As an example, in close to a decade of iOS use, I never once had a problem answering my phone or making calls. The phone app (though not the cell coverage) was 100% reliable. I'm currently having an issue where my Android phone can't answer calls. The phone rings, but there's no UI displayed that lets me pickup. It's been reported by many people in forums online and when I've posted here about it, I've had other people say they've experienced the same problem. The only known "solution" is to wipe the phone and start from scratch. It's ridiculous that they can't fix something so basic and essential to being a phone with an OS update, let alone that something like that made it past QA.
My complaints were almost mirrored on every single device I had.
Still, my forgetting to mention this past experience is no excuse for your dismissive message. My "attitude towards Google" is well-founded in reality and is well-documented even on Google-leaning news outlets like Android Central or Android Police. The articles are out there, look them up. Editors who praised Google for years are now disappointed.
EDIT: The Mi 6 is not a cheap phone at all. And it's really good otherwise.
>EDIT: The Mi 6 is not a cheap phone at all. And it's really good otherwise.
I'm sure it is. But, we both know you would rather have Windows phone OS on it, right?