Speed & overall Performance?
Camera?
Both?
Or maybe you just like that new gold hehe (can’t blame you)
Camera?
Both?
Or maybe you just like that new gold hehe (can’t blame you)
I got the same color, larger capacity. The biggest difference is speed, probably. The camera too. Maybe they’re neck and neck.
When you upgraded, did you notice it being snappier? And faster?
Like did you say something like, “hey this is definitely feels snappier and faster.”
Even if the X is still pretty fast
If you break it down into technical terms, the A12 is *faster* than the A11 Bionic, so it’s inevitably faster. But does that really translate to anything? Its really depending how you’re using your phone and for what tasks.
How about battery life?X to Xs Max. IUP. No noticeable difference other than the size.
It is definitely better, but not substantially. Until I can go multiple days without a charge, it’s all the same to me because I get through the day but have to charge it every night.How about battery life?
The burn hole in your pocket. Some people have just too much money.For those who upgraded from the iPhone X to the XS, what is the biggest change?
The burn hole in your pocket. Some people have just too much money.
Sure, but it’s hard to be jealous of someone who swaps two almost identical phones. Even if I could afford to buy a new iPhone every year, I would skip this year.Some people have just too little money...and then get jealous of others.
And then still the costs will be more noticeable in your pocket than a 15% increase in cpu performance. The camera sensor which is 32% larger is the bigger deal, but unless you make direct comparison shots with both phones, you won’t notice the difference in daily usage. It’s almost the same phone which is why they stopped selling the X right after introducing the XS, instead of keep selling it for $100 less... and so on, and able to get a sealed iPhone XS and save 100-300$.
I upgraded to Xs from the X. Honestly the battery life is a little better but if you don’t need to use the better camera then you might as well stick with the X. If you have loads of scratches on your X, you will have a perfect screen again.
In terms of speed, I notice nothing different.
The op never asked about cost but difference in hardware/software, and you know it. Move on Debbie downer.And then still the costs will be more noticeable in your pocket than a 15% increase in cpu performance. The camera sensor which is 32% larger is the bigger deal, but unless you make direct comparison shots with both phones, you won’t notice the difference in daily usage. It’s almost the same phone which is why they stopped selling the X right after introducing the XS, instead of keep selling it for $100 less.
How much better is the battery life? Does it last 20% longer?
Difficult to tell, I will say it's better but maybe not 20%? I use my phone regularly throughout the day and end up around 20-30% by the end of the day.
If you end up with 25% on XS, did you end up with 15% on X?