LogFAQs > #972380203

I really didn't expect this to happen any time soon just by getting a MacBook Pro for work, but it's probably happening. I've been an Android/Windows guy my whole life, but now I've got a MacBook Pro from work an a personal iPad.

From what I've seen in the last few weeks, MacOS/iOS is much more streamlined than Android/Windows, and then there are a number of points of quality that Apple devices have that I'm really enjoying. The sound quality from the speakers on the MacBook Pro and my iPad are so much better than any portable Windows/Android device I've ever had.

The main things holding me back right now are that I just got a new phone last year and I've been trying to avoid upgrading to a new phone every year, recently. I'd miss the stylus somewhat, but I don't use it a ton any more so I think I can get over it. I also don't really do much customization on Android any more, either. Years ago, I would get a new Android phone, immediately root it, and then do a bunch of tinkering in the OS... But in recent years, they've made Android much better to the point where I don't feel the need to do that at all. Then there's the fact that there are certain things that restrict you from doing anything if your phone is rooted these days.