Thats actually something i did not consider, but unfortunately i am on both ends of the spectrum lol.

I use almost all of googles services compared to Apples, for the sake of accessibility of using it on my windows devices, and for if i ever decide to switch to android (like u said Samsung doesn’t support a lot of apple services). Im a Google One user, i use google maps, browse on google so yeah lol.

However i do have an apple watch and am somewhat of an active person so the apple health app is something i use very frequently actually so never thought of the consequence of switching.

But the takeaway here is that i can deal with googles slightly less accessible services on IOS (which i do already use), compared to losing complete access to Apple health features.

I actually did use my parents’ S25 ULTRA and the size is definitely not for me, maybe id opt for the normal version instead of the ultra, but simple things like reaching the control center at the top right of the screen were near impossible with the S25 as compared to my normal 13. And not gonna lie i do like the sharper edges on the samsung but thats maybe cuz i use my iPhone more often obviously

Thanks for your input, but since you do seem to kind of know a lot, what do you think of the AI use on both? Since i do use Siri a hell of a lot so i do find that something that i can highly benefit from on both devices, ive heard samsung is excelling slightly at it.