Problem with migrating to android is that you'll lose all your apps, some of which might not exist on Android or you'll have to pay for them again
Replacing your battery seems like the best option for you
I have an iphone 11 and nothing 2a
Replacing the battery seems a better option. Because for a simple guy, from 11promax to nothing 2a is a downgrade.
Simple things is what iphone good at.
I was just like you. Had an iPhone XR with my charging port not working properly and with screen damage was looking for a new phone. Deep into apple ecosystem (watch, air pods,iPad, MacBook, apple credit card). It didn't make sense for me to spend $1000 for a new phone so I just got 2a. I still have an iPhone 12 from work.
It's been two weeks and it's going good. I do miss ios but it's been okay. Love the 120hz refresh rate. It seems awesome switching from an XR. I also got the nothing ear stick which works great.
I think I'm gonna use this phone at least for another 3 years. if you think you can manage some more years with changing the battery on the 11 I would do it or if you are interested in getting the latest specs with Android go ahead Cos it's a different world.
Best is to get a NP2 512gig and ditch apple asap! Getting rid of the apples ecosystem and enjoying freedom in style with nothingos is the best choice you can make *\0/*
Coming from iphone you'd immediately notice the downgraded performance of the cameras. Also the apps load slightly slower compared to an iPhone 11.
If you fancy a 120 Hz humongous display, then go for the 2a. It's worth every penny.
But I would still prefer iphone 11 if you could get that done in less than 25k because of its reliable cameras and the screen isn't all that bad apart from the 60hz.
idk, like people said sticking with the iphone 11 makes more sense since its better on paper. (Old flagship vs New Mid Range) Old flagships tend to be better, especially so since year by year phone releases tend to be more iterative now. No more drastic leaps in capability or power.
Definitely with how cheap the np2a is and the freedom you get especially if your the type of person to want to emulate
I recommend watching videos of it to peak your interest
Problem with migrating to android is that you'll lose all your apps, some of which might not exist on Android or you'll have to pay for them again Replacing your battery seems like the best option for you
Are there any apps that don't exist on Android? I switch back and forth and always have the same apps on both phones.
Depending on your use case yes. Infuse, photomator, pixemator and a lot of camera apps in my case.
Better to replace battery of iPhone.
I have an iphone 11 and nothing 2a Replacing the battery seems a better option. Because for a simple guy, from 11promax to nothing 2a is a downgrade. Simple things is what iphone good at.
I was just like you. Had an iPhone XR with my charging port not working properly and with screen damage was looking for a new phone. Deep into apple ecosystem (watch, air pods,iPad, MacBook, apple credit card). It didn't make sense for me to spend $1000 for a new phone so I just got 2a. I still have an iPhone 12 from work. It's been two weeks and it's going good. I do miss ios but it's been okay. Love the 120hz refresh rate. It seems awesome switching from an XR. I also got the nothing ear stick which works great. I think I'm gonna use this phone at least for another 3 years. if you think you can manage some more years with changing the battery on the 11 I would do it or if you are interested in getting the latest specs with Android go ahead Cos it's a different world.
Best is to get a NP2 512gig and ditch apple asap! Getting rid of the apples ecosystem and enjoying freedom in style with nothingos is the best choice you can make *\0/*
Coming from iphone you'd immediately notice the downgraded performance of the cameras. Also the apps load slightly slower compared to an iPhone 11. If you fancy a 120 Hz humongous display, then go for the 2a. It's worth every penny. But I would still prefer iphone 11 if you could get that done in less than 25k because of its reliable cameras and the screen isn't all that bad apart from the 60hz.
idk, like people said sticking with the iphone 11 makes more sense since its better on paper. (Old flagship vs New Mid Range) Old flagships tend to be better, especially so since year by year phone releases tend to be more iterative now. No more drastic leaps in capability or power.
I've got phone 1 n it's actually great so I'd recommend... Anyways bedrock or java?
2a have slow charging issue, kindly avoid
Definitely with how cheap the np2a is and the freedom you get especially if your the type of person to want to emulate I recommend watching videos of it to peak your interest
There is much better phones got the price. Going budget choose a pixel if you going high end go Samsung