I have seen it on a s20 ultra, was lagging from the get go, even some Samsung users don’t notice a difference, many other people say even with 120hz Samsung phones are still laggy trash. ?♂️
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I have seen it on a s20 ultra, was lagging from the get go, even Samsung users don’t notice a difference, many other people say even with 120hz Samsung phones are still laggy trash.
You are entitled to your opinion. But my goodness.. I get it, your not into Samsung.. then please, go have your fun with iPhone.
I don’t suffer from lagginess with my 120hz Samsung phone.
One day you’ll realize what you’ve been missing out on when you make the switch to iPhone, buttery smooth, lag free, best in class hardware and software.
Exactly. Heck, I can see the difference when I set my Note 20 Ultra to 60hz and when I set my S21 Ultra to 120hz. When my girl was playing with my S21 Ultra (when she was deciding if she'd upgrade to it from her iPhone 11 Pro Max), that was the first thing she noticed. She IMMEDIATELY commented on how much more fluid everything felt. She then compared it to a 12 max, and said the difference was noticeable to her. lol, this LFC guy wants to pretend it doesn't matter, while quietly hoping Apple upgrades to that on their next phone.
lol right. He's a funny little guy. Over there making up problems to justify settling for less. lol
Apple has been and still is fluid, no need to fix what’s not broken, same can’t be said about Samsung.
LMAO!!!
Only settle for the best mate, iPhone 12 Pro Max, come back to me in 1 week when the Samsung s20u is on sale for 40% off lol.
What’s their next gimmick going to be 300x space zoom lol.
I know exactly what I'm missing... I had the misfortune of having to use an iPhone for work. Thankfully, we don't have that problem anymore. We now have capable work phones. I found that the "i" in iPhone stands for "incapable". There are simply way too many areas it comes up short. Heck, it's 2021 and they STILL don't even have a functional dialer that makes it easy to call contacts. You have to add an app just to manage spam and scam calls. ...and that's just the dialer. There are several other areas I could rattle off, but you get the point.
I don't really have a horse in the race... I'm a fan of both platforms, Samsung and Apple. I like iOS and OneUI, only reason I switched to Samsung because of the lack of versatility from iOS.
But I do understand that iOS has incredible developer support and Apple ecosystem is well polished. However, I needed a change... but you won't see me being excessively critical of the iPhone.
Long as you’re happy with your bloat, overheating, battery draining, gimmick phone, I’m happy for you.
lol iPhone's next gimmick is...let's see what Android feature came out in 2014, and halfway implement it. Looking at you unlock with Apple watch.. That was a fail. ?
Haven't had a phone overheat ever... My battery can go over 24 hours on a charge... So yeah I'm pretty happy. As long as you're happy with your increasingly unstable, slow, incapable of real multitasking, refreshing apps when you go back to them, barebones Fisher Price my first smartphone, I'm happy for you as well. When you get ready to put your big boy pants on and get a real phone, Android will be waiting for you. lol
Think you meant to say implement it properly ? not half assed attempt like most of Samsung features.
Their is a reason why apple iPhones sales keep going up, while Samsung flagship phones keep going down, poor blokes have to discount them heavily just to get them to sell lol.
Have you ever considered being a comedian lol. Unstable, slow, absolute gold I tell ya lol.
I tend to be a bit down on iPhone because I feel like it's a mid range phone selling for flagship money. If a phone with those same limitations (hardware and software) were in the Android arena, it would be considered a mid-tier phone at best. As I think competition is good for the industry, I'd like to see Apple step their game up and get on par with the competition or at least get close to it, so that it pushes more innovation to happen at a faster rate. Unfortunately, it seems that with each passing year the gap grows and grows, and there are only a couple of OEM's out there innovating. So for us in the USA, most new phone tech comes down to seeing what Samsung is going to do. With Apple it's become, "what Android feature are they releasing this year", instead of them bringing something of substance to the table.
lmao you need to have a watch to unlock your phone with a mask on. You think that's a good implementation? HILARIOUS!!! ? ? ?
Better than the crappy under screen finger print reader that Samsung is using lol
Not trying to start crap here , but if your not a iPhone user and are actively trashing it then why are you on MacRumors? I totally get ppl like myself who like both but the last 2 pages of ppl bickering back and forth on here is so damn toxic and immature. This fourm was one of the only places on the web where you could have healthy discussion about both android and iPhone (maybe r/android too) . None of these comments are adding anything of value (on both sides)
Thank you for your 2 cent deposit. Your deposit will post tomorrow morning. It didn't add much of anything of value, but we appreciate your deposit nonetheless.
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Just because I say I don't care for something doesn't inherently mean it "adds nothing of value". Just because I'm pointing out the iPhone's glaring incapabilities, doesn't mean it isn't a "healthy discussion". Everyone doesn't have to fawn over the phone for their dialogue to be legitimate. But the good news is, you don't have to reply to me.
Smart idea add a under screen finger print reader that works only 50% of the time and is slow as, typical Samsung first to the market with their gimmicks, apple will show you how it’s done properly when they release their under screen fingerprint reader.Yeah the one the iPhone has is much better...oh wait..
You're saying that when I made this statement it wasn't true?
"Heck, it's 2021 and they STILL don't even have a functional dialer that makes it easy to call contacts. You have to add an app just to manage spam and scam calls. ...and that's just the dialer."