Yes. It's best quality is the bootloader is unlockable (so I can root it and run custom ROMs), and its worst quality is it's not privacy friendly because most of the stock OS and software is made by Google.
I previously had a OnePlus 6T and an iPhone 6. I would say the iPhone 6 was the worst because I had a 16GB model and ran out of storage all the time. The OnePlus 6T was better because I prefer Android, it had more storage, and it had an unlockable bootloader.
I upgrade to a new phone about every 4 years.
I used to have the original Galaxy Buds, and now I use the Sony WH-1000XM4 headphones.
I currently don't own any Apple products, and I daily drive Fedora Linux on my main workstation. I might get a Macbook laptop in the future when Apple Silicon support for Linux is a lot better since apparently the hardware is really good for what you pay for.
Google Pixel 6
Yes. It's best quality is the bootloader is unlockable (so I can root it and run custom ROMs), and its worst quality is it's not privacy friendly because most of the stock OS and software is made by Google.
I previously had a OnePlus 6T and an iPhone 6. I would say the iPhone 6 was the worst because I had a 16GB model and ran out of storage all the time. The OnePlus 6T was better because I prefer Android, it had more storage, and it had an unlockable bootloader.
I upgrade to a new phone about every 4 years.
I used to have the original Galaxy Buds, and now I use the Sony WH-1000XM4 headphones.
I currently don't own any Apple products, and I daily drive Fedora Linux on my main workstation. I might get a Macbook laptop in the future when Apple Silicon support for Linux is a lot better since apparently the hardware is really good for what you pay for.
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