garychengjw
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As long it's SD8GEN1, hope crushI had high hopes for Vivo X80 Pro until they decided not to release an actual upgrade and the lousy pricing.
As long it's SD8GEN1, hope crushI had high hopes for Vivo X80 Pro until they decided not to release an actual upgrade and the lousy pricing.
Don't know if gen2 going to be any better...As long it's SD8GEN1, hope crush![]()

As long it's SD8GEN1, hope crush![]()
Depends on whether Qualcomm are going to customized the SoC for gen 2 ( remember Kyra cores ? )Don't know if gen2 going to be any better...![]()
Stock Android phone animations has always been choppier than iOS animations.The video got show he compare it with iPhone. Both 60Hz, but can see 6a is choppy.
you are right, that time tried the S22 with 120hz screen. it is still choppy compare to my iphone 13 60hzStock Android phone animations has always been choppier than iOS animations.
It's 3rd party phone manufacturers who reskin the OS and high refresh display that help to mask it.
And google play edition devices (gpe)Miss the nexus phones.
Which means the review is true, really is choppier as compared to other 60hz.Stock Android phone animations has always been choppier than iOS animations.
It's 3rd party phone manufacturers who reskin the OS and high refresh display that help to mask it.
How much you willing to let go of your 4a hahaYeap. Then I'll wait for P7. My fear is that the price of the basic model would be super high. At least P6a I can offload Fitbit charge (has to be lower than anybody else) and P4a 5g. My P3XL is busted with no warranty. Have to pay to get it fixed as a backup phone. Urgh.
Since I'm directly upgrading in terms of usage from Pixel 2 XL to Pixel 6A, let's see if it's noticableWhich means the review is true, really is choppier as compared to other 60hz.
I will let you know when I have the 6a in my hands. But then again you might still choose to have a different opinion. I can only based my experience off my Pixel 4a right now.Which means the review is true, really is choppier as compared to other 60hz.
This is why on all my android phones, I always enable faster animation in the developer settings. I don't need to see the fancy transitions, just get me to where I need to be ASAP.you are right, that time tried the S22 with 120hz screen. it is still choppy compare to my iphone 13 60hz
Yes please. I also sitting on the fence with my 4a, would like to know the actual UX from someone with the same upgrade path.I will let you know when I have the 6a in my hands. But then again you might still choose to have a different opinion. I can only based my experience off my Pixel 4a right now.
I went from Pixel 2 to Pixel 4a then now considering 6a, but still do let me know if you notice so I can decide hahaSince I'm directly upgrading in terms of usage from Pixel 2 XL to Pixel 6A, let's see if it's noticable![]()
Disagree as Pixel 4a price was just right. The normal pixel prices are unfortunately as you say beh gan one.
checking in because I'm in the same boatYes please. I also sitting on the fence with my 4a, would like to know the actual UX from someone with the same upgrade path.
I think mostly it's Samsung fab? Also partly because of ARM's design. there a pretty in-depth video comparing and analysing a ton of mobile chips. And from the same channel, they have another newer video testing SD8+ Gen 1 with TSMC fab, and it has noticeable improvements. Just not quite at Apple A15 levelDepends on whether Qualcomm are going to customized the SoC for gen 2 ( remember Kyra cores ? )
There's an article that talks why SD8 gen 1 has been underwhelming.
That is android god intervening telling you to skip 6a and wait for 7.I went to get a feel of the Pixel 6a yesterday at Challenger Bugis. The Google sales rep was surprised that the magic eraser feature disappeared from the photo edit. She said the feature was there earlier in the day. Did the feature disappear from a recent android update?

I went to get a feel of the Pixel 6a yesterday at Challenger Bugis. The Google sales rep was surprised that the magic eraser feature disappeared from the photo edit. She said the feature was there earlier in the day. Did the feature disappear from a recent android update?