I switched to iPhone - This is what I found out. 

750 comments in the first minute! I legit don't even know how you guys do it 😂 To see why I switched to iPhone in the first place: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-165bpjQ2ZNs.html To see possibly world's largest smartphone collection: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-zSpdoAZryWQ.html

Here's how I see it. iPhone is a phone for everyone. Android has a phone for everyone.

iPhones are really good when it comes to software update and Android is best at customization 🔥

Honestly, since a lot of these issues have been resolved and stuff I would like to see another take on this video!

I've dropped my Android phone more than a dozen times, and never worried about it. If the glass were to break, I'd get it replaced, or buy a new phone for a little more than half of what it cost just to replace the glass on an apple phone.

Actually, Apple’s policy is “if it IS broken, don’t fix it; buy a new one”.

It's almost like both manufacturers have pros and cons to them and everyone should decide for themselves which they prefer.

I’m a user of both Android and iOS and I must say that they both have their use cases. Android is great for a tweaker like me who really likes to customize their device and their different hardware ranges can fit lots of people’s needs. I use a Samsung Galaxy J2 Core (2018), Retroid Pocket 2+, and the LG K30 (2019). I also use an iPad Mini 4, which at the time of this comment doesn’t have the latest iOS version anymore, but is still great for when I want to do some quick productivity without turning on my computer, for video playback, and mobile gaming.

You Sir...Have a new subscriber! Really enjoyed this video and other content. Tanx bro!

11:41 who else noticed that he was searching synonyms for amazing 😂😂

6:26 did anyone else see Rick astley That was so subtle but yet hilarious. 😂

I'm personally shocked to hear that you dropped an iPhone twice and the screen didn't immediately shatter. That's something Apple, in my opinion, has been known for.

Bro this guys videos appeared outta nowhere and I’m loving them

"I have dropped my iphone 2 times" Me seeing the video on my brutally shattered screen - those are rookie number you gotta pump those up.

My positive vocabulary has expanded so much after watching his videos.

I went from iPhone to android and never looked back. I love customizing and getting everything out of the phone. I now have the s22 ultra and my wife has the iPhone 13 Pro max, which she switched from an Android Note 10, because her daughter has the iPhone and they like facetime, but that's it. I messed around with her iPhone and I'm still not impressed. I know everyone wants to think they have the best regardless, but each to their own. I love the camera on the s22 ultra with some incredible zoom shots that I could have never taken with the iPhone.

I love the customization of Android. For iPhone, it's reliable but boring. Big thing with iPhone.... Apple Care. I only by major Android brands because I want support if they break. I've had a couple OnePlus phones and when they break, you were SOL.

6:26 look at the left apple logo, "Never gonna give you up" 11:20 found another one

“It’s more complicated than my relationship status” LMFAO 😂😂

My first smartphone was a Motorola Droid (the first one) with the awful slide out keyboard. Android didn't even have functions that we would call basic now. Google Maps was new! Back then, everyone rooted their android phones, and lots of people I knew were running custom roms. Android was always chasing IOS. Over the last 16 years, I've seen Android go from the objectively worse operating system to one that's now quite mature. The gap in capabilities between IOS and Android is now basically non-existent. Hardly anyone feels the need to root their Androids anymore. I kinda miss that Era of wild experimentation. Where you could install custom roms that brought you just a bit closer to iPhone capabilities (and sometimes exceeded them) in addition to, of course, completely changing the way you interacted with the device.

I just switched to iPhone 4 days ago and I got the 14 pro coming from the s22 ultra. I have to say that Apple has definitely taken a lot of features from Samsung such as the always on display. Definitely do not regret switching

"Do I regret switching to iPhone?" RU-vid: okay so this is an ad about the Samsung Galaxy S21 Ultra 5G

Him: I have dropped my phone 2 times. My Nokia: "Pathetic"

Love your channel and style!!

I know you dont regret switching from Android to iPhone, but I felt a breathe of fresh air blow over me when I switched from iPhone to Android. I used to be an Android user back in early 2010's to 2020 and from 2020 I used an iPhone. I loved it at the time for how reliable it was compared to the Android software they had running at this time. BUT, upon switching to Android again with the Samsung Galaxy S21FE, Maaaan, it was a breath of fresh air for me and I do not regret switching at all. However, today, I have the Samsung Galaxy Z Flip 4 arriving courtesy of one of your reviews on it lol. So thanks for that! :D

6:27 damm It got rick rolled again by him.

6:26 anyone else noticed the rick roll on the left TV inside of the apple logo. Subtle yet hilarious

Thanks for this video, i am currently going from a samsung 20 ultra 5G to a iPhone 14 pro max 1tb space gray and i am very excited to see it worked out for you !

