Would you say that the LG G7 ThinQ is "fast" in day-to-day use? A higher rating indicates that you think the LG G7 ThinQ exhibits fantastic performance. Like, is it as fast as your tears when you watch The Titanic?
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Faster than my V30, but not a S9+. I'm thinking the V40 will be my solution. I just hope they allow you to switch between the Narrow and Wide Angle when recording in manual. I almost jumped on the V35 but having played with the camera software its no the same as the V30, it's in fact the same as the G7. So I'm holding onto my V30 longer.
This is one of the fastest phones in 2018. It's an underrated beast.
Coming from OnePlus 5T to G7 ThinQ I have to say it's shockingly slow for a 2018 flagship.
OnePlus has heavily stripped software, which is faster because it does less and also leaves a lot more free ram. In application benchmarks G7 really is one of the fastest SD845 devices in 2018, but the OS itself is heavy which of course affects the perceived speed. G7 would be blistering fast with AOSP, too bad there is no such love for it.
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OnePlus has heavily stripped software, which is faster because it does less and also leaves a lot more free ram. In application benchmarks G7 really is one of the fastest SD845 devices in 2018, but the OS itself is heavy which of course affects the perceived speed. G7 would be blistering fast with AOSP, too bad there is no such love for it.
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The OS is not holding it back. It's the poor implementation of LG. I tried running geekbench on AOSP and I get the same results
Geekbench just tests the hardware, should be the same results regardless of OS. Check more application dependent benchmarks like on Anandtech, G7 is almost always at the top for SD845 devices.
xeizo said:
OnePlus has heavily stripped software, which is faster because it does less and also leaves a lot more free ram. In application benchmarks G7 really is one of the fastest SD845 devices in 2018, but the OS itself is heavy which of course affects the perceived speed. G7 would be blistering fast with AOSP, too bad there is no such love for it.
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OP has more memory which is the bigger factor in the speed, LG's skin is pretty lightweight as well (altho switching the launcher to Nova sped things up but it is still very slow compared to OP 5t). The processor is great on LG but you kinda need RAM too. It's a shame the modding community never really took interest in this device.
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Would you say that the Moto Z2 Force is "fast" in day-to-day use? A higher rating indicates that you think the Moto Z2 Force exhibits fantastic performance. Like, is it as fast as your tears when you watch The Titanic?
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The 835 combined with the near stock ROM means a silky smooth experience.
It's faster than my tears, and is able to respond before i even have a chance to form a tear in my eye.
Everything is lightning quick even with multiple apps open in the background. Hard to slow this phone down really. Easily the fastest phone I've used.
As expected on SD835, quick and smooth, and so as the bare essentials on this phone. Loved it:good:
Anything I say will be repeating everyone else:
It's really fast.
Just as fast as the Pixel 2 phones for half the price on T-Mobile.
So far, I have been using this phone for a little more than a month. I have to say this is the best phone since I previously own Nexus 5. I am really impressed with the performance, stability, and speed of it. It's really hard to slow down this phone. It's really smooth and fast. This phone has been running for five weeks without a reboot and counting. I don't see any issues with the performance and stability of this phone. The performance is the same since day one. This phone is near stock android combine with top-end CPU make the best experience overall. It blew my mind away.
I LOVE this phone. I came from a note 4. Played around with a note 8.
Real snappy. I only have three complaints
1) stock Android emojis.
2) no headphone jack.
3) I didn't buy it sooner to get the free projector ?
Bought it for my kid. Seriously impressed. The mods are fun, but expensive gimmicks. Ít runs as fast or faster than my Note8. I do wish it was water resistant, but aside from that, it is a good value.
Would you say that the is "fast" in day-to-day use? A higher rating indicates that you think the exhibits fantastic performance. Like, is it as fast as your tears when you watch The Titanic?
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Gonna say overall 3.5/5 to be honest. The thing that drastically lets it down is the lag that I experience when apps are running. I can just launch one single game and I'll already experience some lag. How on earth can my phone be at around 4gb of ram / 6gb of ram when IDLE??
sometimes gestures ( home/recent) can be bit glitchy, but other than that, its flying through everything
it's fast opening apps (probably to look good on YouTube "speed tests" as they used to cheat in benchmarks) but kinda slow in normal use, not really slow but at Note 9 level with a lot of frame dropping, not as smooth as OnePlus 6 (and I assume 6T but I haven't used that)
I think it's like 3/5 for initial speed on start up. After it settles down and used a bit. I assume everything is in memory and quickly accessible with out things running/loading in the background. Then it's 4.5/5. But YYMV.
