No. Even at 1080p test resolution there are many test that iPhone generates better fps or score than a samsung for example. Also off screen test shows you raw gnu power.
http://www.gsmarena.com/iphone_6s_plus_vs_s6_edge_plus-review-1324p7.php
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No. Even at 1080p test resolution there are many test that iPhone generates better fps or score than a samsung for example. Also off screen test shows you raw gnu power.
http://www.gsmarena.com/iphone_6s_plus_vs_s6_edge_plus-review-1324p7.php
Right...
Over the last couple of years i've made calls, texted, web browsed, gamed, youtubed, watched videos, facebooked, twittered, used pages, emailed, checked the weather, tracked my health, tuned my guitar, read books, wad the news, used the calculator, used the calendar, taken a lot of photos and video, navigated with maps, used public transport apps to death, written lists in notes, had check lists in reminders, facetimed, used ebay, gumtree, participated on forums , listened to music, synced with my cycle computer, used pacifica my relaxation app and the list goes on. All on a mix of 3.5 and 4 inch screens, all very practical all worked well and all one handed in compact designs that have appealed to me.
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Another sweat spot is for Android switchers who don't want to pay the full price for a 6S and for them the SE may be too small.
That's what humors me the most these days. Every single one of us iphone users use to use a 3.5 and 4 inch phone to do all our daily tasks and we loved it. Now, all of a sudden, a 4 inch screen is like made out of battery acid. Apparently, it's just ludicrous to think that someone could use a 4 inch screen in 2016... which is ridiculous lol.
Personally, I think it's just human psychology. The 6s and 6s plus are more expensive. More expensive=more self worth. Therefore, it's imperative to denigrate the SE so as not to feel like they've wasted their time and money.
Millions upon millions of people used phones with that screen and smaller for years and years to do all kinds of practical things.
That's not what I'm saying... I'm telling you that's why the SE gets higher scores in most graphics tests, because of the lower resolution.
Well I'm not really sure how much geek bench numbers matter but my galaxy s6 edge scores 5300+ on the multicore
https://browser.primatelabs.com/geekbench3/3921789
I really don't like it tho so I'm switching to the SE. Actually strangely excited about a smaller footprint phone
https://browser.primatelabs.com/geekbench3/3921789
I really don't like it tho so I'm switching to the SE. Actually strangely excited about a smaller footprint phone
Upgraded my 5S to the SE this morning. Walked into the store and did the iCloud restore them ran some benchmarks before I left...
All good.
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Its clear now: The iPhone 6 is as good as dead 
specs wise... Those who wants big screens will go for the 6s line, those who wants compact phone with high end specs will go for the SE
Anyone who is in market for the iPhone 6 from now on
specs wise... Those who wants big screens will go for the 6s line, those who wants compact phone with high end specs will go for the SEAnyone who is in market for the iPhone 6 from now on
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This is mine on an iPhone 6S. Slightly better than the 5SE
Edited: Ran again with the new 9.3.1 and it was higher for the single core and lower for the Multi core. Waited a bit and ran again. Different results. I don't put too much faith in these benchmarks at all. If it works well for my needs, good.
Edited: Ran again with the new 9.3.1 and it was higher for the single core and lower for the Multi core. Waited a bit and ran again. Different results. I don't put too much faith in these benchmarks at all. If it works well for my needs, good.
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It's a cool phone. I have a 6S plus. I'm almost debating. I really want an ipad pro. If I can sell my 6S plus for a price I'm good with. I may go forward with this.
Yep, I only pay attention them to check that the hardware is working as it should: relative to other SE phones.
I run geekbench and antutu a few times when I first get a new device to verify this then move on. The scores vary anyway (e.g. Antutu came out 122k then 128k for me - probably as I was restoring first time but whatever).
Real world use is all that matters and the SE is a very capable compact.
As shown below, the iPhone 6s geek bench is lower than the 5SE, but my two tests show the 6s is better. So people, what do you get from this ? Nothing more than useless geekbench tests for fanatics that love to compare, and argue.
Now I'm getting this below, so please don't play the numbers game. They are not accurate