Arun, that intro was low key creepy. I loved it. Keep up the good work!

i think his voice should be on google assistant 😁

Apple and Samsung cults be like: *Peace was never an option.*

Thank you very much for this review, organised, straight to the point and comforting. Its my first day using iphone and i was literally panicking about the lack of gesture customization. I had my previous android for 2 years and it was seriously making my life worse, the lagging was horrible, the internet connection was an absolute nightmare, all problems that didn't exist in the beginning. But i was fed up and wanted something reliable that can live for years because I don't really like changing phones at all.. but yeah, first day using i phone i felt very annoyed but now I remember why i got it and this review showed me the big picture, thank you very much

I gotta say, I agree, I was one of those people on the fence and was like "I don't know if i want to do this, but it could be better for me". I ended up being given a broken iphone 11 and fixed it, I then was just looking in my drawer one day, saw the iPhone, saw the glitches and issues android has always given me for years, and returned my Pixel 7 and use the iPhone 11 as my main phone now. it has worked awesome for me and im glad I did the switch and hope some of the other people on the fence also give it a shot

6:26 Everyone's ignoring Rick Astley in the background?

"A sub to the channel will be tasty" Didn't expect that

Thx for the info. I just bought 2 iphones for me and my wife and I cannot wait to see 🥰

Thanks for the review. I just switched to iPhone and I’m having serious regrets so it’s good to know it gets easier. 👍👍

Apple icon on the left in the background 6:26: he just rick rolled all of us

Okay he is running out of words to say after subscribe . "Get this man some words"

It's good to see how much your videography have changed over the years.

Interesting and valid points. I've used two iPhones (iPhone 4 and iPhone 6) and I've had issues with both. Absolutely DESPISED iTunes and how difficult it was to do simple tasks like moving music. Hate that you can't take your library with you if you switch to Android or save it on my computer. The biggest issue with iPhone was ERGONOMICS and lack of customization.. To each their own.

After Aruns last video, I'll never unsee that his room *isn't* actually symmetrical...

I had been using iPhones since their inception. Using an Android phone for the last 3 months. The only 2 things I miss from iOS are the absence of scroll to top by tapping on the status bar and the visual bounce effect on reaching the edge of the screen when scrolling on Android. However, there are many things I've got on the Android phone which were not available on iOS such as better widgets, (for my taste) deeper customization, always-on display, notch-less display, better refresh rate, and many more features.

I had my android for 5 years and when it broke my heart broke with it Switching to the iPhone 14 plus I felt a sense of security and acceptance I have had my iPhone since it first came out I would highly recommend it I would like to thank you for all your hard work and dedication and commitment in making your videos but also adding comedy amongst it

OMG IVE SEEN YOU AT THE LIGHTS AT KINGSTON LACEY

Oh my god that intro 😂 That dinner was actually done with batteries 😉😂

Normal people: i cannot Mrwhosetheboss: *i am unable to can*

They have fixed one problem, and thats the customization... its somewhat difficult but it is a readily available option

Very unbiased opinion.... Good job

He got us 6:25 he got us. But seriously I feel like when you enter his house the first thing you see is a giant rick-roll photo or something...

6:27 OMG I GOT RICKROLLED LOL LOOK AT THE APPLE LOGO ON THE LEFT CLOSELY

Maybe the reputation for being easy is that it works without much thought. Idk I don't use Apple. But

Apps are so well polished on iPhone basically everything is polished on ios and editing 4K videos even on a iPhone device it can be faster compared to other devices I tried it and for editing videos I use apple because how good it is

He made such a great point there. Excited for a new iphone, buy it, open it, transfer data and then think wait it’s still pretty much the same...

Nobody: Literally Nobody: Mrwhosetheboss: **puts toilet paper as dress on his phone**

Love the sharp edges, safe to hold

Your accent is absolutely amazing

I just noticed that the left TV monitor at 6:25 is just beautiful

As an average consumer I never see any difference other than operating system. Both systems let you take pics, surf the web, download the same apps, etc.

after six years using android, I change into iOS. at first I felt I am in a small room with iOS because I can't customize many things as I would in android. but after some time I realize I spent less time on my phone which is great and I can focus on productivity. Hence I can conclude that iphone can be for those who wants to achieve minimalist or productive lifestyle.

I used to love Android, but the iPhone blew me away. I used to like tinkering and messing around stuff when I was younger, but at this point in my life, I'm focused one performance and ease-of-use, and the iPhone definitely accomplishes that task. I also hated how I never knew if I was going to get another Android update again. Even Google's own line of phones are only guaranteed updates for 2 years. iPhones go at least 5 years, maybe longer.

