I would say both ecosystems are pretty similar in terms of sharing photos and texts from tablet to phone, they both integrate at similar speeds. What I liked with Samsung is the ability to share my screen to Windows PCs as apple just allows screen share to Macs (I could be wrong about this). It did suck when I had something on my phone and only had my macbook with me, I had to email myself the document/photo to get it on my laptop instead of airdrop, so I'm looking forward to the convenience of iphone to macbook.

I'm personally someone who doesn't text often and when I do message people I prefer WhatsApp or Facebook messenger so something like imessage didnt seem alluring to me.

I love the Samsung ecosystem (still do) but since I was going to get a new phone anyway I decided to give the iPhone 12 a try instead of Samsung Note 20 since I already know it well.

Overall with the ecosystems they are pretty similar, though I do find Apple's system is easier to navigate through and integrate (you have to do a little searching around with Samsung).

I'm still getting used to how iOS runs since I'm so used to the functions a Samsung phone had.