One UI vs. OxygenOS: Which is the better Android version?
(Android Central)

One UI Samsung Galaxy S20 $800 at Samsung Pros Designed around one-handed use Ample customization tools Kids and Easy Mode Blue light filter Endless features to play with Cons Can feel a little overwhelming at times Design might be too cartoony for some Samsung`s software has changed and evolved a lot over the years, with the most recent iteration taking the shape of One UI. One UI has a distinct appearance, which you may love or hate compared to the stock-like design of OxygenOS. It`s also loaded with feature after feature, making it one of the most capable Android experiences on the market. Things can feel a bit overloaded at times, but there`s no denying One UI`s sheer utility. OxygenOS OnePlus 8 From $699 at OnePlus Pros Clean, simple UI Tons of customization options Incredibly smooth performance Alert slider Reading, Zen, and Fnatic Mode Cons Hasn`t received a significant UI update in a while OnePlus is slow to release new features Some people mi...