Switched from Galaxy to iPhone and it’s Really Quiet
I switched to the iPhone 15 Pro two weeks ago. I’d only used Galaxy phones for 7 years before this, and honestly, it feels like a completely different world.
The biggest difference I notice is definitely the vibration and sound. Galaxy vibrations were so strong that they startled me, but the iPhone’s vibration is really refined. Even when a notification comes in, I don’t jump out of my seat.
The downsides are the keyboard and the back gesture. Still super inconvenient. Every time I want to go back in KakaoTalk, I fumble awkwardly with the edge gesture. Overall though, I’m satisfied and gradually getting used to the iPhone.
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Yeah, vibration is really good lol. I'm the opposite—came from iPhone to Galaxy, and I still can't get used to the strong vibration.
I also used Galaxy for 7 years, and it's been a year since I switched to iPhone. The back button was uncomfortable, but after about 3 weeks I got used to it. Also, for the keyboard, it's much more convenient if you turn on swipe input in settings. Once you adapt, you really can't leave iPhone.
Well, I actually like the Galaxy's vibration. You might say you like it quiet, but won't you miss notifications? I need the vibration to be strong enough to wake me up and check.
I recently made the switch too, and I completely agree. The vibration difference is especially noticeable. The edge gestures will feel more natural the more you use them.
The iPhone keyboard is genuinely uncomfortable. Still, I'll give credit to the sound and haptics. As for going back, since the gesture is different for each app, you just have to adapt.