NEW Reddit User w/Phone in Hand

[dsignori]

He claims to have the typical Android lag. What a shame.

The Pixel owner did mention this instance "It still had the stutter when changing to the home screen from an app and it can hang briefly launching an app"


The redditor didn't say it had Typical Android Lag, a commenter did.

 

[Richard Servello]

He claims to have the typical Android lag. What a shame.

What does that mean? My 6p has never had an ounce of lag.

 

[AndroidBirdie]

Read it earlier today, seems positive until now!
And that's so typical of Telstra Australia

 

[AndroidBirdie]

What does that mean? My 6p has never had an ounce of lag.

Second that!

 

[Richard Servello]

I've been reading through his post on Reddit, great read and glad someone has one to give us some info! I'm pretty new to the benchmark tests, but, it seems the test results for the Pixel are way behind the S7 and iPhone 6 & 7. Am I seeing it wrong?! Thanks!

Benchmarks have nothing to do with performance. They are raw calculation tests. Higher scores mean it has the potential to be more powerful...but doesn't mean the ux will be better. Samsung tends to have the highest benchmarks, but TouchWiz bogs the experience down to a point that even with more power there are performance issues.

 

[chiweed]

Interesting!

 

[EnemiesInTheEnd]

Samsung tends to have the highest benchmarks, but TouchWiz bogs the experience down to a point that even with more power there are performance issues.

Speed tests show otherwise.