I know that's a matter of taste, but could you tell me a few pros and cons?
To be honest, I'm far from satisfied with my iPhone. Here are the disadvantages:
* Battery capacity deteriorates enormously after a short time
*Very expensive
* Display is broken quickly
* You can't insert a memory card, if the memory is full, you have a problem
* With me 40% of the memory is taken by the system
Those were the things I noticed on my cell phone, in hindsight I would have preferred to buy another phone.
However, it always depends on the model, you can bad compare the latest Huawei with the oldest iPhone xD
So I have an iPhone 6s and I'm very happy with it I've bought it for about 300 euro on rebuy and with the battery, I'm very good and clear synonymous with the storage capacity I have only 16GB but with that I'm playing despite music and great clearly that was never full with me even though I also have a lot of music on it. I also like the camera very well and the look I find elegant and beautiful, once you have found your way with the cell phone, you get wonderfully clear (me anyway) And if you make a shell drum around there with the screen synonymous nothing there's the danger as great as Android that the screen is broken. Legibly, Android is battery too bad and the andoid phones are getting slower and slower with time and spinning around and things I do not have with my iPhone.
I had a Samsung at that time and since I got my IPhone I would not like to use the Samsung or other Android phones again.
Better for what?
An iPhone is a good and long-term investment in a stable, high-quality, secure and optimally tuned system, so hardware and software from a single source, which will work without problems for normal use five to seven years, but relatively expensive to purchase.
An iPhone is never the device with the highest processor performance, the largest memory, the best camera optics, ultimate expandability, the screen with the highest pixel density or other top-of-the-range hardware comparisons.
A Huawei smartphone is a good investment in high-end hardware from an emerging consumer electronics company that has consistently topped hardware rankings with the rather open and therefore more bug-prone Android operating system.
I can't say anything about the lifetime and manufacturer support of a Huawei smartphone.
The prices for Huawei's top devices are in the range of previous iPhones.
Which device and system you like more, you just have to try before buying. At Apple, this is easily possible in detail, in electronics and communication markets with Huawei smartphones.
In general, users of other devices from Apple are naturally more likely to use the iPhone, Windows users more likely to Android, and who was satisfied with his system so far, will not change in the normal case.
I've been using iPhones for about five years and no display has broken, and most of my friends and acquaintances have not.
However, it is always the question of how to handle the devices. The appreciation for high-priced products generally seems to decline.
