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Originally Posted by photon
Tech specs don't determine performance and end user experience.
Just because an AMD processor is cheaper and has a much higher clock speed doesn't mean it actually performs better than an Intel processor.
The iPhone 6 performs perfectly well compared to its peers, and its price isn't 2 to 3 times an S5 or HTC M8 or other new phones.
And why does it bother you? I could say it bothers me that I have to get a phone with 2-3 times the specs of my iPhone to get a comparably performing Android phone, but it doesn't.
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Isn't this whole thread about what bothers each other, about each type of phone? I just find it odd that Apple users can settle with technically inferior product, but then say "it's the best."
Hey, if it all works well, then fine. I get that. But why pay through the ass for it? How much longer can Apple get away with that?
I'm a Nexus / Pure Android guy. Yes, I have used an iPhone in the past (iPhone 4). I've never had the experience of using a Samsung. But from what I understand, that extra layer of software that Samsung puts on, is sometimes troublesome.
After my LG flip phone (and several before that), here is my order of phones:
- BlackBerry Torch
- BlackBerry Tour
- HTC Desire HD
- Nexus 4
- LG G2 (for only a month) then iPhone 4 for a couple weeks
- Nexus 5
- OnePlus One (current phone)
LG also had a layer of software on there, that I hated.