Jun 09, 2016 07:06 AM EDT By Marcus Vaflor, UniversityHerald Reporter

Compared to other operating systems, Google's Android is flexible as far as aesthetics is concerned. Unlike iOs for example, Android can be re-skinned down to the very layout of its interface using different launcher apps.

Below are the seven launcher apps for those who want try changing how their phone looks. For those who want to change their phone back to its original look after they're done, they can simply go to "Settings" and find the original launcher there, Gizmodo listed.

1. Arrow

Created by Microsoft, the Arrow launcher re-skins the Android operating system to give users the Windows experience. It places the most-used apps conveniently in a single screen and allows users to easily access their recent files.

2. Nova

As one of the earliest launcher apps, the well-loved Nova can customize almost everything-including how users scroll and the placement of icons on your phone's home screen.

3. Apex

Apex re-skins an Android Interface more subtly than other launcher apps. However, plenty of customization options await those who explore the features further.

4. ZenUI

As Asus' own launcher on its Android series, ZenUI is well-known for its order-focused custom options which include automatically placing apps into related folders.

5. Go

Bright and colorful, the revamped Go launcher offers a crisp management system that reliably manages and makes favorite apps more accessible.

6. Buzz

The Buzz launcher completely changes Android's layout. The variety of themes it offers can transform the interface's layout entirely so users won't even feel they're using an Android at all.

7. Aviate

Yahoo's Aviate focuses more on add-ons than on re-skinning Android. However, the many apps it contains are nifty and allows users to smartly manage their phones.

For Android users who want to try out Apple's iOS but don't have the budget for it, Beebom has listed down five launchers apps they can download and experiment with.

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