Yeah but there’s other factors. I think a big one for he current population is familiarity. The iPhone was a lot of people’s first smart phone, so they’re familiar with it and don’t feel comfortable switching to something different that they’d have to relearn.

Device compatibility is also a big one - syncing content like messages and files, sharing passwords, AirPlay, “find my…” features, universal notes, airdrop, instant hotspot, phone call “hand off”. I generally like Macs wayyyy better than any other computer and having a phone with compatible features is extremely nice to have.

I know android phones may have some of these features, but again, that comes back to familiarity. Even if android has some of these functions, I know how all these functions work on the iPhone and mac already and not having to relearn and configure them in a different OS is a huge time saver.