I'm thinking of buying a new phone and cannot decide whether to buy a IPhone X or a Samsung S10e. Please help me decide.
Thinking of buying a new phone. Which phone offers the best experience ?
Things i consider the most
1. Performance
2. Display quality
3. Sounds quality
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Samsung 10 is the perfect phone.
iPhone is dead.
>sounds quality
Why are you listening to your phone without headphones or bluetooth speaker?
Wish Samung would put flat-screens on the higher versions
Pajeet choice is horrible. It's the Pixel 3 XL. iShit and Samshit are crap.
>1. Performance
>2. Display quality
>3. Sounds quality
S10 by a landslide. The throttlePhone X gets destroyed by a $300 Pocophone.
no sweety its all about ram management.
the poopoophone got absolutely obliterated for the remaining of the same video
S10 is fucking ownage. It's even got stereo speakers which is incredible.
>stereo speakers which is incredible
A fucking stereo speakers is "incredible" now: what a time to be alive.
well s10 doesn't turn off anything
i woke up and all my apps were still on, so.
if pocomeme destroys iphone in regular usage
s10 rapes it's dead body
my S9 has stereo too and it really does make a massive difference.
you notice it if you ever use a non-stereo phone or tablet after that.
is it, though? my xperia z2 (2014) has stereo speakers
>opening apps is the only performance metric
>after apple took the processing power lead benchmarks are never posted anymore
that’s why you andreets will never succeed. You want to SHOW that your phone is better not your phone to actually BE better.
...you realize the iPhone X also had that, right?
The notch contains a speaker.
I recommend Note 9.
opening apps was always the best way to compare since anpoopoo benchmark started to give points for the amount of cores alone (and that actually gave android phones the advantage, not iphones)
and who cares if your iphone scores 6 million points if it can't open chrome fast enough
Perfect bloat. Spybook built in and unremovable without root/AdHell.
It’s not important because the 3 apps you always use stay in memory throughout the day. And when you actually need to open that extra app once a day - the difference is literally half a second.
What matters is how app works when it’s already open, lags, freezes, stutter, choppy animations, does app make you wait for anything. On iPhone I never feel like I have to guess - “did I press this button and it’s loading or it froze or maybe I didn’t press it?” - it either loads instantly or there’s an intentional loading screen. I never have to wait for the keyboard to appear or icons on the home screen to reload - which still happens on android TO THIS DAY.
Performance matters in actually high performance tasks - video recording and encoding. You will see the difference when your 4k android footage is visibly lower bitrate than an iPhone one. You will see the difference when you can’t record in 4k60 at all. You will see the difference when you need to trim a video and it takes 2 minutes instead of 30 seconds.
You will see the difference when high performance destroys your battery in minutes because CPU is working at peak performance.
> Jow Forums is NOT your personal tech support team or personal consumer review site.
Hmm
Yeah, great, show us then.
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