Seems too good to be true, what am I missing?

[Klanbo]

I have a G4 for personal use and an iphone 6 for work (standard, not the plus variant). Until about a year ago I had always had an iphone, since the iPhone 3G anyway. Tried an Xperia Z a couple of years back for 3 solid weeks but just couldn't get used to it, felt counter-intuitive . Then made the move to a G3 last year as I wanted a bigger screen and after about a month finally felt comfortable with Android.

I now have a G4 and find that Android (at least LG's version of it) is getting better all the time. Still use my iPhone 6 for work but my go to phone of choice is always the G4. I like the bigger screen and it's not a huge phone. To me the iPhone 6 plus is just ridiculous, unless you have giant hands. The one thing that is great about the iphone is the fingerprint reader. So much better than anything Samsung had (at least before the S6 release) and unfortunately missing on the G4, but knock on is pretty cool too. The iPhone battery life seems better too, but that might just be because I can't put the G4 down

I think both operating systems are great. For the less tech savvy, IOS is probably better as it's simple and just works. However, for great tech and customisation, widgets, IR blasters, amazing cameras and big screens bursting with pixels all packed into a compact shell, Android wins.

 

[Klanbo]

By the way, I picked up my G4 from Expedite Electronics for £296, for the tan leather backed version. It took a few days to arrive and came with a UK mains adaptor, but it's the international version and no issues so far. Ordered an Aukey 18w fast charger from Amazon for £12.