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Do you have different case uses for both devices? Also, other than the obvious (better battery & cameras on the Pro Max), what're your pros & cons between the 2?
Good to see you back on here, bro bro! Have you seen the Huawei Pura X View? I hope that form factor makes its way to the States, or should I call it The American Americas of America by the time 45/47 gets done with it.
Sadly, never happen. Oh, you might be able to import one, but, getting it to work on the American networks might be hard. I'm sure the IMEI isn't "allowed" or in their network.
The biggest hold up would be no "easy" access to the apps on the google play store. Banking/security apps probably won't work. Yeah, there are work arounds, but the bulk of consumers don't know how to do it.
Wish Huawei would be allowed. I'd get one in a heartbeat. Before my past two pixels, my previous three phones were Huawei phones.
The Max is a company phone while the Air is my personal one. I came from using a Motorola flagship which most people think aren't even THAT great. Some gripes are related to software glitches on 3rd party apps. Funny that Apple sheeps will defend Apple saying that if a 3rd party app freezes, lags etc, it's because app developers didn't optimize the software while when Android 3rd party apps do the same, it's the X Android phone's fault. But aside from those software quirks, it's still the slow charging of iPhones that get into me and the AVERAGE battery life for both. The main pro that i can say about iPhones is the superior video recording quality. Only Samsung flagship devices can match the quality when it comes to exposure, transition between different lenses etc.
Sadly, never happen. Oh, you might be able to import one, but, getting it to work on the American networks might be hard. I'm sure the IMEI isn't "allowed" or in their network.
The biggest hold up would be no "easy" access to the apps on the google play store. Banking/security apps probably won't work. Yeah, there are work arounds, but the bulk of consumers don't know how to do it.
Wish Huawei would be allowed. I'd get one in a heartbeat. Before my past two pixels, my previous three phones were Huawei phones.
The ban on Huawei is ridiculous. Imagine if the iPhone were still only exclusive to AT&T. There's no way it would have as many users as it's had from 2011-present. No carrier is worth millions of millions flocking to just because of a phone.
We have all this other competition with cars, TV's, etc. but only 2 real main powerhouse OEM's in the States.
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I own the iPhone 17 Pro Max and iPhone Air. Apple is lagging behind the competition
Do you have different case uses for both devices? Also, other than the obvious (better battery & cameras on the Pro Max), what're your pros & cons between the 2?
Good to see you back on here, bro bro! Have you seen the Huawei Pura X View? I hope that form factor makes its way to the States, or should I call it The American Americas of America by the time 45/47 gets done with it.
Sadly, never happen. Oh, you might be able to import one, but, getting it to work on the American networks might be hard. I'm sure the IMEI isn't "allowed" or in their network.
The biggest hold up would be no "easy" access to the apps on the google play store. Banking/security apps probably won't work. Yeah, there are work arounds, but the bulk of consumers don't know how to do it.
Wish Huawei would be allowed. I'd get one in a heartbeat. Before my past two pixels, my previous three phones were Huawei phones.
The Max is a company phone while the Air is my personal one. I came from using a Motorola flagship which most people think aren't even THAT great. Some gripes are related to software glitches on 3rd party apps. Funny that Apple sheeps will defend Apple saying that if a 3rd party app freezes, lags etc, it's because app developers didn't optimize the software while when Android 3rd party apps do the same, it's the X Android phone's fault. But aside from those software quirks, it's still the slow charging of iPhones that get into me and the AVERAGE battery life for both. The main pro that i can say about iPhones is the superior video recording quality. Only Samsung flagship devices can match the quality when it comes to exposure, transition between different lenses etc.
Sadly, never happen. Oh, you might be able to import one, but, getting it to work on the American networks might be hard. I'm sure the IMEI isn't "allowed" or in their network.
The biggest hold up would be no "easy" access to the apps on the google play store. Banking/security apps probably won't work. Yeah, there are work arounds, but the bulk of consumers don't know how to do it.
Wish Huawei would be allowed. I'd get one in a heartbeat. Before my past two pixels, my previous three phones were Huawei phones.
Oh ..so we can have an under screen camera? Wonder if this site will complain about it...pffft we already know what that answer is
The ban on Huawei is ridiculous. Imagine if the iPhone were still only exclusive to AT&T. There's no way it would have as many users as it's had from 2011-present. No carrier is worth millions of millions flocking to just because of a phone.
We have all this other competition with cars, TV's, etc. but only 2 real main powerhouse OEM's in the States.