Alright heres a question, which one should i buy the 12, 13 or go for s23, i have moderate daily usage need something reliable that takes good photos currently i am using vivo y21 before that it was note 10... So not facing much problems with 60hz i have also used s21 fe and it also felt a bit laggy in some use cases even with 120 hz so i have my doubts with samsung. I am unable to decide between these three
I always felt sick after trying the 11 pro max, 15 plus, & 15 pro max! I returned em all and kept the iPhone 11 LCD screen! My kids and wife all have the 13 Pro and I’ve used theirs and never felt the symptoms. After some consideration I ended up trying the 15 Pro. And I’ve had zero symptoms. Not sure if it was the bigger screens that made me sick or what. Also thought maybe it was the refresh rates as only the 15 Pro and Pro Max use the 120Hz. And now when I switch back to the 60hz refresh rate on the 15 Pro it makes my eyes feel strained bad! The 120Hz is a huge leap forward. Anyways it did take a few days for my eyes to adjust to the OLED screen. A friend of mine went from the XR phone to a 15 Pro Max and he said the same thing! I was hugely against all the OLED screens but now I’m ok with them. Try a carrier that lets you keep your old phone for 14-30 days before turning in. Verizon lets you keep old phone for 30 days before you have to turn in for credits towards a new one and if you return the new phone it’s a $50 restocking fee. Glad I tried it as a new 15 Pro 256gb was only $2.77 a month. I can now say I absolutely love the 15 Pro
that is totally not a budget friendly laptop…i would rather buy a hp victus with the same price and its definitely far better than that one in terms of specs not aesthetics
Yep that’s right! Love the tech community you guys are quick to notice even the smallest details which is great😄 It is indeed 800 nits I made a mistake, was thinking about a different phone while recording this video.
Hello I recently bought iPad air 11 inch M2. But i have been observing that the battery drains too fast. Within 3 hours it got from 88 to 40 percent. Is it normal, can anyone please help?
After one too many crashes from my old Samsung Galaxy A21 (arguably one of the worst phones I ever owned in my life after the loving the S5 and J7) and the S22 Ultra was still 600 to 700 dollars, I bit the bullet and bought a iPhone 13 Pro renewed over the iPhone 14 Pro. To me, spending 800 to 900 on a used iPhone from last year is ludicrous to me and I genuinely do not understand the hype with iPhones. But after setting up my 13 Pro, I finally understood why people and my friends recommended it to me. It checks all my boxes which was, faster processor and memory, more storage at 256gb compared to a lousy 32gb, way better camera (which I never really needed since I own a Sony ZV1), at 4K 30 and 60fps recording and ultra hd pictures, and above all a fast refresh rate for the screen. That's literally all I needed and I didn't see a need for buying the 14 Pro or Max because I'm already getting my money's worth with the 13 Pro alone. None of that fancy stuff to get people to buy. It pained me to switch from Samsung to Apple, but I have to say now I can officially go either way if I need a new phone.
Excellent review, didn't miss the important specs we look for when buying a phone. Would you do an Iphone 15 pro review? If possible give a comparison to the 13 pro.
At this point tho, might be worth waiting till the 16 rather than buying the 15 rn. But I agree 14 is not a exactly a great deal considering other options
Guys don’t contribute to landfill, the Apple charger is much less likely to burn your house down and has been proven to have quality components inside. These random Chinese brands don’t undergo nearly as much testing and have caused house fires many times. This ugreen “might” be fine. But I would throw away a superior Apple charger as the video suggests! Also most iPhones won’t charge any quicker anyway as others have said.
I dont see any PWM flickering, but i can feel it after few minutes. My eyes feels heavy like eye muscles ar really tighten and then i got headache because of that
I'm not PWM sensitive so I don't have any issues with OLED TVs. However I avoid LCD TVs at all costs because of the flickering. As someone with epilepsy the flickering is a nightmare.
