Huawei P9 review: Ascension
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- 19 Apr 2016
Anonymous, 19 Apr 2016Oh, I'm sorry. I thought this thread and the discussion is... morethis is why i said "here is an example" in my previous post or comment.
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- Anonymous
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- 19 Apr 2016
AnonD-468210, 17 Apr 2016Hey kid read properly what I have written in my comment I h... moreIs it that difficult to provide the links?
Searching on Tom's Hardware for "Huawei P9" come up with no results.
Searching on Tom's Hardware for "P9" comes up with the P9 connector for the lenovo k450 and other information equally relevant.
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- Anonymous
- tSv
- 19 Apr 2016
AnonD-488454, 17 Apr 2016Recent tests have shown the P9 to perform significantly bet... moreRecent tests? What recent tests? Is it too much to ask to provide the links to back up your story.
This phone hasn't been commercially released yet and you're talking about recent tests. Until the time that the phone is a consumer available production unit, any test results are dubious in my mind (regardless of which manufacturer).
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- Anonymous
- tSv
- 19 Apr 2016
AnonD-396766, 19 Apr 2016you can (overclock) a phone just search for it here is an e... moreOh, I'm sorry. I thought this thread and the discussion is about the P9, which you can't overclock, and not about a Samsung phone from 2012.
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- AnonD-396766
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- 19 Apr 2016
Anonymous, 19 Apr 2016Umm. So what?
You begin by mentioning real-life life ... moreyou can (overclock) a phone just search for it here is an example
http://www.androidauthority.com/galaxy-s3-gt-i9300-overclock-ninphetamin3-custom-kernel-103349/
and compare both clock rates from this site and the link above.
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- Anonymous
- tSv
- 19 Apr 2016
Anonymous, 18 Apr 2016Kirin CPU has beaten the other flagships in benchmarks. Its... moreOnly problem with that statement is that the SD820 is not 8 cores.
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- Anonymous
- tSv
- 19 Apr 2016
AnonD-100398, 18 Apr 2016& He is telling me that I dont know anything about tech... moreDid I say that? No. I corrected you on a very specific incorrect statement you made.
It seems most people think you are clueless. Nice that you believe otherwise. Ignorance is bliss.
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- Anonymous
- tSv
- 19 Apr 2016
Winner or loser, 18 Apr 2016Any company who;
-Puts removable battery (we all know that... moreI pretty much stopped reading what you said "after 1 year battery doesn't hold the charge any more" because that statement is complete nonsense. Why?
Because you tell me, what flagship battery has less than 365 charge cycles? That is effectively what you are saying. That you need to charge a phone every day and that after 1 year the phone needs to be plugged in most the time.
To add, my real life experience with a G3, Z10, 4s, HTC desire and original ipad (from 2010, which is still used by my wife) says otherwise.
I'm quite sure that most people have experiences with their phone more in line with my experience than what you claim.
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- Anonymous
- tSv
- 19 Apr 2016
AnonD-507785, 19 Apr 2016So by your definition most of the phones are "LOSER", becau... moreStop with your comments already. Too many good points and you actually make sense without coming across as a fanboy. Enough of you! :)
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- Anonymous
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- 19 Apr 2016
AnonD-396766, 18 Apr 2016if you really just interested in "benchmarks (peak performa... moreUmm. So what?
You begin by mentioning real-life life performance and then immediately switch the discussion to overclocking, which is something nobody can do with smartphones because the clock rates is locked in. Get real.
Also, in the link your provided the P7 gets beat by the S7 in all tests and the G5 in all tests except one.
Also, from the P9 performance link you provided:
"The flagship chips from Qualcomm and Samsung will remain undisturbed at the top for the time being."
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- Anonymous
- tSv
- 19 Apr 2016
AnonD-507785, 16 Apr 2016Read the review mister. No matter what you throw at it righ... moreWhat nonsense are you talking about. The P9 has far from stellar performance and the summary in the review say it all:
1. The Huawei P9 isn't an all-rounder, and this should have become clear by now. Instead of being a collective of all the latest technology, the P9 focuses on a FEW key features and excels in them.
2. It fails to deliver a punch in the graphics performance test, and it can't even record good 1080p videos, let alone 4K ones.
3. The Kirin 955 chipset offers stellar CPU performance but mediocre graphics power. It runs cool for most of the time. (NOTE: Most of the time is NOT all of the time.)
