Buzz Launcher vs Apex Launcher Pro

Buzz Launcher allows for amazing customization, the reason why there is so many different and unique homepacks available. Buzz Launcher has gesture support, custom grid sizes (up to a maximum of 12 rows and columns) with adjustable size of margins, and even allows different wallpapers on each home screen. The Buzz Custom Widget App also allows you to create your own widget.

Unlike other launchers that force you to waste time customizing your launcher, Homepack Buzz allows you to simply download other's amazing creations. The Homepacks are also so different that you'll never get bored. Over 500,000 Homepacks to choose from.

Buzz Launcher takes the concept of widgets a step further, allowing you to create your own unique widgets using the Buzz Custom Widget app. The app lets you adjust the size of the widget, as well as its color, borders, fill and shadow. Moreover, you can insert and edit text and images, assign the order of object layers, and rotate objects 360 degrees.

Buzz Launcher is completely free to use with zero in app purchases.

You can sort your apps according to title, date of installation or frequency of use. Buzz Launcher also lets you hide unwanted apps -- a feature most other launchers only provide in their paid versions.

Buzz Launcher performs slightly faster than stock Jelly Bean.

Apex Launcher lets the user customize the app drawer, including its style (Horizontal Paginated, Vertical Paginated, Vertical Continuous or Vertical List), the method of sorting and the background transparency.

Apex Launcher allows the user to change the grid size of their home screens (up to a maximum size of 10 rows and columns) and adjust the margins on the left, right, top and bottom. Icons can be made larger by as much as 150% or reduced to as little as 50% of their original size.

Made to look like stock Android with additional features.

A marketplace where the user can download extra themes is provided. Some of the themes must be purchased via Google Play, but many are free. Paid version allows the use of themes from other launchers.

There is an option in the Apex Launcher drawer to sort apps by the most used, making for a convenient way for users to get back to their most often used apps.

Apex Launcher also allows users to hide unused or unwanted apps from the drawer.

The free version of Apex comes with swipe gesture support.

Unread count notifications create badges for home screen, dock and drawer icons that let the user know how many unread messages they have.

Infinite scrolling allows you to cycle among your home screens without ever changing directions.

Apex, which requires Android 4.0 or later, boasts a dedicated tablet UI mode. Turning this on enables the persistent search bar at the top of the display, and somewhat inexplicably disables the dock at the bottom of the screen.