do you have anything productive/insightful to add? i never understood these responses. seems childish.
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Which chip does your 6s(6s+) have?
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do you have anything productive/insightful to add? i never understood these responses. seems childish.
Made an appointment to return my Samsung model 128GB 6S+ Rose Gold. You guys can try to justify this however you want, but the bottom line is apple marketed me a phone that should perform as other 128GB 6S+ Rose Golds do. Mine does not. It has significantly worse battery life. If you find that acceptable for a $1000 product, I pity you.
Looks like TSMC is the winner: http://www.phonearena.com/news/Sams...6s-versions-yields-surprising-results_id74448
I feel like I'm really glad I didn't exchange mine for the tiny bit of lag. It works amazing now and my scores are always pretty excellent.
Your phone isnt defective. But You want to swap a $800 phone only because of an Internet thread by people with crazy OCD issues. That = a lol
Lol yup my lag is gone after the first day too. I always knew tsmc was the winner.
I feel like I'm really glad I didn't exchange mine for the tiny bit of lag. It works amazing now and my scores are always pretty excellent.
#campTSMCftw
Thanks! TSMC here!
This is actually my 2nd phone, first one continually showed NO SERVICE in areas where I always have service, plus it would literally chew through to 40% battery before lunch. Wonder if it was a Samsung chip?
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If it is within 2 weeks you don't need a reason other than you feel like you got a lemon and are either going to return it for refund or exchange it. I had a MBA once that just did;t feel right and they swapped it out for me.
Users are conducting tests and reporting the results via forums on Reddit and Mac Rumors which have resulted in the conclusion that the TSMC A9 has approximately 2 hours better battery performance than the Samsung.
I don't like that sweeping comment they made. Too many variables that are not accounted for.
I would like to see how reliable the TSMC vs Samsung scores/temp/power consumption data is with higher data points.
For what it's worth I have a TSMC iPhone 6s and I ran the antutu benchmark on my phone and it actually landed very close to their results. It's just one sample but what they are saying might just be true.
For what it's worth I have a TSMC iPhone 6s and I ran the antutu benchmark on my phone and it actually landed very close to their results. It's just one sample but what they are saying might just be true.
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Welp me and my wife both ordered our exact same phones at basically the exact same time, iPhone 6s+ 64GB Space Grey ATT, and both got the same production week and facility from the serial numbers. Just checked with the Lirum Info Lite and I have the TSMC (N66mAP) and she the Samsung (N66AP).
Interesting to read that the TSMC is supposedly superior (currently hearing battery, performance, and cooling) because while my phone has been experiencing the slowdown/unresponsiveness stuff, she has had literally zero issues at all in that respect.
Now debating purchasing the Geekbench app for both our phones (hopefully only have to buy it once) and running a test to add another data set, given we have pretty much as-similar-as-you-can-get iPhones.
Interesting to read that the TSMC is supposedly superior (currently hearing battery, performance, and cooling) because while my phone has been experiencing the slowdown/unresponsiveness stuff, she has had literally zero issues at all in that respect.
Now debating purchasing the Geekbench app for both our phones (hopefully only have to buy it once) and running a test to add another data set, given we have pretty much as-similar-as-you-can-get iPhones.