The "boring" iPhone won! Not buying an Android phone ever again - unless it can fold in half - PhoneArena

In case the title doesn’t make it clear, I think the Pixel 6 Pro might very well be the very last conventional Android phone I’ve ever spent money on.

So, I know this might sound harsh, but if I’m going to risk having another buggy experience with another Android device, I’d prefer it if this phone was… “worth the hustle”.

So, yes - I pulled the trigger and bought an iPhone 13 mini, which I had my eye on for a while... Long story short, I ended up appreciating Apple’s tiny flagship not just because it was a far more reliable phone, but also because of the size.

Food for thought: Apple’s iPhone might be at an advantage here, thanks to the fact that Cupertino likes to play the long game, taking longer to implement certain features compared to Android.

Samsung’s first foldable phone weighed 263g, which is almost as heavy as an iPad mini 6; the new Oppo Find N2 weights just 233g, which makes it lighter than the iPhone 14 Pro Max and just as heavy/light as the upcoming Galaxy S23 Ultra (according to leaked info)

Of course, as far as the average user is concerned, that’s another great reason to try a foldable phone - they aren’t simply getting good, but also more affordable (if you shop smartly).