Not all choices are happy and remaining too close to one's past is not necessarily correct.My experience with iPhone 12 is now mature, long and started the day of exit and I can give you a very objective opinion of what I find today wrong in the Apple approach.Although the construction quality is not under discussion, I find in the design of the new iPhone 12 a problem of contestability;defect that bears the increase in the size of the products.If in fact Mini is very pleasant to hold in hand, already with 12 and 12 pro we notice how the choice of net edges is not exactly the best and the ergonomics and pleasantness in hand is affected.On iPhone 12 Pro Max we reach a non -sense that makes it really difficult to use the product without a cover being almost annoying to challenge.
With the same critical logic the gestures of iOS: although for years Android users look at the fluidity of the animations and the gestures with which you can navigate in the mobile interface of Apple, today Androd is not only superior but, taking as a reference theSamsung One UI customization (obviously it is a comparison with S21), it is much more usable than iOS.The real problem is not the number of movements and the non -total consistency between iOS applications and interface present in some apps, but it is the stramatical absence of a gesture back on the right side of the smartphone.It may seem like a "absurd" thing to dwell on a similar detail but I assure you that already on iPhone 12 mini to have the back only on the one hand is really uncomfortable and with the growing of the dimensions it comes to clash with the impossibility of using an iPhone 12with one hand even in the most basic operations because it is physically impossible to reach the opposite edge with the thumb if you are right.
