The Apple iPhone 6 and iPhone 6 Plus have displays that are larger, brighter, and with
better quality
than anything we'll see from Apple so far. They also have a 25% faster CPU, and 50% faster graphics. All that jazz must take a heavy toll on the battery, right? Wrong - due to the 20nm prodcution method for the A8 chipset, and the new, more efficient chip packaging, the 2915 mAh battery of the 6 Plus, and the 1810 mAh juicer. As you can see, the iPhone 6 and 6 Plus are both crossing the 10-hour of screen-on time while watching videos or browsing, which is an excellent achievement, but we will run our own test to compare those to what the current flagships can muster.
than anything we'll see from Apple so far. They also have a 25% faster CPU, and 50% faster graphics. All that jazz must take a heavy toll on the battery, right? Wrong - due to the 20nm prodcution method for the A8 chipset, and the new, more efficient chip packaging, the 2915 mAh battery of the 6 Plus, and the 1810 mAh juicer. As you can see, the iPhone 6 and 6 Plus are both crossing the 10-hour of screen-on time while watching videos or browsing, which is an excellent achievement, but we will run our own test to compare those to what the current flagships can muster.
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