Although it's a welcome feature, I can't spot it compared to the rMini. both look crisp. the colors are a tad bit more vivid in the 6+.
Although it's a welcome feature, I can't spot it compared to the rMini. both look crisp. the colors are a tad bit more vivid in the 6+.
Anybody able to compare it to the LG G3's screen? A friend of mine has the G3 and it is absolutely beautiful.
I have the LG G3 and the screen is nice, but I think the quad hd is a waste of pixels. Compared to my Retina iPad Mini I think they both pretty much are on par with each other. If the LG G3 does have superiority in some media or moments (which I'm sure it does), it's so small that it isn't meaningful to me. So I don't get my 6 Plus until tomorrow, but assuming that screen is on par with the Retina Mini I don't think I'll be missing the LG G3. I definitely won't be missing Android - a year and a half in that fragmented mess was more than enough.
As a frame of reference I still have a Note 3 (Wife's phone) and Moto X - both those screens look subpar to the Retina Mini and LG G3 to me. Moto X especially but the Note 3 screen isn't really *that* great. Not only are things a bit less crisp, but the whites on S/AMOLED are so dirty it drives me nuts. I know the black levels are better, but I spend more time with these devices displaying whites (i.e. email, text, webpages) than I do with blacks.
Vividness (made up word but used to convey an idea) is combination of color depth and contrast ratio. The iPhone 6 has a better contrast ratio than the iphone 6+ by 7% or so. Probably not noticeable.
PPI density is related to viewing distance. 300ppi at a viewing distance of 12 inches is the same as 600ppi at 6 inches or 150ppi at 24 inches. All are at the limit of the human eye (assuming 20/20 vision). Unless you hold the 6+ at least 8 inches or closer to your face, you can't tell the difference.
Just the facts...
On Apple apps it looks great but developers need to hurry up and update their ****, because it's their apps are hideous zoomed in
I have both the iPhone 6 and 6 Plus at my house, and I can honestly say that I cannot tell the difference between the ppi.
It's not the PPI. There is something about iPhone 6+ that makes somehow the display more vibrant, bit brighter and more contrast. This is just by looking at them side by side in the Apple store.
Source?
A++ dead onVividness (made up word but used to convey an idea) is combination of color depth and contrast ratio. The iPhone 6 has a better contrast ratio than the iphone 6+ by 7% or so. Probably not noticeable.
PPI density is related to viewing distance. 300ppi at a viewing distance of 12 inches is the same as 600ppi at 6 inches or 150ppi at 24 inches. All are at the limit of the human eye (assuming 20/20 vision). Unless you hold the 6+ at least 8 inches or closer to your face, you can't tell the difference.
Just the facts...
His source is basically science hah Ask people who work with high end TVs (not salesmen) or people who work in video production. Your eye can only see so much. Its just like 720p, 1080p, 4k. Its about viewing distance and screen size. You don't see a difference till you are farther away. Your arms become the limiting factor with a phone.Source?
The apps are fine now... I can only imagine if they are optimized for the plus... Hmmm
I have both the iPhone 6 and 6 Plus at my house, and I can honestly say that I cannot tell the difference between the ppi.