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I recently shifted from Android (OnePlus) to Apple and I must say that quality, reliability and functionality of iPhone is much superior.
If you are not uncomfortable with it then you do you.
1) the UI is very easy to navigate, making day to day interactions very easy.
2) Apple only apps are really good- notes, reminders, etc.
3) if you already have or are planning to buy a Mac, iPad, AirPods or a watch as well- then you’ll have a seamless integration. It’s beyond comparison.
4) the phone doesn’t get slow at any point.
5) it is cool and associated with reputation (if you care about that, although I don’t think it is a valid reason)
6) for personal life- camera is amazing, FaceTime is great, etc.
7) it has several small features that make your day o day life better.