4. The Galaxy S7 has the looks, offers better performance, and water-proofing. 5. The same goes for the LG G5 - innovative modular design, top-notch performance
6. The >>>>2015
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- 19 Apr 2016
Winner or loser, 18 Apr 2016Any company who;
-Puts removable battery (we all know that... moreSo by your definition most of the phones are "LOSER", because most of the phones don't meet at least 2-3 points on your list.
3 current "big dogs" S7, G5 and HTC 10:
S7 (too small screen, not enough battery capacity and sealed unit, sound average).
G5 (screen and battery not good enough again, though modular, decent sound).
HTC 10 (screen, battery cap, sealed unit).
Would be nice to see a phone, that does all that, but it looks like an out of reach challenge for now. And make sure you'll be ready to fork out $1200/€1000 for it. Because they are cutting some corners, to make the price more appealing.
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- Anonymous
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- 18 Apr 2016
The camera is amazing even low light shots r great
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- Winner or loser
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- 18 Apr 2016
Any company who;
-Puts removable battery (we all know that after 1 year, any battery doesn't hold the charge and owner becomes addicted to chargers-power sockets). No need to cheat users anymore. We are not discovering a new thing. World is spherical!
-Battery between 3500-4000mAh
-MicroSD card slot
-5.5" screen
-SD820 / 8890 grade processor
-At least 4GB RAM
-Good quality audio output with decent loudness (at least 0.7-1VDC range)
-Good quality OIS equipped camera
will achieve the mission of building invincible Android!
Just take out any 1-2 items and you will have a LOSER.
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- AnonD-488454
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- 18 Apr 2016
AnonD-213493, 17 Apr 2016And just take out the china share of huawei than you guys w... moreSorry but you obviously didn't read industry reports. Xiaomi has been doing pretty horribly in 2015, and they missed their sales target by at least 30%. The downward trend continues into 2016 Q1 where Xiaomi is now falling behind even Oppo and Vivo in the domestic market, not to mention Huawei which has a comfortable lead over every other Chinese brands (in units sold). They could make a bit of a comeback later this year with better qualcomm chips available but it will be hard to take back the market position that they were once in.
As for Lenovo/Moto? They're also in a dire situation, probably direr than Xiaomi, as their market share continues to drop like a stone and they still struggle to re-establish an influential product-line. Their product strategy has been a disaster in the last two years, and I don't think they have found a clear path to get out of it yet. The Lenovo brand is fading away from the mid-to-high-end market and the Zuk brand is not getting much traction. The Moto department is still in chaos. Ever wondered why Lenovo/Moto is missing from the recent flagship show-offs? They don't have the resources to do it as fast as other manufacturers after all the internal struggles, that's why. The Zuk Z2 is probably the only high end phone coming from them in a few weeks but it is unlikely to turn things around by itself.
In summary, Huawei and Meizu are the two major winners in the past year. Vivo/Oppo are doing well but they lack growth potential because their sales rely too much on offline channels and heavy marketing, both of which can't be expanded or improved easily at a global scale. Xiaomi has had a bad year and will continue to face harsh competition, but at least they will still survive within the mainstream. Lenovo/Moto is at risk of dropping out from the mainstream market just like HTC, if they don't find a way to change things fast.
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- AnonD-493815
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- 18 Apr 2016
the iphone 6s 16gb is nowhere near the same price as the P9
on vodafone which im with the P9 you can get for £30 a month with no upfront price
the ever so always overpriced iphone is £36 a month and £139 upfront at its cheapest.
Never ever compare any iphone price to any other phone please as the inferior internals of any iphone never compare to other less priced phones
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- AnonD-339856
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- 18 Apr 2016
AnonD-507785, 18 Apr 2016Nope. It only tells us, that you stuck so much on benchmark... moreYeah! Mr Parag B is on a roll of singing and praising his own song and not willing understand what other has to say. He needs to find a logic.
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- AnonD-468210
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- 18 Apr 2016
AnonD-507785, 18 Apr 2016Nope. It only tells us, that you stuck so much on benchmark... moreThanks for Taking side ofe bro
You proved my point
He is out of his minds
And his comments history suggest the same that he is a super troll
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- Arengium
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- 18 Apr 2016
AnonD-507785, 18 Apr 2016Nope. It only tells us, that you stuck so much on benchmark... moreHey Nishru I'm with you man. I don't know how this Parag guy's brain works, but I don't think he ever watched the performance reviews on YouTube. Probably his internet is a "slouch" which explains that he never bothered to watch them. Or maybe he's just a geek who always sticks to numbers and datas.
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- 18 Apr 2016
Hshhsj, 17 Apr 2016For people who know the previous p series phones, the 3000m... moreActually not the first. But the first is also from Huawei. The Mate S