What can i do if my iPhone 6s has the N71AP chip and not the N71mAP?
iPhone 6s gets extremely hot with poor battery performance, any type of advice would be appreciated.
iPhone 6s, iOS 9.0.1
We need a statement from apple because what I paid for is a device/ CPU that performs with the same performance/ battery time as "equal" advertised devices.
Why is the 14nm CPU (Samsung) slower than the 16nm CPU (TSMC)?
Why does the Samsung CPU has a lower battery time than the TSMC CPU?
Will software updates eliminate the bad configuration of the Samsung CPU?
Continuity, we need continuity.
We need a statement from apple because what I paid for is a device/ CPU that performs with the same performance/ battery time as "equal" advertised devices.
Why is the 14nm CPU (Samsung) slower than the 16nm CPU (TSMC)?
Why does the Samsung CPU has a lower battery time than the TSMC CPU?
Will software updates eliminate the bad configuration of the Samsung CPU?
Continuity, we need continuity.
Mine too :(
and my battery life is not working as promised because of this
I have the same chip also.. Can we change our phones?
Return it to the store where you purchased it, or contact Apple support: https://www.apple.com/support/iphone/contact/
How will you know, you get the TSMC-Device?
Is this a technical issue for ruturning the device?
i was planning to buy a iPhone 6S next week, now i don't know if i should 😟
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That is what i am trying to figure out, i really hope we will be fairly compensated for this. A 2 hour difference in battery life is not acceptable.
yup. before this began to unfold, I noticed my battery life was mediocre. I've got the samsung chip on my iphone 6s Plus.
There is barely any noticeable difference in real life use.
There actually is a huge noticeable difference, when I feel my phone overheating after 10 minutes of average use.
yooyooman wrote:
There actually is a huge noticeable difference, when I feel my phone overheating after 10 minutes of average use.
Then, deal with that issue by using appropriate troubleshooting steps, up to and including having the unit tested/repaired/replaced by Apple. Leave the conspiracy theories for movies and spy novels.
Not too sure how this is a conspiracy theory lad, it is common knowledge that both 14nm and 16nm chips are being used in the devices. What I want to know is why two different sizes are being used, and what does that mean for me.
Leave your opinions to yourself if you are not going to answer properly 🙂
So, what answer would be acceptable? No one here can check/change anything in your phone. Rather than whine about it here, do something about it. Get the phone replaced, hire a lawyer to pursue Apple for deceptive marketing, write a novel about this great conspiracy.
Again, this is not a conspiracy. Battery life can always be helped with ios patches. But the overheating many users have been experiencing is the concerning aspect, and it just so happens that the samsung chips are the ones that is causing this overheating on multiple divices. People with TSMC chips are not experiencing overheating issues with the iPhone 6s or 6s Plus.
What can i do if my iPhone 6s has the N71AP chip and not the N71mAP?
