Thread: Is iphone se good for reading and music or go for ipod touch
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Old 11-02-2020, 01:08 PM   #11
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Originally Posted by ilovejedd View Post
If you use a Huawei tablet (Android presumably), you might find yourself frustrated with the limitations of iOS.

iPhones and iPods work really well if you're just streaming or are all-in Apple's ecosystem (Apple Music, iTunes, iCloud, etc). It can be frustrating if, for example, you need to download MP3s from other sources.

$20-50 Android smartphones (e.g. Moto E or Galaxy J series prepaid kits) tend to have bigger battery (ergo longer battery life) than iPhones. They also allow for cheap and easy storage expansion via microSD card.
I don't buy any music from Apple, and I don't find it very limiting. I have an iPhone and either buy MP3s from Amazon or rip CDs. I do use a PC and iTunes.

And if the OP is looking for an MP3 player for iOS, take a look at Denon's app.
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