Yea, iPhones are FAST. My point is that in the graph showing Geekbench score and INP [1] you can draw a straight line, but what I see in the graph are three cl

Yea, iPhones are FAST. My point is that in the graph showing Geekbench score and INP [1] you can draw a straight line, but what I see in the graph are three clusters – phones with a Geekbench score: - above 1,500 (look very good) - between 500 and 1,500 (look decent still) - below 500 (really terrible) Both an iPhone and a flagship Android will have a much better INP than a phone with a Geekbench score of 500. I'm not so sure if an iPhone has a much better INP score than a flagship Android though (maybe it does, I'm not seeing that in the data though). [1] https://calendar.perfplanet.com/images/2024/alex/1_9TNKz0qd5pdSMXNc6Qth2A.png https://calendar.perfplanet.com/images/2024/alex/1_9TNKz0qd5...