You also have to consider the extra hardware features each phone carried, like a much power-hungry display on the iPhone 4, which makes for the somewhat "worse" experience.A4 to A5, A5 to A6, A6 to A7 all had double CPU and double GPU. So it doubled regardless of S or non-S cycle. A7 to A8 only had 25% and 50% because the chip was designed for efficiency and only drew 50% of the power of the A7.
Flicking through quickly it's smooth dragging slowly there is a slight frame drop but nothing to write home aboutEven on the task switcher?
Honestly 9.1 has sorted my 6+ right out. No lag issues what so ever. I was shocked!
Give it a few weeks. Every incremental update seems to solve major stuttering on mine, but after some time things get back to the normal stuttering town. It's almost as it's creating stuff that's making it stutter over time.
Not possible with iOS. You just don't notice dropped frames that much probably.Never noticed any stutter on my 6+
Are you guys running 20 apps at once? The 6+ has been ultra smooth for me. but I guess I don't spend hours fixated on a screen look for stutter. I also haven't read a single professional review that said the 6+ stutters. User error?
That's a very good point, in app performance like graphic intensive games run really, it must just be iOS that is unoptimised.Always found in app performance to be perfectly fine on the 6+. However, I've noticed dropped frames during OS animations etc from the first day of ownership.
It's the increase in ram I'm most looking forward to though. My Air 2 is so much more stable and consistent due to not having constantly reload/refresh apps.
If the 6S had stellar battery life like the 6S+ I may have downsized, but I fear battery life will take a dip across the board this time - the 6S+ will still be great, whereas I fear the 6S will be like the bad old days of midday charging like the 5S. Can't go back to that.
The RAM is the ONLY reason I upgraded. The 6+ has been a nightmare for me and it's mostly due to lack of RAM: Random resprings, random reboots, random app crashes, music skipping when I'm processing photos in VSCOCam/Pixelmator, reloading Safari pages, and heaven forbid if I'm typing something, switch away from the app, then switch back only to find what I had written is gone thanks to the app reloading into memory. Could have been the disaster that as been iOS 8, but this doesn't happen on my iPad Air 2.
Plus the 6 Plus seems slow to me. Now with 2GB of RAM and iOS 9 supposedly focus on optimizing and in combo with Touch ID, 5.5 1080p screen, Apple Pay, 3D Touch - the 6S Plus should be perfect.
Not possible with iOS. You just don't notice dropped frames that much probably.
Try pulling spotlight down and then rotating the screen, for ex.
Here's a repost of what I said about my piss-poor iPhone 6 Plus experience in another thread:
I'm convinced it's the RAM and Apple gimped the device. It's the worst iPhone I've ever owned.
Don't go to proactive Siri. Use the old spotlight and then rotate. I'd like to see a video of your 6 Plus performing it smoothly at 60 fps.So in other words you need to go to great lengths to see it?
I did spolight and rotate and its running smoothly.
Don't go to proactive Siri. Use the old spotlight and then rotate. I'd like to see a video of your 6 Plus performing it smoothly at 60 fps.