Ticojpunk
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Looks pretty good and very normal to me.
People really gotta move on from chip gate. It's not a real "gate" in my opinion. Antennagate was real. Bendgate was/is real. This chipgate thing is silly.
Mind sharing few of the setting below :-
1) Background app refresh - Do you enable it?
2) Under Location Service > System service, how many of them are enable?
3) Is it connected to apple watch?
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Mine has a Samsung chip. I don't think the Samsung chip has battery issues. On my 6s Plus.
I now have one TSMC and one Samsung. Just got the TSMC today so I'll see over the next few days if I notice a difference in my own personal usage.
My gut tells me I won't notice a difference, but I'm all for being proved wrong.
.... so what is the difference? Just very curious ...
Still too soon to tell, but I'll share my thoughts after a few days with the TSMC. My usage and battery life varied a lot from day to day with the Samsung, so I'll need to have a few varied days with the TSMC to be able to make any kind of judgement on it.
Nothing much. The TSMC chip is slightly larger. So early reporting by some tech blogs and articles said it offered more battery life. It got blown way out of proportion. There's really not much difference. I seem to get better battery life with the Samsung chip than many with the TSMC chip. The Samsung chip is the more powerful chip. I think it boils down to what one does and how everything is set in Settings. This whole topic has been a bit ridiculous. I'm enjoying over 12 hours usage time with over 17 hours standby with the Samsung chip. I doubt I would trade for the TSMC chip phone even if I could. I'm happy with what I have.
So the fact that the TSMC chip being slightly larger could contribute to the problem that someone brings up in this post: http://forums.imore.com/iphone-6s-plus/345283-anyone-having-screen-issue.html
I just had to have my 6s plus swapped out that had the TSMC chip AND the dark spot at the bottom of the screen, my new 6s plus has a Samsung chip AND no dark spots anywhere at all.
I didnt know about the chips actually varying in size, thanks for the info.
Those were Samsung phones with different dimensions, actually thinner. So you're comparing Apples (pun intended) to oranges. I didn't think I had the dark spot on the TSMC iPhone until I turned the brightness all the way up and put it on a blank white screen...
I just tried that on my Samsung chip phone, and saw nothing but white. I don't think the dark spot thing is related to the chip. I've never seen the dark spot.