iOS vs Android - let the battle commence!

[Anonymous]

So....... I don't come here often. But when I do, most know I'm a die hard iOS fanboy.

However, I did something strange yesterday and ordered the OnePlus 3T. From O2 naturally.

Here's the plan. I have 14 days to decide whether to keep the OnePlus 3T or revert back to my trusty iPhone 6s Plus. I am going to turn off my iPhone when I receive the new phone. Save for taking pictures of the new phone.

I'm going to keep a diary on here of my experiences and try to update it everyday.

Is there anything people want to know specifically or things people want me to address during this?

[jonsie]

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@Gavs3r wrote:
Hahahahah, you Android lot are a little bit strange. 🙃🙃


I do have one problem though which may send me right back into the arms of Apple. The apps on android seem not to be as polished as their iOS counterparts.

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getaway....

[Anonymous]

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@Cleoriff wrote:

"You Android lot are a bit strange"??

 Not at all @Anonymous Have a look at the Android army...nothing wrong with them..

Look forward to the rest of your review....:smileywink:

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Seriously. You lot need to stay off the lollipops and marshmellows 😂😂😂 (see what I did there) 🙃🙃

[MI5]

Quit stalling man and get on with the review and telling us how so much better the OP3 is to the iPhone !!

[jonsie]

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@MI5 wrote:
Quit stalling man and get on with the review and telling us how so much better the OP3 is to the iPhone !!

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Probably worried about the thunderbolts launched by the Apple god....

[Anonymous]

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@jonsie wrote:

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@MI5 wrote:
Quit stalling man and get on with the review and telling us how so much better the OP3 is to the iPhone !!

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Probably worried about the thunderbolts launched by the Apple god....

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Not thunderbolts. Worried more about lightening 😂

[jonsie]

Ah, the lightening cable

[MI5]

The hardware of the cable ??

[viridis]

Wow, been a while for that one..

[MI5]

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@viridis wrote:
Wow, been a while for that one..

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[Anonymous]

We continue......

There has been a problem. I shall describe the senario.

When I go to work, I leave my phone in my locker. While in the locker, the phone gets no cellular service but occasionally picks up wifi. If I get chance, I'll grab the phone and use it during my lunch break but normally, for 10 a hours a day, my phone will lay dormant in my locker.

With my iPhone, this is not a problem. On day 1, I get up, take it off charge, and all is well for at least 2 days (I have been known to get three days out of it).

However, with the OP3T, it didn't make a day. I treat it as usual, got up, took it off charge, went to work where it spent the day in my locker. At the end of my shift, I was horrified to find that it had less than 10% battery left!!!

This is not good......