i would use it if i had it

I use Haseba Calculator instead of the stock one

There are little click sounds when you Haptic Touch on anything too, and button pressing sounds when using the flashlight or camera toggles on the Lock Screen. I love those.

iOS, how it works with my MacBook, iPad, Apple Watch, and AirPods, MagSafe, just the polish overall. I used an S23 Ultra and it was good, but I still preferred my iPhone 14 Pro and ultimately I ended up selling the S23 Ultra.

At this point I don’t think this is just because of iMessage. I think that even if Apple puts iMessage on Android, most won’t switch simply because it’s not an iPhone. iMessage is definitely a big part of it, but iPhone is a lot more than just iMessage. The iOS experience is unmatched in my opinion. Android comes close, and it definitely is more open with sideloading and multitasking, but that stuff is niche. I don’t think there’s really anything that differentiates Android from iOS that matters to the majority of people. It’s just less smooth, less cohesive, you have to wait for updates unless you have a pixel (or you might have a phone that will not get updated ever), the same apps aren’t as good as they are on iOS and they often don’t get features at the same time as iOS, the list goes on. Sure there are phones that have more hardware features but again those clearly don’t matter to the majority of people either since everyone keeps getting iPhones. I don’t like this trend.

2011: first iPad

2012: first iPod touch

2016: first iPhone

2017: first AirPods

2020: first Apple Watch

2021: first MacBook

My current ecosystem is iPhone 14 Pro, Watch SE 2, AirPods Pro 2, 2020 iPad Pro 12.9”, and 14” MacBook Pro with M1 Pro