Needs a little bit of tweaking, but very fast
Went back to the P20 Pro for a few days... The kirin 980 is much faster in everything
awesome speed. love the mate series since mate 9. butter smooth
Would you say that the Nokia 9 PureView is "fast" in day-to-day use? A higher rating indicates that you think the Nokia 9 PureView exhibits fantastic performance. Like, is it as fast as your tears when you watch The Titanic?
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Only being able to compare it to the 835s of the Pixel 2 and the S8, this phone has been feeling fast for me. I make all the animations .5x so that helps too. Occasional app crashes but hoping that will get worked out with future updates.
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Only being able to compare it to the 835s of the Pixel 2 and the S8, this phone has been feeling fast for me. I make all the animations .5x so that helps too. Occasional app crashes but hoping that will get worked out with future updates.
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Honesty it doesn't feel much, if any slower than a phone with an SD855. I'm sure it could be noticeable in some games, loading times, etc... But everyday usage it feels the same.
I stated before that the merging time when taking pictures would likely be reduced a bit if using an 855, but with them having to customize the 845 for it, I'd prefer a slower merge on a released phone versus a phone that never comes out because they're always trying to get the newest hardware configured for it.
Compared to my xz3 it seems smoother, opening apps faster
Ran 3dmark Sling Shot Extreme for Open GL 3 and Vulcan. Score 4582/4258. Comparison chart on site vs phone app is different. Also i couldn't upload my score, but that could have been because i turned off google app. Apparently i was the first to test this phone with 3dmark
*Edit: I guess you want to know how it works day to day... Overall better than my windows phone, but in general seems appropriately speedy in accomplishing tasks with little or no delay, based on my expectations of how this phone should respond.
Would you say that the OnePlus 7 is "fast" in day-to-day use? A higher rating indicates that you think the OnePlus 7 exhibits fantastic performance. Like, is it as fast as your tears when you watch The Titanic?
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OnePlus 6 vs OnePlus 7 - Speed Test. ( OP7 is just too fast)
Finally I am giving it a try for OP phone, just curious about how many years OP phone can still perform this comfortably fast for daily usage? maybe ex owner of OP3 or 3T can share some experience?
My opinion is Yes, OP7 is fast device...Of course, OOS Rom also plays an important role in the overall performance of the device
I'm using OOS10.0.1 GM57AA & yesterday I got the latest update and everything is going better
(I have 8gb ram+256gb rom version)
Like any phone running android OS, you build up clutter in the storage, cache etc... over months of use, which slowly bogs everything down somewhat. This combined with upgrading to newer versions of Android over the course of time, eventually it's best to completely wipe the device and start fresh to get that snap back.
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Finally I am giving it a try for OP phone, just curious about how many years OP phone can still perform this comfortably fast for daily usage? maybe ex owner of OP3 or 3T can share some experience?
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Used op3 for 3 years before getting the op7
I never used a more reliable phone as op3. At the end of 2.5 years the only problem that op3 gave was low sound, & low call quality.
Would you say that the Google Pixel 4a is "fast" in day-to-day use? A higher rating indicates that you think the Google Pixel 4a exhibits fantastic performance. Like, is it as fast as your tears when you watch The Titanic?
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Coming from S20 Ultra to this, so I can get some nice pictures of baby. I love the phone, but it is quite sluggish. That’s just my opinion coming from the SD865, so its all relative
I'm impressed with the storage performance. Apps loading for first time pretty quick for a midrange phone.
Also, I get over 120Mbps on 4G at Tmobile sites that have been upgraded to 5G. The backhaul was likely upgraded, increasing chances of better 4G performance too. Though don't get anywhere near that on my S8. Why pay more for a 5G phone eating battery when 4G speeds can be this good on 5G sites.
