iPhone 6S vs Samsung Galaxy S6 Edge+ – performance test

iPhone 6S vs Samsung Galaxy S6 Edge+ performance testiPhone 6S si Samsung Galaxy S6 Edge + are put face to face in a first performance test, this after last night I told you that The iPhone 6S humiliates the Samsung Galaxy S6 in a performance test similar, today's result being quite similar.

Samsung Galaxy S6 Edge + manages to "take it forward" iPhone 6S to the point where the application Angry Birds 2 is open, from there things "take it downhill" because the multitasking system is also starting to be tested and this is the "Achilles' heel" for Android.

Practically The Samsung Galaxy S6 Edge+ is faster than the iPhone 6S in opening certain applications, Angry Birds 2 putting an end to these supremacy, and when multitasking was tested, things became even worse for the Samsung smartphone.

I also told you that Samsung Galaxy S6 Edge+ has problems with multitasking and is humiliated by the iPhone 6S precisely because of this, even though the terminal Samsung has 4 GB of RAM compared to only 2 GB of RAM as much as the terminal of the Apple company, the difference in performance being still in favor of the latter.

iPhone 6S vs Samsung Galaxy S6 Edge+ – performance test

Samsung Galaxy S6 Edge+ and Samsung Galaxy S6 manage to easily surpass iPhone 6S in terms of performance until the moment when background applications are reopened, here the Apple terminal proving its supremacy, the above test proving that it is 2 times faster than the Samsung terminal.

Because the use of a smartphone involves both the initial opening of some applications and the opening in the background, you must look at the complete package of the mobile terminal, and here The iPhone 6S humiliates both the Samsung Galaxy S6 Edge+ and the Samsung Galaxy S6.

Considering that in terms of processing power Samsung smartphones have better results in benchmarks, things should be different, but this is not the case and the situation "falls" in favor of the iPhone 6S when it comes to graphics card power.

Having said that, until Google manages to solve Android's memory problems, iPhones will have supremacy.