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How do you deal with this? (alien.top)

submitted 11 months ago by AleMUltra@alien.top to c/apple@hardware.watch

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Hi guys! I have a problem with iOS. The freaking back gesture. It's not consistent. You often have to go to the upper part of the screen to go back and it makes you loose time and destroys the one-handed usability of the phone. It's a severe problem especially on the Max models. I also noticed that iOS freezes the input during some animations, resulting in a even slower experience. I find myself being way faster on Android for everyday tasks and it's a shame because iPhone has the most powerful SoC ever. Do you have any solutions? I love many things of iPhone but this problem is major, since it's about everyday usability at all times. How can Apple ignore such a basic thing? Thank you!

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[–] MrGomez_14@alien.top 1 points 11 months ago (1 children)

Just moved from S21Ultra to 15 PM. This is my biggest issue, though notifications are a close second.

Similar sized phone but my god the Android is way easier to use one-handed. Unless iOS changes I don’t see getting used to this.

[–] Empty-Swing@alien.top 1 points 11 months ago

I came from the same phone and am also undecided for the long term. Gestures and notifications have me feeling like I'm less efficiently quick on my phone and I'm missing notifications because I forget to check for the hidden notifications alot of the time.

It doesn't feel like a 120hz phone for me. It's slower than what I'm used to.