Slow laggy and crashy....just awful. Ive had android for many years now and after android 6 its just gone utterly pants. Since then its just slow,laggy,glitchy,devices wont connect properly freezes a lot it just awful. Since the last couple of updates phone now gets hot and battery doesnt last as long. I used to be able hammer my phone all day and still have 30-40 percent,now with stamina mode on i'll be lucky if ive still got 15 percent. Fed up with android now but i dont want to switch to apple. Wish there was other alternatives.

Love Android Being an older person it took me a little bit of time to get used to cell phones. It wasn't long before people were starting to notice that I was sending text messages receiving emails and started the new do the social apps. Easy for us old guys

Not sure if this platform actually… Not sure if this platform actually cares about their users privacy. So many times I have to give my consent to be able to use some basic smartphone features, it feels like they mine every possible bit of information about their users.

Read all. Worst phone ever! I have one of your Android 7.0's and it's by far the worst phone I have ever owned in my whole life. It's slow, easy to break, lags very badly, most apps won't download or open, won't connect to WiFi, cameras don't work, the battery drains from 100% to 15% within an hour whilst barley being used, it shuts of stating it's dead even though it's at 87 sometimes, the flashlight won't work, calls are slow and glitchy, and it won't let me call/text some certain people.

No control over our devices. Over the years Android OS is growing bigger and greater for an average user. It's great. Especially customization by installation of third party applications. However, I have noticed already around Android 5 or so that Google puts quite a bit of limitations on users, as well. For example not all applications can be put on a SD card when internal storage lacks of space. But worst of all is that we (users) were never granted a full control over our devices! I despise this approach, and totally don't understand why computer users may have administrative privileges on Linux or Windows, but we cannot on Android. That is simply unacceptable.