Very nice write up.
I would do the same vs Pixel 6 Pro, but I’m struggling with anything the iPhone does better other than the battery. Which is very good and welcome vs Google’s efforts which is shoddy.
Glad you also noticed how bad the haptic keyboard is. It’s laughably bad, but really shouldn’t be given how good iPhones haptics are generally.
I also am not a huge fan of the keyboard and the prediction / auto correct. It’s absolutely miles behind android. I’ve just typed AKSO instead of also, and it just underlined it in red. Erm, I think it should be obvious what I was trying to type…! Just annoying.
One other thing that’s niggling me is the size of the phone makes it difficult to navigate. I generally don’t love big devices but have used the Pixel 6 Pro all year and due to it being thinner and not as wide it makes it so much easier to use with one hand. This is a brick in comparison. I probably should have gone non Max, but it makes no odds given that I’ll 99% be returning this and going all in on a Pixel 7 Pro. Being able to swipe back from either side on Android also makes it easier to use one handed. No such luck here.
I should have known that this was always ever going to be just another iPhone for me. But it’s been almost two years since I’ve been on iOS so thought I’d dip my toe back in given the new camera and some QoL features being added. But it’s just more of the same.
If anything, it’s just made me even more excited for the Pixel 7. Roll on October. 😁
I would do the same vs Pixel 6 Pro, but I’m struggling with anything the iPhone does better other than the battery. Which is very good and welcome vs Google’s efforts which is shoddy.
Glad you also noticed how bad the haptic keyboard is. It’s laughably bad, but really shouldn’t be given how good iPhones haptics are generally.
I also am not a huge fan of the keyboard and the prediction / auto correct. It’s absolutely miles behind android. I’ve just typed AKSO instead of also, and it just underlined it in red. Erm, I think it should be obvious what I was trying to type…! Just annoying.
One other thing that’s niggling me is the size of the phone makes it difficult to navigate. I generally don’t love big devices but have used the Pixel 6 Pro all year and due to it being thinner and not as wide it makes it so much easier to use with one hand. This is a brick in comparison. I probably should have gone non Max, but it makes no odds given that I’ll 99% be returning this and going all in on a Pixel 7 Pro. Being able to swipe back from either side on Android also makes it easier to use one handed. No such luck here.
I should have known that this was always ever going to be just another iPhone for me. But it’s been almost two years since I’ve been on iOS so thought I’d dip my toe back in given the new camera and some QoL features being added. But it’s just more of the same.
If anything, it’s just made me even more excited for the Pixel 7. Roll on October. 😁