iPhone 16e 16e or s24+ (add $50)

[drugdoubles]

Over here, official s24+ is only $50 usd more expensive than 16e, which one should I choose?

 

[Andeddu]

The S24+ is a superior phone however it depends on how attached you are to iOS. I love the Apple ecosystem so I’d rather a downgrade in specs just to operate iOS.

 

[drugdoubles]

The S24+ is a superior phone however it depends on how attached you are to iOS. I love the Apple ecosystem so I’d rather a downgrade in specs just to operate iOS.

I only air drop few times a year

 

[Shirasaki]

I only air drop few times a year

It’s more than just airdrop. In fact, I only airdrop a handful of times in the past 2 years. But I’m still attached to Apple ecosystem and all that. The iOS, the interoperability between other devices (yes I have more than just iPhone), also general ease of use and so far the only truly world device (there are countries other than US).

I would not pick iPhone 16e myself normally but I’d pick iPhone 16e over S24+ just because it runs iOS.

 

[brofkand]

The S24+ is superior in most every way, tbh

 

[drugdoubles]

It’s more than just airdrop. In fact, I only airdrop a handful of times in the past 2 years. But I’m still attached to Apple ecosystem and all that. The iOS, the interoperability between other devices (yes I have more than just iPhone), also general ease of use and so far the only truly world device (there are countries other than US).

I would not pick iPhone 16e myself normally but I’d pick iPhone 16e over S24+ just because it runs iOS.

Sending text to own email then open in another device is pretty easy

 

[brofkand]

Sending text to own email then open in another device is pretty easy

I find that Google's switch site is really well written and goes over a lot of common features that people are used to on iOS. For AirDrop, Android offers "Quick Share" which works of course with Android devices, but also desktops with an app - there may even be a Quick Share iOS app as well, I'm not sure.

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[Shirasaki]

Sending text to own email then open in another device is pretty easy

Umm I’m not sure about that. Also sending text to own email address has its own delays, which I am not really a fan of.

 

[drugdoubles]

Umm I’m not sure about that. Also sending text to own email address has its own delays, which I am not really a fan of.

I only send text to myself few times a year. Spending thousands of dollars to buy Apple products every few years to solve this would only save me maximum few minutes a year.

 

[Shirasaki]

I only send text to myself few times a year. Spending thousands of dollars to buy Apple products every few years to solve this would only save me maximum few minutes a year.

In which case maybe you can pick whichever phone you like since it seems you have no ecosystem inertia like I have.

 

[Racineur]

The S24+ is a superior phone however it depends on how attached you are to iOS. I love the Apple ecosystem so I’d rather a downgrade in specs just to operate iOS.

Was about to say the same. As far as I'm concerned I'm definitely not against Android and believe they have fabulous products but I just can't trust the OS. I'm allergic to Android. Yeah yeah I know I pay the Apple tax.