His "Endurance rating per mAh" is a really curious measurement to use. Particularly as, despite it casting Apple's performance as degrading year-to-year, it sti

His "Endurance rating per mAh" is a really curious measurement to use. Particularly as, despite it casting Apple's performance as degrading year-to-year, it still ended up higher than that of every other manufacturer in the graph. He also claims that iPhones have been getting "bigger [and] heavier" then bought a phone almost the exact same size and weight as the iPhone 6s (the Redmi 2 is 4mm shorter, 2mm thicker, and 10g lighter). The "customization and control" stuff is right on, of course; what he's done with Android certainly wouldn't be possible with iOS, even jailbroken. It'd have made more sense to leave it at that (and price, as the cheapest current-generation iPhone still costs five times the Redmi 2).