Woah, he started the condescending stuff many weeks ago and yes all iPhone 6/6+ have these faults but many don't attempt to multitask with them and thus experience no issues.
The fact remains that the two generations older iPhone 5 has more available RAM (because it's 32Bit) and reloads apps and browser tabs MUCH less readily than the new batch of iPhones. It is a massive usability issue and iPhones have gone backwards in this department over the past couple of years. That is quite obviously acceptable to you but I can assure
you that plenty of us feel shortchanged by Apple and their beancounting.
You keep referring to the hardware of the iPhone 5, i've used this device as well and I agree this phone wasn't experiecing these issues. But to deduce from that that the iPhone 6/6+ are lacking in hardware is a logical fallacy because to most these issues are not apparent. Again I am using all 3 of those devices in a very multitasking manner and the issue is not there. The only thing your situation is pointing out, is that there is something wrong with your iPhone 6/6+.
Also, Americans usually don't understand that the iPhone is an extremely expensive phone. The US is the cheapest country in the world for getting an iPhone. In all other countries, the iPhone is at least €200 (>30%) more expensive than competing flagships. That's why it's unacceptable that Apple tries to cheap out on the RAM (which obviously has a huge effect on performance).
Exactly. I paid £699 (1087$) for my 64GB 6+ just for the device, and for that I expect it to at least better my two year old iPhone 5. It's actually much worse in certain crucial respects, like reloading for instance. It should be the best on the market, not worse than something Apple knocked out over two years ago.
Lmfao this is the worst argument so far, first off why would you assume any of us are American?
I don't know about the rest of the people who argue against you, but I sure as hell am not.
The iPhone is an expensive device regardless of where you purchase the device, this doesn't mean you're entitled to anything. You choose to buy a device which is according to you lacking in RAM, and not performing as it should.
Seriously, it's making you look childish and spoiled. As soon as you found out that the device wasn't functioning as desired. You could have brought it back, waited for the next iPhone 6S and you wouldn't be out of £699 for a device you're not satisfied with. Don't buy something, sit on it and complain about the money when you could of easily have gotten your money back, that's literally your own fault.
Haha this tired argument is still going on 😱
RAM is the cause of all the issues people are talking about, there's simply no two ways about it. The 6S will have 2GB, mark my words.
And if you disagree, you're wrong. Sorry.
No it's not, and if they add 2GB the argument just starts all over again, because these issues will persist. Read the posts.
