Feb 21 2018, 03:29 PM
QUOTE(ind3pend3nc3 @ Feb 21 2018, 10:21 AM)
How is android devices now?
Have heard and read that even an android flagship (Samsung Galaxy S8) started light lagging after half a year of normal usage, which is too soon? Does it crash? How is android interfaces now, clean or messy? Can it withstand normal to heavy gaming?
My iPhone 6s is still holding up well even after 1.5 years of normal usage+normal/heaving gaming, the only time i need to switch off my phone is due to extreme low battery level, flight, or crashes. Only crashed 5 times in this 1.5 years. The most notable aging part on this iPhone is probably the battery, but i think that will be the case with android devices as well.
My iPhone 6s will be due in a year due to age. Thus i plan to buy a new phone in the coming year but the prices of new iPhones now is a scam. Used to be android user, switched to iPhone back then because i like the simplistic design of its hardware and software, and also the fact that it is more stable. (Back then, android devices, even flagships, crashes too often.)
Only started to like the design of Samsung S8 and Note8 series due to simplistic design, so i might migrate to either S8 or Note8, or the 9 series in the future.
Does new android flagship devices hold up well? Lags? Heats? Crashes? Stability?
I suggest four smartphone companies that I find the most reliable(in software and hardware, personally prefer function over form) Have heard and read that even an android flagship (Samsung Galaxy S8) started light lagging after half a year of normal usage, which is too soon? Does it crash? How is android interfaces now, clean or messy? Can it withstand normal to heavy gaming?
My iPhone 6s is still holding up well even after 1.5 years of normal usage+normal/heaving gaming, the only time i need to switch off my phone is due to extreme low battery level, flight, or crashes. Only crashed 5 times in this 1.5 years. The most notable aging part on this iPhone is probably the battery, but i think that will be the case with android devices as well.
My iPhone 6s will be due in a year due to age. Thus i plan to buy a new phone in the coming year but the prices of new iPhones now is a scam. Used to be android user, switched to iPhone back then because i like the simplistic design of its hardware and software, and also the fact that it is more stable. (Back then, android devices, even flagships, crashes too often.)
Only started to like the design of Samsung S8 and Note8 series due to simplistic design, so i might migrate to either S8 or Note8, or the 9 series in the future.
Does new android flagship devices hold up well? Lags? Heats? Crashes? Stability?
1. Sony
2. Google
3. HTC
4. OnePlus
5. Motorola
My picks
1. HTC U11+
2. Google Pixel 2/2 XL
3. Sony Xperia XZ1/XZ1 Compact
4. Sony Xperia XZ Premium
5. OnePlus 5T
6. HTC U11
7. OnePlus 5
8. Motorola Z2 Force
MWC is right around the corner, so just prepare for the wave of new phones. But the question is which are the best from the show?
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