That “longer support” is actually good to have. Especially knowing that iPhones and other apple devices only have one OS which is iOS; unlike Android which have different OS resulting on some apps not being optimized. The battery management is also better (which also related on apps being more optimized because they have single OS across all devices), they have lower mAh capacity compared to Android, yet they have the same or better longevity when compared.
Oh, they also have better resale value. You’re buying a discounted future model of iPhone (and even flagship android phone) when you buy an iPhone.
Anyway, I’m an android user for more than a decade (with no iPhone yet). I’m considering buying one when their prices drop next year.
That “longer support” is actually good to have. Especially knowing that iPhones and other apple devices only have one OS which is iOS; unlike Android which have different OS resulting on some apps not being optimized. The battery management is also better (which also related on apps being more optimized because they have single OS across all devices), they have lower mAh capacity compared to Android, yet they have the same or better longevity when compared.
Oh, they also have better resale value. You’re buying a discounted future model of iPhone (and even flagship android phone) when you buy an iPhone.
Anyway, I’m an android user for more than a decade (with no iPhone yet). I’m considering buying one when their prices drop next year.