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What should they have said to make it non-misleading?
by prng2021 2y ago
What should they have said to make it non-misleading?
- wilg 2y ago"It has more battery life than the iPhone 16 but less than the iPhone 16 Pro."
- nicoburns 2y agoBigger phones have bigger batteries, making it not a like for like comparison.
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- wilg 2y agoYou can argue my comparison is not like-for-like enough, I'm simply arguing the comparison they chose is misleading.
- JumpCrisscross 2y agoThis is a word salad.
- wilg 2y agono it isn't. also im not trying to make it punchy, im trying to clarify my point.
- JumpCrisscross 2y ago> im not trying to make it punchy, im trying to clarify my point Your phrasing requires prior knowledge of the iPhone 16 and iPhone 16 Pro. It's also defining an interval without giving context to whether that interval is meaningful, where on the interval the 16e exists, and if any of the preceding are meaningful. The increased precision comes at the cost of conciseness and clarity. Apple's, on the other hand, tells me that this is the best battery life an iPhone has had in this form factor. No unnecessary priors being pulled; I just need to know if I like a 6.1" screen.
- wilg 2y agoI'm arguing that the 6.1" screen and 6.3" screen both represent the same form factor since they occupy the same slot in the iPhone product matrix.