First cell phone - Nokia (can't remember brand or name)
Motorola Razr
Some random cheap flip phone
T-mobile MyTouch 4g (first Android phone)
Galaxy Nexus
Nexus 5
Nexus 6P
OG Pixel XL
Pixel 3XL
iPhone 13 Pro Max
So I've only recently joined the iPhone party. I'm liking the iPhone. But I'm also kind of sad that the competition (mainly Google) have failed to provide a hardware experience that can rival the iPhone. I miss a lot about Android OS, but Apple has a better chance of closing the software gap (I've seen significant improvements even in the small amount of time I've been on iPhone) vs Google/Android closing the hardware and ecosystem gap. I've been waiting YEARS for a Pixel that excelled at the basics - solid battery, solid camera, solid screen, solid radios, and consistent performance for at least 3 years. They always mess up at least one. Google would sell a literal potato to users if it would showcase their latest flashy ML trick. All they care about is their software and ML experiments vs providing the BEST product they can to end users. It hurts to type this as a long-time android fan, but you can see it in the keynotes year after year. They are like ML/AI conference talks vs actual product releases. I'm over it.
