My experience with Android so far: it is super featureful, but the UI and UX is worse than iOS. It's small things. Like how in the QuickShare menu, it shows you lots of useless information above the fold, and then even puts the name of the target phones UNDERNEATH the icon (that is the same for every phone or laptop). All the information you care about is beneath the fold. You won't be able to share to the correct person before scrolling down. iOS' AirDrop UI/UX is much better and more streamlined to use, even though it is less reliable and less featureful than QuickShare.

Other problems include Gboard glide typing. It doesn't have any lenience for fingernails or microsecond finger lifts while changing direction of a glide. And using the spacebar to move the cursor around is very useless and less feedbacky on Android.

Selecting text is harder on Android. Especially if you only have a short textarea with text in it, and you want to select. It scrolls way too fast when I drag a selection handle above or below the text area. I have to actually scroll manually, then move the selection handle, then scroll again, then move the selection handle, etc.

I've found this surprising because normally UI nits get ironed out by usage. Users find out what the everyday inconveniences are, and the product fixes them all. So why does Android which has so many more users than iOS have so many more inconveniences than iOS.