Pixel after 7 months

[mmcclure0453]

I've also been one to switch phones often during the year. Always trying to find the best. I thought I found it in my S7 but it then started to stutter and freeze. I reluctantly went back to my iphone 7. Then came the Pixel. Has never stuttered, frozen, or glitched in any way. I think the Pixel may finally be the phone to get me 100% off IOS. I haven't found anything the iphone 7 can do that the Pixel can't do. Except imessage and I usually have that turned off due to switching from Android to IOS. Apple may finally be on its last leg in my life. I just think I prefer Android and definitely prefer Pixel.

 

[bellamyepl]

I've also been one to switch phones often during the year. Always trying to find the best. I thought I found it in my S7 but it then started to stutter and freeze. I reluctantly went back to my iphone 7. Then came the Pixel. Has never stuttered, frozen, or glitched in any way. I think the Pixel may finally be the phone to get me 100% off IOS. I haven't found anything the iphone 7 can do that the Pixel can't do. Except imessage and I usually have that turned off due to switching from Android to IOS. Apple may finally be on its last leg in my life. I just think I prefer Android and definitely prefer Pixel.

That is exactly where I'm at. Go back and forth with both because iOS is usually smoother and the apps are usually more efficient. That being said I like Android as a whole a lot more and just want to stick with it.
I told myself to watch wwdc and see what they do with iOS 11 and decide. iOS 11 didn't anything I was hoping for and Android O looks great. So just sold my 7 plus. Have a pixel XL coming in this Friday from swappa and I'm getting away from crapple. Well I might get a MacBook pro lol. But I don't like all the handoff crap anyways so I don't need an iPhone with it.
Here's to hoping the pixel 2 steps up the hardware game because the software is

 

[sunrat39]

That is exactly where I'm at. Go back and forth with both because iOS is usually smoother and the apps are usually more efficient. That being said I like Android as a whole a lot more and just want to stick with it.
I told myself to watch wwdc and see what they do with iOS 11 and decide. iOS 11 didn't anything I was hoping for and Android O looks great. So just sold my 7 plus. Have a pixel XL coming in this Friday from swappa and I'm getting away from crapple. Well I might get a MacBook pro lol. But I don't like all the handoff crap anyways so I don't need an iPhone with it.
Here's to hoping the pixel 2 steps up the hardware game because the software is

Make sure you get some warranty with that phone. I hear the warranty on the pixels don't transfer like they do on iPhones. Unless someone has heard differently?

 

[bellamyepl]

Make sure you get some warranty with that phone. I hear the warranty on the pixels don't transfer like they do on iPhones. Unless someone has heard differently?

Hmm that is no bueno. I've never had to deal with warranty for Android because I've never kept a device long enough lol. I'll only need this to last until fall or so for the next pixel or note though. Thanks for the heads up though

 

[ctk4949]

I just switched back to my Pixel XL, could not take the lag or the tallness of the S8+ anymore. I will only be upgrading to new Pixels every year from now on.