I hate MACs!
Here's why: the company builds products the way they want it to work. For 75% of the average consumer, this is great! They minimized user input into their OS, so with Apple - It Just Works! But, if you want to hold your phone this way, no. You need to hold it the Apple way. Want to load music on your iPod/iPhone, you can't just copy and paste stuff. No, do it the Apple Way by running iTunes, which crashes and acts up from time to time, and sync. Oh, you want to load 1 song on your phone - time to tell you about the iTunes upgrade processes that will take hours, then since it has a bug, you'll have to wait for the next release of iTunes to come out. And in order to have iTunes working correctly, you need QuickTime. Don't like QuickTime - TOUGH! It will be there and be a thorn in your side anytime you want to look at a video. Do you want U2's new CD? No? Tough! Apple wants you to have U2's new CD.
Being a Tech, Geek, nerd, I want things to run the way I want them to run. I love open source because you can customize it exactly how you want stuff. And, I hate hate hate hate hate hate hate hate hate hate hate iTunes and QuickTime. Is it possible to have the same experience with Apple products when you hate those two products? No.
My wife has iPhones and she's tired of me laughing every time she runs into an issue. When she performed a factory reset and lost all her data, when iTunes doesn't sync properly and she loses music, etc... I have my 32gig stick that I replaced for a 64gig stick without buying a new phone. I like to listen to my music in a different program than the default app. I like to look at videos in a different program/app than the default. In Droid, its easy to change. On IOS - how can I do it? Can I back up stuff my my own cloud provider or do I have to use Apple's Cloud? I'm still trying to figure out how to load music via wifi on my wife's iPhone so she won't have to find her laptop, plug the phone in, then wait for iTunes to load, then her to figure out how to load her music now since iTunes did an update, then sync, etc.... On my droid, open up a ES File Explorer, search for my 3TB drive on my wifi, copy the folder I want, paste it on my 64gig microSD card, open up my audio player and play.
Doing stuff the Apple Way sometimes is more complicated than the way you want to do it.