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maybe it's cause I'm Australian, but the s23 ultra is utterly unusable in summer here, and I hope this is a bug that is only software related.
both the 14 pro max and s23 ultra overheat in less than 10 minutes in the Australian summer sun, however, the s23 ultra becomes so slow that the camera takes multiple seconds to realise I've pressed the shutter. This isn't the shutter lag I complain about as a photographer, this is completely unusable. In the sun both batteries suck, but the s23 ultra gets a whole 4 hours of screen on time on a hot day if I'm lucky. my 14 pro max gets nearly 6. Plus the "1750 nit" display? you have to squint to see it. honestly I can barely see the 14 pro max 2000nit display, but it's still "usable"
The 6s+ Best phone I've ever owned! 👍
Better than my Samsung Note 10+, Z Fold 3, and my Surface Duo-2.
Finally had to upgrade to a 14 ProMAX since batteries, parts, cases are no longer made for the old 6s+
@eyoungren you obviously have good taste in equipment. 🍻
I will say it's the longest lasting iPhone I've had that's had zero issues. The only thing I've done to mine is replace the battery and that was six years after I got it - because it took that long for the original battery to deteriorate below Apple's replacement threshold.
I had the 6S+ & the Note 10+, the latter clearly being a much newer and much better phone in all regards. I'm interested to hear why you think the 6S+ was better?
If we're talking sentimental nostalgia then I'll say that my old iPhone 4 was my favourite phone. It was the biggest leap in smartphone tech that I'd experienced and was the first phone that could truly replace my laptop for most tasks. It had proper internet capability. Put it against the Note 10+ however and there would be no contest whatsoever.☺️
I have had both android and iPhone. I had many Samsung galaxy's no issue with any of them, liked them a lot. I mainly switched because I got used to IOS after buying iPad. Not saying I will never go back but I love the way apple products work with each other. With that said in the three years I have been using apple products I feel like they are slowly going downhill. Especially with all the issues I have had with AirPods Pro II, it's always something with them since day one.
Yes Sir, the Note 10+ was a nice device but. . .
I liked the 6s+ over the Note 10+ mostly because I prefer iOS over Android.
What pushed me into Android. . .
The worst iPhone I ever owned was the iPhone-X. It was the reason I eventually bought the Samsung Note 10+ and took a try at Android.
After having two faulty iPhone-X in a row and not being too impressed with the Android operating system on the Note 10+ I got disgusted and refurbished my old 6s+ and stayed with that until I bought a Samsung Z Fold-3.
The ZF3 was a clumsy, failure prone, ergonomic nightmare so I went to a Microsoft Surface Duo-2 (which I still have as my backup phone). The Duo-2 is light years ahead of the bulky, crap-screen, Samsung Z Fold's.
But regardless, I'm an iOS die-hard so my daily driver is a 14 ProMax and my Surface Duo-2 is a very nice but seldom used backup phone.
Sorry for the long reply but I needed to vent a little.
Ah that makes sense then. Bad hardware can break a relationship like that but you then went back due to disliking some software. 😄Yes Sir, the Note 10+ was a nice device but. . .
I liked the 6s+ over the Note 10+ mostly because I prefer iOS over Android.
What pushed me into Android. . .
The worst iPhone I ever owned was the iPhone-X. It was the reason I eventually bought the Samsung Note 10+ and took a try at Android.
After having two faulty iPhone-X in a row and not being too impressed with the Android operating system on the Note 10+ I got disgusted and refurbished my old 6s+ and stayed with that until I bought a Samsung Z Fold-3.
The ZF3 was a clumsy, failure prone, ergonomic nightmare so I went to a Microsoft Surface Duo-2 (which I still have as my backup phone). The Duo-2 is light years ahead of the bulky, crap-screen, Samsung Z Fold's.
But regardless, I'm an iOS die-hard so my daily driver is a 14 ProMax and my Surface Duo-2 is a very nice but seldom used backup phone.
Sorry for the long reply but I needed to vent a little.
I ended up preferring Android in the end and never went back but it's a very subjective thing.
Funny how likes & dislikes are varied: Mac vs. Windows, iOS vs. Android, etc...
I love iOS but have little use for MacOS.
My M1 Mac Mini stagnates while my old Windows 10 PC is my do-it-all workhorse. <go figure>🙃
Thanks for the replys and thoughts on this. 👍
That's odd.... An Australia summer isn't hotter than a summer here in Atlanta, and I've never had any phone overheat because of it. Even in Egypt, in the middle of the Sahara desert I haven't had that happen. It's odd that you'd have that problem in cooler temps with multiple devices. Very odd..
On an average summer, the Sahara desert reaches 40deg celsius
an average summer day in Australia where I live (the temps vary depending on location) is 40-50. (it never used to be this way, but in the past decade it's gotten really warm), plus the UV rays have different effects and other factors.
what probably has more of a factor is being a photographer, I mainly use the camera so the devices are under extreme processor and camera loads at the same time.
edit: fact check and grammar
edit 3: I just googled average temperature in Atlanta summer, its 5-10degrees celsius cooler
being a photographer, why wouldn't you buy a dedicated camera?
I have a dedicated camera, it absolutely destroys any phone on the planet.
I use it for all professional work
However, there is much more effort required to use said camera.
not only do I have to remember to charge multiple batteries, bring multiple lenses and an entire camera backpack, but
Then when I get home I have to import the raw photos using an sd card and my MacBook. Then edit them (every "real" camera has terrible jpg processing), followed by exporting and airdropping to my iPhone to share on Instagram since the website sucks
Compare that to the process on a phone
tap to focus
tap shutter
tap share
are the results as good? never. The large sensor and my editing skills do way better than a phone currently can.
but when I'm enjoying my life and just want to have fun taking photos, I use my phone
I would love to see your Instagram photos, can you please DM me your site? I always love seeing all the cool pictures people can produce with these amazing phones