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Coming from S20 Ultra to this, so I can get some nice pictures of baby. I love the phone, but it is quite sluggish. That’s just my opinion coming from the SD865, so its all relative
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4a scored about 275K on Antutu, which puts in in category of S9. Not slow but not high end. Also about same as original iPhone X in real world performance (outside CPU intensive apps).
coming from an iPhone XS Max, and the speed is fine. its not sluggish to me and response is immediate. i don't game though, just normal browsing and utility / info based apps.
i'm not convinced the USB version is 3.2 - i'm not seeing file transfer speeds anywhere close to that (maxing out at 350mb/s in my case)
Speeds are good coming from an Xperia XZ1. It seems quite optimized. Have yet to really have anything to complain about in that area.
Could anyone compare pixel 4a performance to some midrange? Of course it is not a gaming phone...
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Would you say that the Google Pixel 4a is "fast" in day-to-day use? A higher rating indicates that you think the Google Pixel 4a exhibits fantastic performance. Like, is it as fast as your tears when you watch The Titanic?
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My previous two phones were the Nexus 6P and Pixel XL - The Pixel 4a is a substantial step up in every regard, as far as I'm concerned. I don't get too wrapped up in specs & am far more interested in day to day use.....
My 3Xl is way faster than my 4A. On Android 11. Just sayin
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My 3Xl is way faster than my 4A. On Android 11. Just sayin
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Are you sure, So great difference?
Valeriuz said:
Are you sure, So great difference?
It's a matter of degrees. It's definitely noticably faster. If it's important to people and they want to upgrade to the 4A. It's not as fast as the 3XL
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Valeriuz said:
Are you sure, So great difference?
It's a matter of degrees. It's definitely noticably faster. If it's important to people and they want to upgrade to the 4A. It's not as fast as the 3XL
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It could also be faster but the Pixel 3 and the 3 XL sucks a lot in multitasking, thanks to the poor 4 gb if ram. And I had the Pixel 3. Anyone, I have pre-ordered the 4a, let's hope they'll ship faster!
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I have two devices an One Plus 7 Pro and the Pixel 4a can I tell a difference, sure but it is really not a show stopper. I can an do run the same Apps both devices as far I can tell they all open and and the user experience is the same. Swipe left to right etc... it maybe the OnePlus is a bit more responsive but if I did not own a 2019 flagship device I would never know. The speed, the response, user experience is great. Using the Pixel 4a has me thinking, do I really need the latest and great hardware so far the answer is no.
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Using the Pixel 4a has me thinking, do I really need the latest and great hardware so far the answer is no.
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After using the 4a for a couple of days I came to the same conclusion vs the 7pro. Plus, I prefer the 4a's size, weight and rear fingerprint sensor.
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After using the 4a for a couple of days I came to the same conclusion vs the 7pro. Plus, I prefer the 4a's size, weight and rear fingerprint sensor.
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The Pixel 4a is the lightest phone I owned it years, the size I am almost 60 eyes are not what they used to be but reading glasses on the small device is ok.
With the finger print sensor in the back, I hold the device and it is just natural to unlock the phone.
I know if I ran Speed Test the OnePlus 7pro would be faster, but I do not care at the end of the day when I am using the phone does it meet my requirements.
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The Pixel 4a is the lightest phone I owned it years, the size I am almost 60 eyes are not what they used to be but reading glasses on the small device is ok.
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Given that I'm at the same level of "maturity", perhaps the 4a is the perfect "geezer" phone? Progressive lenses do the job for me. :laugh:
comming from pixel 2 and 4a is a bit faster
There are a few stutters here and there for me but nothing too crazy. I keep looking at the phone and being amazed at how damn good it is for the price. I also really prefer the plastic over glass. Though I would actually rather have aluminum. The chipset is perfectly capable to deliver useable performance. It just goes to show that most people really don't need the fastest phone in the world.
Gaming performance of Pixel 4A
How’s the gaming performance of pixel 4a.Can it run games like pubg ,fortnite , COD at 60 fps.Also how’s the heating and battery performance while gaming
Hey guys, do you reckon the SD730G + 6gb RAM will be decent for a couple years? I intend to keep the phone for 2-3 years and I typically just use it for browsing, reddit and youtube. No gaming outside some Among Us every now and then. I'm currently using a OP 3T, btw. I just want a small, snappy phone, the great camera is just an added bonus for me.