Sorry if i have been harsh. But owning an Android right now is just not a smart move.That is what I mean. You are reading into my posts and assuming.
I aready own an iPhone. I’ve owned most of them.
The Razer was bought for a specific reason and it worked well. Far from a mistake.
I am looking at a couple of possibles to replace the Razer and appreciate any constructive feedback.
Here is a post from a long time Android user:
”VIRGIN KLM • 5 hours ago
No Android phone is a competitor to Apple's lineup. At this point not
even close. At this day and age we can't just act like software support
and brand trust aren't possibly the most integral parts of the
smartphone industry. People just know after years of experience that
there's no point of having great hardware where the software support is
not there and when the company behind it is going to disappoint you and
mistreat you very soon. So if none of the Android brands, in this case
Samsung, are on the same level with Apple, because it's an irrefutable
fact they they are not, why do we even draw comparisons? Yes, Samsung's
lineup offers better attention to detail on some parts but the iPhone 12
Pro Max is a more well rounded product as a whole and will keep on
being for a VERY LONG TIME only because the company behind it actually
CARES. People that buy premium pricetag phones obviously don't care to
spend a little more money to feel like their money is well spent or in
the future that their money was well spent back then. In what way any
Android flagship, especially the Galaxy S21 series, in this day and age
that they keep removing features, feels like a smart investment? I blame
Google for that as the main culprit for not making mandatory major
software updates for atleast 4 major versions and secondly Samsung for
being oportunists and jumping bandwagons based on loopholes in this
whole Android smartphone industry.”