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@darksindri
July 23, 2026 at 7:49 pm
Bro talking nonsense 😂
Even here in the west apple ain’t the best at anything. You can pick out each indovidual part they listed and another phone in same proce category has something better. Also apple has such a bad ecosystem. Let’s say you wanna gsme and produce music. Apple is good for the latter but bad for the former. If you have a phone they try to lock you into their ecosystem. Oh ypu don’t have an apple computer? Well you peasant get this broken proprietary software that’s horrible.
Also their choices are horrible. Samsung has 3 main different price classes and then different versions of those phones. A cheap option a middle one and then several high end phones. S26? FE, Light or ultra?
They differ in price and you can choose festures you want / need and how much you pay.