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Which chip does your 6s(6s+) have?
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Ah ok. I installed the app yesterday and uninstalled after getting the CPU model. Battery Doctor doesn't show that Chinese app name in the process list.
its ok to use the other app, simply do it before you set up your phone then restore it after you get the results
Seen this before somewhere and if i remember correct, it was the app from the developer (not translated). And the question was same too "have i malware..."
You are correct. This strange Chinese app was questioned almost a month ago in this thread: https://forums.macrumors.com/thread...th-malware-please-help.1918693/#post-21894308
Easily possible, with a different process and a different chip, iPads have hit 50% increases in battery life and Apple never advertised it.
I had same result 4h with my retuned 6s n71ap.
After Return ive got a n71map that last 6hours but terrible backlight.
Now I have another n71map that lasted 5:50 backlight is a bit better.
I'm tired of returns atm especially with the fact that i could get a perfect display but with the bad model
I had same result 4h with my retuned 6s n71ap.
After Return ive got a n71map that last 6hours but terrible backlight.
Now I have another n71map that lasted 5:50 backlight is a bit better.
I'm tired of returns atm especially with the fact that i could get a perfect display but with the bad model
I had same result 4h with my retuned 6s n71ap.
After Return ive got a n71map that last 6hours but terrible backlight.
Now I have another n71map that lasted 5:50 backlight is a bit better.
I'm tired of returns atm especially with the fact that i could get a perfect display but with the bad model
It's crazy people are repeatedly reporting TSMC having better battery by quite a bit.
Not saying Samsungs are lemons but the difference seems appreciable and not moot from what I'm reading
Not saying Samsungs are lemons but the difference seems appreciable and not moot from what I'm reading
I have a 6S+ with a Samsung processor and my battery lasts all day with plenty left over. The only time in the last year of a 6+ and recently with my new phone that battery was a problem was when I was in a building for a few days with metal windows and no Wifi. The lack of signal used a ton of battery. Otherwise, performance and battery have been perfect. According to Geekbench, the only thing faster is my iPad Air 2 on the multicore test. I thought the phone might have it beat a little but the iPad is still just a bit more powerful.
Yes i've returned it for that reason but if you're happy with yours just keep it. This phone is amazing I guess i've been very unlucky.
To be honest I've noticed that my unit lasted quicker than my old iphone so I searched was aware of different cpu and I found this thread... And Did my own test.
To see your model there are free app like lirum info lite. No need to install some weird certificate...
First people automatically and foolishly assumed TSMC was inferior in every way to the Samsung SoC. Now people assume TSMC is superior to Samsung due to some battery tests where there could be many variables involved even between 2 phones with the same SoC? It was predicted days ago when this thread first started that people would start returning and exchanging phones because they did not get a Samsung SoC. Indeed, as predicted, we are seeing exchanges and returns due to SoC manufacturer now.
Mind = Blown.
I can't believe Genius Bar would take this issue seriously? I mean I get it, I'd be pissed if my battery was much weaker than it should be. But come on, it can't all be due to the chip manufacturer. Has anyone with battery issues run a battery test that shows actual battery capacity? Could be your battery has less capacity than normal.
Mind = Blown.
I can't believe Genius Bar would take this issue seriously? I mean I get it, I'd be pissed if my battery was much weaker than it should be. But come on, it can't all be due to the chip manufacturer. Has anyone with battery issues run a battery test that shows actual battery capacity? Could be your battery has less capacity than normal.
big companies like apple, i am sure they've already done power consumption analysis between samsung vs tsmc cuz power consumption is critical for mobile devices. The result i see here about 20% battery difference is too large for apple to release the product with this difference. so I still don't think this is true. If they did well...that's a big trouble.