Honestly similar arguments can be made for Windows and Android.
I have the premium devices for both (Surface Book and Google Pixel) and I still have daily annoyances.
On Windows 10, you will lose audio if the computer goes to sleep while connected to a TV via HDMI - requiring a restart. It was reported over a year ago and a similar issue exists with external monitors.
Windows Hello recognizes me but occasionally does not log me in and gives me no indication why. Is it a bug or a security feature? It's been over a year without a fix.
If I adjust the angle of my Surface Book display, the keyboard will not work for a few seconds due to a common hardware issue. It wouldn't bother me except the Surface Book is extremely top heavy and simply typing with the keyboard on your lap can make the display wobble causing the keyboard to cut out every few seconds.
The Surface Book power cable from the outlet to the brick is so short the brick cannot reach the floor from a common outlet height.
The Surface Pro 4 had minor light bleed issues. Microsoft attempted to fix it, but the new Surface Pro 2017 has even worse light bleed issues (except for the devices given to tech bloggers).
On Android:
Google removed the headphone jack from the Pixel 2.
If I ask Google to Remind Me of X when I get Home, it often reminds me days later (even though I use Google maps every day for navigation).
If I use Ok Google to dial my wife while I'm driving, it asks "Mobile or Skype". If it doesn't hear me properly, which happens 25% of the time, it repeats the question. But if I answer, "Mobile" it searches Google Maps for all Mobile gas stations :)