I'd be surprised if anybody prefers it. But in any case, I've had decent experience with iMovie. Certainly not full featured, but you'd want to be on a desktop for that.
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Understandable that there's more functionality on a desktop computer when it comes to video editing software, but I prefer my smartphone because I literally don't have a desktop/laptop computer and I have no desire to get one so I'm currently distraught because my Samsung smartphone did a mandatory software update and they took away all the handy video editing tools :'( so I absolutely have to pay for an app now and I just want to know which one is best.
Itβs not really editing, but I like being able to make the most basic edits on the go. Cropping a video, maybe adding a text bubble. iMovie is sufficient for my use case.