Test Battery Not Find Problems "Chipset" On iPhone 6s

Consumer Reports decided to examine the claims of the balance of battery life between the two chipset found on the iPhone 6s and 6s Plus. The results, found the differences that have been overlooked in the real world usage. Perhaps you are not aware, the latest iPhone by Apple A9 chipset there are various obstacles that are produced by Samsung and TSMC. Here, the nominal difference between the way the two chips although made with the same specifications, but produces little difference in performance and power consumption. When entering into the world of the Internet to compare the two devices side by side, what you often see in making the comparison? Yes, however it will refer to the processor benchmark test ontensif in a loop. The result is irrelevant, it looks almost does not reflect real-world usage.

Here Consumer Reports test experience the difference. They have to be very careful when doing this test, and make sure the device is on the same carrier, with the same settings, and run the exact same test. These tests led to their findings which showed about 1% difference between the iPhone battery life 6s that run processors from TSMC and another one with a processor from Samsung. The same is true for the device temperature. This is equivalent to a statement Apple released a few weeks ago. This means that, in real-world use, no matter which company is producing processors on the latest iPhone you have, because no one will ever really going to notice the difference in normal use.