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No, actually what the parent poster wrote was correct. You say no, but then don't make any point. It does indeed show that the iPhone 6 performs similarly to ot
by hnriot 12y ago
No, actually what the parent poster wrote was correct. You say no, but then don't make any point. It does indeed show that the iPhone 6 performs similarly to other similar sized phones.
- bane 12y agoWhat do you mean I didn't make a point? A 50% difference in strength is pretty tremendous. That's the point. The iPhone 5 to the iPhone 6 is a pretty serious downgrade, from "I can't damage it with my own strength" to "I can break it if I put a little effort into it". If you count a 50% difference as "performs similarly" I have some dollar bills I'd like to sell you for $1.50 each.
- hnriot 12y agoseriously warped command of the english language there. performs similarly to similar sized phones... The iphone5 is much smaller and therefore less likely to get bent in the pocket. It wasn't that hard to understand.
- bane 12y agoThen even given that clarification, the iPhone 6 plus performed terribly in this particular test against similar sized phones.