EMGSM
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More than my mortgage payment. Lol
See what I mean? Ha ha ha.
More than my mortgage payment. Lol
Ooh ohhh i-justine, dumb bint.
Be ready for even worse reception on the iPhone. They still have the Intel chipset that is causing reception issues. My note 10 plus gets much better reception than my xs max did. Sometimes the grass is not greener on the other side.I'm definitely going back to iphone this year. Just preordered my pro max and I'm getting rid of this note 10 plus. By far worst cellular reception phone I've owned in years. I've tried all the typical fixes. Sim cards, network resets and factory resetting device. This thing has a serious radio, hardware or software issue. I drop calls constantly in areas all my other devices get excellent LTE coverage. And at least 4 to 5 times a day it stops sending text and I get failure notifications and have to restart the device or airplane toggle to get it to work. Pretty unacceptable for a device that cost what the note 10 plus 512GB goes for.
Be ready for even worse reception on the iPhone. They still have the Intel chipset that is causing reception issues. My note 10 plus gets much better reception than my xs max did. Sometimes the grass is not greener on the other side.
Dude this has nothing to do with coverage. .the chipset is worse in the iPhone than it is in the note 10 with Qualcomm. It's a known fact the iPhones have reception issues with that intel chipset and it will be worse than he has now.There is no way you can tell someone how their coverage is going to be unless you have the same phone, same carrier and live next door to them.
Be ready for even worse reception on the iPhone. They still have the Intel chipset that is causing reception issues. My note 10 plus gets much better reception than my xs max did. Sometimes the grass is not greener on the other side.
Dude this has nothing to do with coverage. .the chipset is worse in the iPhone than it is in the note 10 with Qualcomm. It's a known fact the iPhones have reception issues with that intel chipset and it will be worse than he has now.
What version of iPhone? Intel chipset is the most recent iPhones only.Agree to disagree. Same sim, same location, same network, my iPhone beats my Note hands down with both speed and reception.
It is true. Go read on macrumors knucklehead.Dude, if that was true every iPhone user would be complaining. Dude, they’re not.
What version of iPhone? Intel chipset is the most recent iPhones only.
Sorry I have both too. And it's worse on the iPhone. And known fact reported by apple too. See the links I posted.XS Max vs Note 10+
https://www.reddit.com/r/tmobile/co...source=amp&utm_medium=&utm_content=post_title
https://www.zdnet.com/article/new-a...users-report-subpar-cell-and-wi-fi-reception/
https://www.imore.com/how-fix-iphone-xs-cellular-wi-fi-problems
https://www.macrumors.com/2018/09/24/iphone-xs-xs-max-wifi-lte-connectivity-issues/
35 pages long.....enough said.
https://forums.macrumors.com/thread...i-and-lte-connectivity-issues.2142500/page-35
You obviously didn't read the links. It is a chipset issue on the iPhones. That is why they are now trying to leave Intel for Qualcomm again.And there are several threads on here about the Note getting poor reception. Nothing to do with the chipset. Antennas, software, etc. factor in as well.
You obviously didn't read the links. It is a chipset issue on the iPhones. That is why they are now trying to leave Intel for Qualcomm again.
Your argument means nothing when it's a known fact it has issues that are worse than Samsung's. All the links and tests people have done prove that.I don't need to. I told you what I have seen with my own eyes. I've tested both side by side in multiple locations. I love my Note 10+, but it doesn't change the fact that I get better reception and faster speeds with my iPhone.
Your argument means nothing when it's a known fact it has issues that are worse than Samsung's. All the links and tests people have done prove that.
My iPhone has never had faster speeds than any Samsung device I've owned on any speed test. Go tell all those 1000s of people they are wrong when they see their iPhones are slower than the Samsungs in the same location and carrier. I dare you. I'm done here. I provided the facts.