I also love PocketCasts, but the transcript feature persuaded me enough to make the full leap to Apple Podcasts. It’s so well implemented.

The rest of the app isn’t as intuitive and simple as pocketcasts, but I’ve gotten used to it and it doesn’t feel too awful lol.

Motorola Droid Razr Maxx and Samsung Galaxy S5

I understand that these devices are from years ago and things may have changed since then, but I have friends who still run into odd OS glitches on their new Pixel phones

My AirPods Pro 1st gen and Airpods 1st gen both have reliability issues. They’ve never been dropped Ken undergone physical damage.

For the AirPods Pro, the left ear has a jingling sound and has lower volume than the right. Unusable.

For the Airpods, they work for about 10 seconds and then one or both of the buds lose connection

I’m excited for USB-C to take over on the apple products. But it will be annoying because I still have AirPods Max that use lightning

I myself use an iPhone, but I don’t at all look down on people who use android.

Hell, I love android and really wish I could use android phones. But I have had several unfortunate occurrences on my two android phones I owned in the past - OS bugs, buggy apps, OS that slows down significantly after one year, dropped texts, dropped calls, dropped voicemails, the list goes on.

Android (in my experience) was incredibly unreliable. Ever since getting an iPhone I haven’t had any of those issues.

It will take a lot of time before that happens, if it does at all. The platform just needs more people and right now as much as we like to believe Reddit is dying… it still has a massive user base.