[sumanthsuresh]

If we can list pros and cons of Android phones of people who moved from windows phone to Android

[jeffchapik]

I'm using a Moto G6 with Launcher 10 and it's almost as good a Windows phone as my 920 was. The camera isn't as good and the Google assistant is lacking compared to Cortana, but I now have access to any app I want.

Here's what the Launcher 10 start screen looks like. Many of the tile update like live tiles.

[ven07]

I think any Android phone with stock android, is the way to go for us ex-WP/WM junkies. Especially if you're coming from WP. Stock android has less bloatware and runs smoothly.

Also consider getting a phone with 4 or more GB RAM. It just makes everything smoother.

In my experience built-in memory (32 GB or more) is better than having to rely on external options (SD card). Definitely don't for a phone with 8 or 16 GB internal memory. It fills up fast and gives you no wiggle room. Having 32 internal (or more) and a SD card option next to that would be ideal

[tgp]

In my experience built-in memory (32 GB or more) is better than having to rely on external options (SD card). Definitely don't for a phone with 8 or 16 GB internal memory. It fills up fast and gives you no wiggle room. Having 32 internal (or more) and a SD card option next to that would be ideal

I fully agree with this! A lot of phones now have at least a 64GB option available. I learned to pay the extra for larger internal storage and skip the SD card completely. I recently bought a OnePlus 6T, and I got the 256GB version.

Android has problems with SD cards, and Windows phones have problems with SD cards. The only reason the iPhone doesn't is because they don't do SD cards. I have come to believe that Apple was right all along. WP7 didn't support SD cards at first to maintain integrity.

[DavidBS1989]

I think a good Nokia with Windows Phone Launcher would be a good experience.

But the best is having a true Windows Phone. Here I am with my 950!

[sumanthsuresh]

Are you still using your lumia 950

[ven07]

I think a good Nokia with Windows Phone Launcher would be a good experience.

But the best is having a true Windows Phone. Here I am with my 950!

Start dumping those phones!!! (so I can pick one up for cheap and install full w10 on it)

[RTGent]

Are you still using your lumia 950

I'm still using a 950, fortunately. It's my third because I'm very active/careless: two have suffered cracked screens, one did not survive. I also purchased a Sony XZ1 Compact last year while I was between 950s. I decided to keep the Sony and use it regularly to play music through my home stereo's (Aptx) Bluetooth, and occasionally my car's. It is running the Microsoft Launcher, is my back-up phone, and will be my go-to phone (if and) when my 950 stops working satisfactorily.

As for SD cards, I have always used them satisfactorily in the 950, and have one installed in the Sony as well. The 950 has a Sandisk 256GB card and it holds 70-80GB of owned music, Spotify, pics, apps, etc., and works fine with OneDrive. The Sony has a Samsung 128GB card and holds the same owned music and also works with OneDrive. I mostly use Groove to play my owned music on the 950, and VLC to play files on the Sony: both apps can play my WMA lossless files that some others won't.

[nozerath emeril]

I'm using nokia 7.1 with launcher 10 and it is like my dream Windows Phone. Lumia 830(930) user here, they were great, but now gone. Android one with little personalization is the Best choice imo.

[Lightning_Racer]

Android has problems with SD cards, and Windows phones have problems with SD cards. The only reason the iPhone doesn't is because they don't do SD cards. I have come to believe that Apple was right all along. WP7 didn't support SD cards at first to maintain integrity.

What are those problems? I was glad for the SD card slot on my Lumias and Galaxy S7, and wish I had it on my new to me Pixel 2 with 64GB built in.