Speed Test - OnePlus 5 vs HTC U11 vs Galaxy S8 - Snapdragon 835 Edition By phonejerome

The Samsung Galaxy, s8 HTC. U 11 and 1+5 have one main thing in common what they all have the latest Qualcomm Snapdragon, 835, processor and outscore CPU. That runs for two point: three five gigahertz cores and for 1.9 gigahertz core is on the essays while the newly released HTC? U 11 and one plus five run a slightly higher clock, speed four cores at 2.45 gigahertz and four at 1.9 canards, and while the s8 and HTC, u 11, run four gigs of ram. My 1 plus 5 is running eight gigs double its competitors, but does all this high-end hardware make a difference? Let's find out, the test is simple: I'll be opening apps that I regularly used to see how quickly each device open them and run them through a second round to see what apps are still in the background. A few weeks ago, I ran this test with 15 apps a few days ago.18 today will push the limits at 2200. Arnold I can't do 200 200 stories now, like always, I performed a factory reset.

The only apps I added were for this test, any app that already came with the phone I didn't have a week and made sure there were no lingering apps on the background started a timer. Where do we go? The 1+5 is the first to hit the halfway mark in the first round that is AB number 10 of 20, the? U 11 is in second one app behind just getting into Google Play movies & TV, and the s8 is 2x behind working on Spotify. The 1 plus 5 is the first to finish round 1 at 51 point 29 seconds, the HTC? U 11 about 3 seconds later than 54.9 and the Galaxy S8 in third, at almost a minute and three seconds now over 10 seconds behind a1 + 5, the OnePlus 5 has taken a significant lead at this point. Halfway through the second round, all three phones have seen a profession at certain points, most notably HBO now and New egg, but the one plus five opens a majority of apps so much faster than the rest. It doesn't seem to matter much at this point towards the end of the second round.

You'll see that the longest wait for the OnePlus 5 has been with the speed test app. Most everything else has flown by the 11 is to EPS behind, and the s85 at the 1 plus 5 finishes first well before the 2-minute mark at 1, minute and 52 seconds, the HTC, u 11 and second, almost 10 seconds after the 1 + 5 NS, 8 laughs more than 25 seconds slower than the 1 +, 5 or Kane. Now, lets I get this has twisted. Yes, the 1 plus 5 is incredibly fast when it comes to opening apps and refreshes less absent, both the s8 and u 11 and no most of the time you're not going to be opening 20 apps back-to-back-to-back. This is one of well.

Let's call it a stress test on how a phone performs, but it's still a good measuring stick to see how one differs from the other, but that doesn't mean that s8 and you 11 are slouches by any means. All three of these phones provide a mostly lag, free and fluid experience. Some slowness here is in part due to animations within each phone and then again, apps refreshing more than others, but I mean come on. It's really hard for me to defend a phone when it comes in 10 seconds or even 25 seconds from another. That's just fact the 1 plus 5 is a beast.

When it comes to every day, you and I think people have a hard time, understanding that it's not until you use it that you realize how a few times of a second here and there can make a phone seem like it's opening apps instantaneously. It might also help you understand why a lot of people love their OnePlus devices. Me included it's one of the devices outside stock Android that I love because of how quick it was to use, and that still stands true today. What? What.

Source : phonejerome