To me, I don't like HyperOS due to the inconsistency in the design, overall stability and smoothness is not there.
I have no idea on this as well. But 200mah not going to make a huge impact to better life
mebbe snapdragon 8 elite gen5 take up more physical space than D9500 lolol
could be a few things. could be because they want more space to put in more heat dissipation/cooling measures while keeping phone size similar, or could be because of weight. if play games and need to hold phone for a long time, a heavier phone will be more tiring.
technically die size wise D9500 is larger than SD8e5 by quite a bit.
Lolol jk nia, tbh I have no idea unless compare the disassemblycould be a few things. could be because they want more space to put in more heat dissipation/cooling measures while keeping phone size similar, or could be because of weight. if play games and need to hold phone for a long time, a heavier phone will be more tiring.
technically die size wise D9500 is larger than SD8e5 by quite a bit.
i also didn't know until recently when i saw a clip of the guy from geekerwan mentioning it then went to research. interestingly seems like D9400 size is smaller and actually similar to SD8E5 size, but D9300 is actually almost same size as D9500.
If on par or slighter better than OP13 means its bad for an oppo camera flagship leh lol ..
No choice, Oppo won't allow the OP15 to have the same quality of camera as the Find X series.
If one likes to play emulated games, snapdragon is still the way to go.
I don't think they will make it worst la.
Yeah on paper it doesn't look as good that's why alot of salty netizens and armchair critics.
some of them even think tensor is good after 5 generations
Like wat i said before based on personal experience, IMX906 is not a bad camera that can fight or even win LYT808 for picture quality because i used GT7 Pro and Nubia Z60 Ulta before, which use the same sensor
i think they are close enough that can go with either without any major concerns already (hopefully it stays this way), especially since D9300. on paper SD is probably technically better still, but the difference in real life usage probably isn't much. it's likely close enough that the phone company's own optimisation will make a bigger difference in performance than the chips themselves i think. i've used phones with SD8G3 and D9300+ back to back, SD8E and D9400 also, and didn't really see any noticeable difference in terms of gaming performance or day to day use (for comparable phones). of course, it could be the apps i use or games i play has been optimised well, so less popular games that aren't might have bigger diff ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
