Apple managed to setup a huge and widely-anticipated event featuring its new flagship, the iPhone 5S, and the plastic-clas iPhone 5C. The former may have come out with cool new features, but the latter was simply disappointing in terms of pricing. If you own an iOS device, but planning to make the switch, here are among the top android phones you can choose from. 

Samsung Galaxy S4

The Korean manufacturer's current smartphone flagship is undeniably one of the better contenders in this category. And if you're coming from a 4-inch device, a leap to the Note's massive 5.7" screen may be too much. After several months in the market, the S4 is still at the 1st or 2nd place when it comes to Android smartphone preference. TouchWiz is horrible, but fortunately, there is a version which has the stock Android OS. 

HTC One

The HTC One is one of the most gorgeous handsets to hit the market this year. Its aluminum finish simply stands out and when placed beside a Galaxy S4, the One seem to look more premium-built. One mediocre feature you may probably encounter is the subpar performance of the 'ultrapixels' the manufacturer boasted. Aside from that, the all-around experience from Sense 5 UI, Zoe mode, and Blinkfeed might be enough eyecandy for you. 

Motorola Moto X

The Moto X has just been released recently, and it's already making waves thanks to its witty 'lazy phone' videos. It sports a rather unique 'wooden' theme that you may find interesting as well. In addition, the manufacturer is also allowing its users to modify the colors and design of the Moto X through its Moto Maker page. 

Google's Nexus 4

In case you want to experience pure stock Android OS first, then the best way is to get your hands on the Nexus 4. But in case you can still wait for the rumored Nexus 5, which has been making the rounds in the rumor mill, then that would be great, considering that it would have Android's latest 4.4 version, a.k.a. KitKat.