6:26 we all just got rick rolled

6:26 We've Been Tricked, We've Been Backstabbed and We've Been Quite Possibly, Bamboozled

You're videos are awesome

Love your personality

6:26 * *looks left* * Are you kidding me ... Did I just...

Nobody : 6:28 : “Rick dancing in the apple logo while Arun is talking about wallpapers.”

6:26 Yeah, u got me. Fair and square. You did it.

But some of the limitations are mind-blowing after 10 years of development. Missing the USB UTG and not having a Finder to access the internal storage is what makes the iPhone unusable for any serious use.

Are we all gonna ignore the fact that he had over 49,000 notifications on gmail?

Finally found someone who can put the switch into sensible words

I am actually a very hard Android Fan and lover :D But this video is interesting regardless. Kinda interesting to hear both sides experienced.

Yeah, Apple doesn't allow for as much customization. I like using an all black home screen to save power and all my icons are sort of an electric blue. And I can move them to anywhere I want and build pages with them grouped anywhere on the page.

"we wined, we dined, we......" **awkward silence** "....did everything together"

Funny, I did the opposite. Switched from ios to Android. Never regretted the change and pretty much enjoyed the freedom of insane customizations whether gimmicky or not I had still had that option(s) for the past 13 years. But hey, that's what worked for me. To each their own and can't we all just get along? LOL. Great review by the way.

6:26 The Rick Astley in the left Apple logo is the smartest and most well-thought out RickRoll i've ever seen, Props to this man!

Phone choice really depends on what you're looking to get out of it. Apple usability really shows with the interoperability between their products. This is largely due to the fact it's one company making products and accessories based around a core theme or design. Samsung and other android devices, while having their own unique and sometimes better features, don't have the compatibility with other devices like apple products do because they don't have centralized products developed around a core theme or operability goal. For me I prefer samsung phones because I don't like to use apple computers or other apple related accessories. Everything I do is centered around my PC and the android interface is more comfortable to me in the sense of usability and personal preference when it comes to certain features. Lastly however, I just don't like apple business practices so I also don't want to support their business lol

4:57 I see what you did there. Thanks for all the likes ❤️❤️

this was the sneakiest rickroll I'ce ever seen. good work!

So the iPhone is a fashion accessory and those that use them are like harely davidson riders that just love the shiny chrome bit and the big logo ,sounds cool.

My favorite iPhone feature is not letting you turn off Wifi or Bluetooth when deactivated from ios Control Center. You can only do it if you go to settings.

When you get in a new relationship but still compare her to your ex.

“If ur enjoying this video subs to the channel would be .. TaStY 🍎 “ 😂😂😂 we made it guys , he’s out of words

This is so funny because these are things that are being rapidly improves upon

I also switch from Galaxy S20 to iPhone 12. It’s super that i easly have screen protector and other gadgets easly, but i really miss the Windows-Android connection, i used it for calls and for app using over PC. Overall it’s a really smooth experience.

Who agrees that this channel has legit blown up so much in the last couple of years

6:26 we all got rick rolled again... see the left apple in the background smh

Thx. You are helping me convince my parents.

The one thing about iPhone that annoys me is the additional charges for subscriptions. Some people definitely don’t realise they could be saving 50% on their subscriptions by not using their iPhone or mac. I always log on to my pc to subscribe to anything first.

i love how he dressed up the phones and made the ambiance and everything

When he holds his thousand dollar iPhone with two fingers you know he is on another level

Best video mate!!! :)

I was just paranoid knowing the camera isn't centred to the room.

6:27 in the back left We all got rickroolled 😂

I own a tech company. I buy iPhones because I don't want to think about my phone. I don't want to customize. I just want my iPhone 12 Pro Max to work. Also, Apple devices including MacBooks and iPhones use RAM differently than Android and Windows. 6 GB RAM on an iPhone 12 Pro Max is about 8+ GB of RAM on an Android.

I have a iPhone 12 Pro Max and I have thrown this thing down the stairs to get a shot for RU-vid, it’s fallen off my bed (I’m on a bunk bed) and it’s fallen onto concrete so many times and not a scratch. it’s amazing lol

Arun: 'Do I Regret switching to iPhone?' Also Arun: **casually bites an Apple**

6:27 I can’t believe you just Rick-Rolled us that hard 😂

I used to be an Android fan, but I recently switched to iPhone. It’s fantastic. I don’t have to worry about not getting text messages and notifications anymore because everything just works, which is nice.

There are apps you can download to get widgets and customise them, and you can change app icons with shortcuts