This year we have seen three new additions to the Apple phone family, including the premium iPhones XS and XS Max. Max along with cheap iPhonem XR. All models have the same A12 Bionic chipset, which isonem will put the vast majority of global competition in its pocket. This could be great news for owners of this year's cheapest iPhone. Their phone will definitely not lag in performance, which has also been confirmed by benchmarks.
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If we compare iPhone XR with last year's "ten", we can see that over the year of development, the performance in the single-core test has increased by 13% and by 10% in the multi-core test. As for the graphics chip, its efficiency has been improved by an incredible 40%. However, it should be noted that this result is due to the display with a significantly lower number of pixels. iPhone XS must render 85% more pixels and XS Max up to 125% than their cheap LCD counterpart.
iPhone The XR will also please all gamers. This model will provide you with a great number of frames per second (FPS), as it trumps iPhone 7 miniby about 50%. It all depends on the complexity of the game. This FPS increase was due to the less demanding display. All tests were run on specific models, with each one “competing” with its own resolution – which of course put iPhone XR to a significant advantage. Another highlight of this model is its battery life. You can read about its specific numbers in article on our website, where you can find a detailed comparison with competing models.
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Although the result of the benchmark tests will probably not be the deciding factor when choosing a phone, it is interesting that a much cheaper model achieves the same numbers as the current flagship. Of course, we have to take into account the fact that everything happens at the expense of the display.
"It is interesting that a much cheaper model reaches the same numbers as the current flagship. Of course, we have to take into account the fact that everything happens at the expense of the display". However, it has the same HW as the XS (plus), except for 1GB less RAM, so why shouldn't it be just as powerful?
So for a) it's an accumulator, not a battery, b) the lifespan is currently logically unknown after weeks of sales 😉