The only downside with the nexus 5 is the horrendous battery life, upgrading from a 4s to a 5s is night and day.
The guy does not know what he's talking about the nexus 5 does not have horrendous battery life at all.
The only downside with the nexus 5 is the horrendous battery life, upgrading from a 4s to a 5s is night and day.
The 5S is enough of a hardware upgrade to justify upgrading when coming from a 4S. Why on earth are you trying to talk yourself out of it when you're obviously interested in the device? You're going to get a larger screen, higher resolution, more RAM, more color choices, better camera/flash, superior A7 processor for gaming and launching apps, better iOS 7 experience and much more.
If you want to wait for the 6 I'd be careful, it might not come out until October and that's 10 months away.
It's not theory, it's fact. A colleague actually has the phone, and it beats my 5s hands down. Those tests were carried out on a phone "out the box", they really do take a while to optimise battery life, but if you don't want to believe me that's fine.
Also you failed to post the 3G graph, which shows the 5s losing to most others in battery performance wise, which is the real world for most people who aren't on wifi and don't have/can't get 4G/LTE. The 5s isn't even on the graph! But the 5 does poorly in comparison.
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And then there's actually using the phone, as a phone...
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I go by real world experiences, not benchmark tests which are easy to manipulate and easy to get unfair comparisons from, different settings etc. Based on my colleagues phone, doing the same amount of browsing, Facebook, YouTube etc by the end of the day (both heavy-ish users) I'm on 20% or under, he's got 50% or more!
humm should I believe u or a very well respected blogger that praises the nexus 5 on everything except the battery life? That is about as no bias as u can get.The guy does not know what he's talking about the nexus 5 does not have horrendous battery life at all.
Hi,
My contract is with my carrier is almost up, and they want me to pick a new phone for myself. Coming from the 4S and having iPads the 5S is a pretty obvious pick.
I would like some compelling reasons not to get the 5S, preferably from those who have it.
Thanks!
Evidence? In fact it's quite opposite. 64 bit desktop processer. Fingerprint sensor alone is worth it.Considering the fact that Ios has become quite comfortable with waiting for android to do it and then doing it right after and not as well, why not go with something that is propelling technology forward?
I can't come up with a single reason to NOT buy the 5S. Just buy it and you will not regret it. It is the BEST phone I have ever used.
What higher resolution? It's still the same 326 pixels per inch with the iPhone 5S....![]()
Evidence? In fact it's quite opposite. 64 bit desktop processer. Fingerprint sensor alone is worth it.
The A7 will destroy a 2008 MacBook ProThe iPhone 4/4S have a 960×640 screen and the 5/5c/5s have a 1136 x 640 screen.
The A7 may be fast but it is far from a desktop processor.
The A7 will destroy a 2008 MacBook Pro
Hi,
My contract is with my carrier is almost up, and they want me to pick a new phone for myself. Coming from the 4S and having iPads the 5S is a pretty obvious pick.
I would like some compelling reasons not to get the 5S, preferably from those who have it.
Thanks!
Evidence? In fact it's quite opposite. 64 bit desktop processer. Fingerprint sensor alone is worth it.
The battery life is actually better than a 5s, ignore the initial reviews as they are based on out the box spec. It takes a while for the batteries and apps to optimise, plus there's a small part where people are turning wifi off with the toggle, but it continuously searches still, this eats the battery however going into the wifi settings and turning off this search irradiates that issue. Nexus 5 has a 2300 mah battery, and a low memory iOS in kitkat. Go on the various android forums, and I'm sure they'll confirm this.![]()
Android fans on an Android fn forum saying an Android phone is better than a 5S... Yes I agree that is obviously the most reliable source for information.
what android has a fingerprint sensor? Doubtful it worksEvidence?
History serves as that
Fingerprint sensor was done by android first.
Quick toggles were done by android first
Taking pictures while shooting video was done by android first
Panoramic camera was done by android first
Siri was done by android first (apple simply bought the company)
4" screens were done by android first
Facebook and Twitter integration was copied from android
Quick launch buttons were done by android first
Front cameras and video calling were done before apple as well.
There's your evidence
Evidence?
History serves as that
Fingerprint sensor was done by android first.
Quick toggles were done by android first
Taking pictures while shooting video was done by android first
Panoramic camera was done by android first
Siri was done by android first (apple simply bought the company)
4" screens were done by android first
Facebook and Twitter integration was copied from android
Quick launch buttons were done by android first
Front cameras and video calling were done before apple as well.
There's your evidence
Evidence?
History serves as that
Fingerprint sensor was done by android first.
Quick toggles were done by android first
Taking pictures while shooting video was done by android first
Panoramic camera was done by android first
Siri was done by android first (apple simply bought the company)
4" screens were done by android first
Facebook and Twitter integration was copied from android
Quick launch buttons were done by android first
Front cameras and video calling were done before apple as well.
There's your evidence
The only downside with the nexus 5 is the horrendous battery life, upgrading from a 4s to a 5s is night and day.
Spoken like true fanboys gentlemen
Spoken like true fanboys gentlemen
I would like some compelling reasons not to get the 5S, preferably from those who have it.