Switched to iPhone. Stopped Caring.

 

After two months with the iPhone 16 Pro Max, I can confidently say: no real issues that matter.

Yes, there are bugs. Yes, some apps randomly close like they just gave up on life. Yes, the screen brightness acts weird when the phone gets too warm, like it’s shy or something. But honestly? Nothing catastrophic. Nothing worth launching a Reddit thread over.

The one thing that’s really changed since switching from Android?

I don’t watch phone reviews on YouTube anymore. Not one.

Why? No clue. Maybe the iPhone killed that part of my brain — the one that needed to obsess over specs, camera comparisons, and monthly buyer’s remorse.

And let’s be real: the Galaxy S25 Ultra? Probably the better phone. Better camera, better customization, more features for people who like features. I’d recommend it to anyone.

But me? I’ve apparently joined the iPhone cult.

Against all logic… this thing fits me.

It’s like I’ve stopped needing to defend my tech choices. Stopped hunting for the "next best."

Maybe I’m finally content.

Or maybe Apple slipped something in the aluminum.

Either way, here I am.

Not better. Not worse. Just weirdly… done.