iPhone 15 pro only got 8GB RAM ?

[DigDub]

Iphone is more laggy and slower and more restrictive. I have both.

 

[eno_lc]

Just like my windows os, no matter how much the ram also like no enough

 

[AcquiT]

Huawei mate 20 also. I don't know how much ram it has but definitely faster than my Oppo Reno 4 pro which is 3 years newer.

My wife used p40 pro also still faster and no lag than my phone newer than hers

Best is she said never hang before

 

[coyote]

My wife used p40 pro also still faster and no lag than my phone newer than hers

Best is she said never hang before

We know why America is fearful of Huawei.

 

[Overtmission]

We know why America is fearful of Huawei.

lol because those outdated chips for these pre-sanction period phones are produced by TSMC. dats y Apple pay premium to buy almost all tsmc capacity + iOS = unparalleled. samsung flagship that use gen 3 qualcomm chip also tsmc dats y their performance are on par with apple now but still need higher ram. without tsmc huawei phones are **** their Kirin 9000s n copycatos also need 12gb/16gb ram still perform worse than their android counterparts

 

[tank_t]

User experience measured in milliseconds is overkilled.

 

[Phen8210]

Apple phones have much less functionality and are more restrictive. Compared to Android, which is made to be interoperable, Apple phones don't need to run as many services. The control of background services in Apple phones is also very aggressive.

In 2024, iOS still does not allow basic things like split screen mode, so nothing on the Phone could use the RAM capacity. Honestly, the iPhone is quite stupid as a smartphone device because multitasking is nearly impossible on iOS. Also, the chipset throttling on iPhone is very extreme.

On Android, it's not that controlled. You get most of the features across all Android phones, and it's basically up to the user to manage the resources. If you get a high-end phone with 12/16 GB RAM, you can run multiple heavy apps on split screen mode simultaneously without lag. It will use the RAM and hardware, and you can even have background apps running on top of this. You could possibly do this on a low-end phone as well, but obviously, it won't be a fair comparison because the iPhone's starting prices are already pretty expensive.

If you want to buy an iPhone, get a low-end one because a high-end one and a low-end one do not make much difference since iOS is the main limitation. On Android, whether you can use so much RAM is really up to you since the possibilities are endless.

If you compare high-end iPhones and Android, Android is a much more robust overall device.

 

[perfectlight]

used to have a mate 20 pro , sibei smooth. sadly accidently break it. now have iphone and samsung. still prefer samsung.

 

[testart]

Apple phones have much less functionality and are more restrictive. Compared to Android, which is made to be interoperable, Apple phones don't need to run as many services. The control of background services in Apple phones is also very aggressive.

In 2024, iOS still does not allow basic things like split screen mode, so nothing on the Phone could use the RAM capacity. Honestly, the iPhone is quite stupid as a smartphone device because multitasking is nearly impossible on iOS. Also, the chipset throttling on iPhone is very extreme.

On Android, it's not that controlled. You get most of the features across all Android phones, and it's basically up to the user to manage the resources. If you get a high-end phone with 12/16 GB RAM, you can run multiple heavy apps on split screen mode simultaneously without lag. It will use the RAM and hardware, and you can even have background apps running on top of this. You could possibly do this on a low-end phone as well, but obviously, it won't be a fair comparison because the iPhone's starting prices are already pretty expensive.

If you want to buy an iPhone, get a low-end one because a high-end one and a low-end one do not make much difference since iOS is the main limitation. On Android, whether you can use so much RAM is really up to you since the possibilities are endless.

If you compare high-end iPhones and Android, Android is a much more robust overall device.

I got a whopping 16GB on my Android, but honestly, I'm clueless about making the most out of it.

 

[armadilloshield]

8gb not lag meh?
I see Xiaomi 14 Ultra got 16gb ram

actually with 4gb RAM is good enough already haha...

 

[progene]

Apple phones have much less functionality and are more restrictive. Compared to Android, which is made to be interoperable, Apple phones don't need to run as many services. The control of background services in Apple phones is also very aggressive.

In 2024, iOS still does not allow basic things like split screen mode, so nothing on the Phone could use the RAM capacity. Honestly, the iPhone is quite stupid as a smartphone device because multitasking is nearly impossible on iOS. Also, the chipset throttling on iPhone is very extreme.

On Android, it's not that controlled. You get most of the features across all Android phones, and it's basically up to the user to manage the resources. If you get a high-end phone with 12/16 GB RAM, you can run multiple heavy apps on split screen mode simultaneously without lag. It will use the RAM and hardware, and you can even have background apps running on top of this. You could possibly do this on a low-end phone as well, but obviously, it won't be a fair comparison because the iPhone's starting prices are already pretty expensive.

If you want to buy an iPhone, get a low-end one because a high-end one and a low-end one do not make much difference since iOS is the main limitation. On Android, whether you can use so much RAM is really up to you since the possibilities are endless.

If you compare high-end iPhones and Android, Android is a much more robust overall device.

Finally, one that tell the facts which iphone refuse to acknowledge.
Most iphone user doesn't really know what they are missing on, until they use a high -end Android.

 

[reddevil0728]

Finally, one that tell the facts which iphone refuse to acknowledge.
Most iphone user doesn't really know what they are missing on, until they use a high -end Android.

But aren’t you making this statement on the assumption apple users actually care?

 

[froztheart]

But aren’t you making this statement on the assumption apple users actually care?

Agreed, most iPhone users doesn't care due to its simplicity sake.
Everything that needs to work, will work as compared to Android.

 

[Snoweagle]

I'm using both iOS and Android. Even with 8GB/12GB RAM on Android, it's still slower than 6GB/8GB on iOS.

 

[Mclairs83]

going to reach 3yrs on iphone 13PM and i'm still happy. nowadays i don't want to tinker my phone too much.. whether have spilt screen or wadsover, i just need a stable phone to make phone call.. that's about it.

 

[haohaoz]

I'm using both iOS and Android. Even with 8GB/12GB RAM on Android, it's still slower than 6GB/8GB on iOS.

i agree and samsung over 1 year still slow long despite flagship - s23 and s24 base mode 8 gb l is a joke?

an iphone 14 with lesser ram stil beat smoothness in samsung flagship base model la

 

[ragnarok95]

Android user will say android is good, iOS is not and will give tons of reasons to support their claim.

iOS user will say iOS is good, android is not and will give tons of reasons to support their claim.

Having more phone memory will not change the way one uses their phone. Maybe some will, most won't.

 

[froztheart]

Android user will say android is good, iOS is not and will give tons of reasons to support their claim.

iOS user will say iOS is good, android is not and will give tons of reasons to support their claim.

Having more phone memory will not change the way one uses their phone. Maybe some will, most won't.

Yes, to each its own.
Just use whatever to your liking, or use both system, best of both worlds.