if you are using an iPhone. But, due to cost and everything being chargeable, it stops Indian to be part of it. There are many benefits, but the problem is the cost which is why Indian's avoid iPhone.
The only reason why I think Apple devices are good is because of the buy back value they provide.
You can easily get a good exchange rate which is hardly the case with Android phones.
