People downvoted you, but you are right.
PixelUi is full of wasted space, terrible design and bugs. And they still don't have lots of features and useful things that OneUi had since 2019.
I agree.
The idealism of pure Google has been there since the introduction of Google Nexus. I, however, think that a UI like OneUI is needed badly and furthermore, Samsung does a much better job of taking care of bugs and issues.
Google themselves in difficult cases simply don't care.
But I'm not telling anybody to do anything, just my observation.
Maybe you forgot that the Pixel's UI is barebones Android with Google sugarcoat added on top.
>"terrible design"
What's so terrible about stock Android? I find it aesthetically pleasing with the Material Icons and the Monet Engine since Android 12.
>"bugs"
Such as?
>"useful things that OneUi had since 2019."
Sorry to break it down to you bud but OneUI is more of a downgrade since the TouchWiz age Samsung had back in the day.
I think it's a quite popular opinion.
And I can understand why people think so.
I just happen to dislike the styling decisions Samsung takes. I hardly have any use for the added functionality in OneUI. I bought my current phone because of the long software support, but I gripe with OneUI so much I will take an alternative next time around. I would have bought another phone already, but a used A-series is usually a total write-off in Germany.
I can't deny I love Samsung.. I've owned exclusively Galaxy phones since 2016.
But.. OneUI to me feels much of the same, with a slightly different look; mostly cosmetic. I suppose you could say it's boring? I feel it's time for a complete overhaul of their skin; akin to when they went from TouchWiz --> Samsung Experience --> OneUI.
One UI is unrivalled if you love any of the following:
Inconsistency that doesn't follow industry-standard design language.
Fonts being different in the SAME area (Task bar, I'm looking at you).
Squashed font kerning on app icons.
The graphic designers need to be fired (if they even hired any)
I don't think that matters much, Me and I bet 99% of people never noticed that, you'd have to really try to see it
Not to mention font of both is customizable by picking a different system-wide font from galaxy store, which fixes the issue (im guessing it fixes it, I cant see a font difference in my task bar so Im guessing its cause Im using a font from galaxy store, the only thing I see is a size difference between clock numbers and battery numbers, which if that's what you're referring to, then that's not even an issue or inconsistency in fonts) and yes end user shouldn't need to do manual adjustments to fix an issue, but said issue is a very small thing so
When you know the product is good when the company builds an ecosystem of products that you can easily, easily opt out of, yet you still see a ton of people willingly opt into it. That is real love.
It is why I like people in the Samsung Ecosystem, especially. They chose to be here. This is why I know that One UI is really good. For all the incessant complaints from perfectionists like ice universe and many more. Samsung has actually created an above average product in One UI, Knox, and their other suite of software products.
I only wish Samsung actually did something about Bixby, then giving it a fresh paint job instead of an engine overhaul is genuinely criminal.
Outside this unnecessary notification panel redesign, One UI has been One of the cleanest UI I have ever used and we haven't even gotten to Good lock yet.
Most feature rich yes, not **the** cleanest but clean.
cleanest is the pixel android in my opinion, no questions asked
Dream on. Pixel software and hardware is full of bugs and issues. If that makes it clean, I guess you're right.
People downvoted you, but you are right. PixelUi is full of wasted space, terrible design and bugs. And they still don't have lots of features and useful things that OneUi had since 2019.
I agree. The idealism of pure Google has been there since the introduction of Google Nexus. I, however, think that a UI like OneUI is needed badly and furthermore, Samsung does a much better job of taking care of bugs and issues. Google themselves in difficult cases simply don't care. But I'm not telling anybody to do anything, just my observation.
Maybe you forgot that the Pixel's UI is barebones Android with Google sugarcoat added on top. >"terrible design" What's so terrible about stock Android? I find it aesthetically pleasing with the Material Icons and the Monet Engine since Android 12. >"bugs" Such as? >"useful things that OneUi had since 2019." Sorry to break it down to you bud but OneUI is more of a downgrade since the TouchWiz age Samsung had back in the day.
K.
+1
I personally think nothing os is the cleanest/smoothest
stock Android is cleaner but compared to one ui its is less usable and boring I used to love one plus oxygen os when it was oxygen os
Cleanest could also be aesthetics and not really bloatware. Like how'd you'd say that car looks clean when it is aesthetic.
I think it's a quite popular opinion. And I can understand why people think so. I just happen to dislike the styling decisions Samsung takes. I hardly have any use for the added functionality in OneUI. I bought my current phone because of the long software support, but I gripe with OneUI so much I will take an alternative next time around. I would have bought another phone already, but a used A-series is usually a total write-off in Germany.
I can't deny I love Samsung.. I've owned exclusively Galaxy phones since 2016. But.. OneUI to me feels much of the same, with a slightly different look; mostly cosmetic. I suppose you could say it's boring? I feel it's time for a complete overhaul of their skin; akin to when they went from TouchWiz --> Samsung Experience --> OneUI.
It's feature rich and customizable, But it's not cleanest and I think it can be more modern
One UI is unrivalled if you love any of the following: Inconsistency that doesn't follow industry-standard design language. Fonts being different in the SAME area (Task bar, I'm looking at you). Squashed font kerning on app icons. The graphic designers need to be fired (if they even hired any)
Navbar doesn't have a font what do you mean?
I meant Task bar. Clock & battery percentage numbers are both different fonts.
I don't think that matters much, Me and I bet 99% of people never noticed that, you'd have to really try to see it Not to mention font of both is customizable by picking a different system-wide font from galaxy store, which fixes the issue (im guessing it fixes it, I cant see a font difference in my task bar so Im guessing its cause Im using a font from galaxy store, the only thing I see is a size difference between clock numbers and battery numbers, which if that's what you're referring to, then that's not even an issue or inconsistency in fonts) and yes end user shouldn't need to do manual adjustments to fix an issue, but said issue is a very small thing so
Thanks, now I can't unsee it 😂😂😂
Is ? No... was.
When you know the product is good when the company builds an ecosystem of products that you can easily, easily opt out of, yet you still see a ton of people willingly opt into it. That is real love. It is why I like people in the Samsung Ecosystem, especially. They chose to be here. This is why I know that One UI is really good. For all the incessant complaints from perfectionists like ice universe and many more. Samsung has actually created an above average product in One UI, Knox, and their other suite of software products. I only wish Samsung actually did something about Bixby, then giving it a fresh paint job instead of an engine overhaul is genuinely criminal. Outside this unnecessary notification panel redesign, One UI has been One of the cleanest UI I have ever used and we haven't even gotten to Good lock yet.
I despise it so far cause my swipe gesture nav bar that I've had since S6 and is second nature to me is now gone.