Discussion - Apple's EU filings expose how little the iPhone 18 Pro's battery actually grew on paper

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PapaJiiii
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PapaJiiii
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iPhones have one of the worst battery life on mobile data, yet PhoneArena tries hard to make it look as if Apple has done something huge and superior. Today, third-world countries—US/EU—are getting the worst hardware, devices, and services compared with Asian and other markets. It now seems companies are taking advantage of these low-IQ people.


I feel very bad for those low-IQ people, mostly Apple users, who buy the same product every year in the hope of finding something better. They convince themselves that this time they are getting something truly good or greatly improved, but that idea exists only in their minds. In reality, they are getting the same thing. On the software side, it is mostly just a launcher update, along with some system and app updates that could easily be delivered through the App Store.

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Juan2023
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• 15h ago
↵PapaJiiii said:

iPhones have one of the worst battery life on mobile data, yet PhoneArena tries hard to make it look as if Apple has done something huge and superior. Today, third-world countries—US/EU—are getting the worst hardware, devices, and services compared with Asian and other markets. It now seems companies are taking advantage of these low-IQ people.


I feel very bad for those low-IQ people, mostly Apple users, who buy the same product every year in the hope of finding something better. They convince themselves that this time they are getting something truly good or greatly improved, but that idea exists only in their minds. In reality, they are getting the same thing. On the software side, it is mostly just a launcher update, along with some system and app updates that could easily be delivered through the App Store.

True, these sites try to sell the lie that iPhones have good batteries when they really don't; almost everyone I see with an iPhone is carrying a charging cable or has a battery pack attached to the back. The only thing I'll give them credit for is having more battery capacity than Google and Samsung—and that is an embarrassment for both of those companies!

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Fit_Cheesecake_9500
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• 8h ago

Good to know samsung batteries last longer in cycle life. I have a samsung galaxy A13 and it is physically robust too. I have a neurological condition due to which my hands shake slightly sometimes plus I have always been physically clumsy so my phone fell a few times from my hands onto the floor (one or two times even without a case) and except a few cracks in the screen it is still functioning. Samsung provided gorilla glass to this inexpensive phone too. Seems like samsung offers superior build quality(when it comes to flagships other company phones could have the same build quality as samsung flagships I don't know), superior battery quality and also lower SAR values to the best of my memory.

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Vahidb
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• 44m ago
↵PapaJiiii said:

iPhones have one of the worst battery life on mobile data, yet PhoneArena tries hard to make it look as if Apple has done something huge and superior. Today, third-world countries—US/EU—are getting the worst hardware, devices, and services compared with Asian and other markets. It now seems companies are taking advantage of these low-IQ people.


I feel very bad for those low-IQ people, mostly Apple users, who buy the same product every year in the hope of finding something better. They convince themselves that this time they are getting something truly good or greatly improved, but that idea exists only in their minds. In reality, they are getting the same thing. On the software side, it is mostly just a launcher update, along with some system and app updates that could easily be delivered through the App Store.

New-style nonsense and foolish rambling.

As a matter of fact, iPhones have significantly better battery efficiency relative to their capacity. It has been demonstrated countless times in battery tests that a 5,000 mAh iPhone battery can easily outperform 6,000 mAh—and in some cases even 6,500 mAh—Android batteries. Judging by your profile, it’s pretty obvious that you suffer from a serious lack of knowledge. At the very least, you should have looked at a few credible tests before coming up with such a theory.

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