re: #234 Mike Lamb

One thing to consider is whether you have other Apple products—a Mac or iPad or Apple watch for instance. I’m an Android user, by and large, and have both a phone and a watch. My wife is immersed in the Apple ecosystem. I think Apple is easier to integrate with other devices.

If you have a macbook then airdrop alone is probably enough reason to go with an iphone. If apple doesn’t already have their hooks into you and you just want a phone and a mobile web browser there really is no need to drop Apple money on an iphone when you can get a near flagship Android phone under $300.

There are lots of considerations though, do you have family members that use facetime? I am OS agnostic, you get the right tool for the job, you just need to define the parameters of the job.