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Title: Apple iPhone 15 smartphone in review - The Apple phone finally zooms in closer
Post by: Redaktion on October 26, 2023, 21:53:38
The 15th iteration of the iPhone is expected to remain among the top smartphones. Apple has introduced a new camera system featuring telephoto zoom and Dynamic Island, and they have also reduced the prices compared to last year. Explore our review to determine if these new features prove compelling.

https://www.notebookcheck.net/Apple-iPhone-15-smartphone-in-review-The-Apple-phone-finally-zooms-in-closer.762555.0.html
Title: Re: Apple iPhone 15 smartphone in review - The Apple phone finally zooms in closer
Post by: Georgy on October 27, 2023, 10:54:54
AnTuTu9 or AnTuTu10? Too much for AnTuTu9?
Title: Re: Apple iPhone 15 smartphone in review - The Apple phone finally zooms in closer
Post by: Sategi on October 28, 2023, 18:17:52
Great review, thank you for that !

Just one important question:

PWM flickering at 306 Hz at very low brightness levels - what is very low ? 10% ?

And more important, if brightness is above "very low", is flickering gone ? Or whats the frequency?
Title: Re: Apple iPhone 15 smartphone in review - The Apple phone finally zooms in closer
Post by: patv on December 13, 2023, 17:00:00
89% score with a PWM at 300HZ?
And What is low brightness ? 40% , 30 % , 20 % 10 % ?

Yet again a high score while PWM is used.
When are reviewer going to downscale the scores so that manufactures after all these years get the message to stop using this -cheap- technique?

As usual of course there will be no response from the authors
Title: Re: Apple iPhone 15 smartphone in review - The Apple phone finally zooms in closer
Post by: NikoB on December 13, 2023, 21:05:11
Quote from: patv on December 13, 2023, 17:00:0089% score with a PWM at 300HZ?
And What is low brightness ? 40% , 30 % , 20 % 10 % ?

Yet again a high score while PWM is used.
When are reviewer going to downscale the scores so that manufactures after all these years get the message to stop using this -cheap- technique?

As usual of course there will be no response from the authors
Against the background of horror screen with 60Hz PWM here:
www.notebookcheck.net/Lenovo-ThinkPad-P1-G6-review-80-W-GeForce-RTX-4080-for-ultrathin-
workstation.778650.0.html , which received 90 total points, Against the background of the horror with 60Hz PWM here, which received 90 total points, the Apple gadget with 300Hz looks almost normal. Well, that is. If you choose between two types of s***, Apple's s*** stinks less, right? )))