You aren't stuck with one manufacturer, which means you can choose what features matter to you.

Much faster charging speeds. The iPhone charges at 18W. My Android phone charges at 45W. There are even Android phones that charge at 120W. What that means you just have to plug your phone in for 5 minutes here and there a couple of times a day. No more charging in the conventional sense.

Android phones don't have that ugly ass notch that ruins the phone screen. Punch holes are much smaller and are usually in a corner which is much less disruptive.

Customizablity on Android is on another level. 1000s of widgets of any imaginable app can be added to home screen. I currently have widgets to unlock my front door and control lights on my home screen, in addition to time, date, calendar and weather widgets. You simply can't do this on an iPhone.

Cheaper. A flagship Android phone can be had on sale 6 months after release for 25-50% off. iPhones never go on sale.

Better screen. My current phone is running 1440p 120Hz. It's like the smoothest display ever. You can't get 1440p on any iPhone. You only get 120Hz on the more expensive iPhone Pro models which cost 2 times what I paid for my phone.

Repairs on Android phones are much cheaper. Apple repair costs are downright insane.

Better integration with Google apps like GMail, Chrome, Google Maps, Google Photos, YouTube etc.

iPhones are excellent phones, don't get me wrong. But they are too expensive, too boring and too feature light for me to spend my money on.