14 Pro Max for 1,350 Euros is a flat-out ripoff. It’s overpriced from the get-go and the S22 Ultra isn’t so it’s honestly an easy pick in terms of which is the best for the money.

I have a 12 Pro Max and I can honestly say that I prefer Samsung phone cameras, but everything else about iPhone is generally better. Better standby battery life, better in-use battery life, better loading times, less instability/bugs etc. iPhone is more reliable, but it’s not more than twice as good as the Samsung competition.. it’s honestly closer than most iPhone users like to admit.

Still, I’d say the S22 Ultra is a much, much better buy for the price.

Its instagram, i havent found a way to stop it from using too much battery

but i get same issue on s22 ultra.

both get 2 days, 120hz i get 1 day and half.

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Minimal as a Eurovision performance

I just switched! I dont trust Samsung supports or software update and a few weeks ago my phone just stopped working on a lot of apps. iPhone has better display and battery life, apps are generally more stable. I miss android notifications and I’m not used to navigating within apps on iOS. Google app integration is also better on android.

But I’ve been moving to an Apple TV house and most of my peers use Apple stuff so those integrations are useful to me. AMA on this specific change if you have more Qs!

While it was charging, what app was using most power?

You can tell on that same page that you sent a partial screenshot of.

Maybe you had an app running that has a bug causing excessive use of gpu or cpu, causing it to heat.

Really depends on preference. I’ve tried both android and IOS and leaned more towards iOS. I personally like the simplicity of iOS and how well apple devices work together plus the ease of transferring my data when I buy a new iPhone. That being said android also has its pros and it comes in features that some may find useful depending on what brand of phone, and skin they put over the android OS. One notable mention is the long support of iOS which is a big deal to me since I want my phone to be supported long cause I paid a decent price for it. But in the end it’s your money watch reviews and comparisons of the two to try and decide what you want.

uhhm yeah

This is my thought as well. It might be a manufacturing issue with mine. Some of the scratches are really deep.

Had an S22 Ultra, had so many problems with it I returned and waited for the iPhone 14 release and picked up a Pro Max.

Okay I may have to get it looked at. I am super careful about charging it, never overnight, never use it while charging or anything and battery health is still at 100%.

Can I ask what differences there is or what makes Apollo better than the actual Reddit app itself?

I can get two days with moderate use even with 120hz on with the 14 Pro Max, 13 Pro Max is supposedly even better. Something may be wrong with your phone. It’s an all day phone only if it’s a really heavy day using it such as high brightness and lots of camera use. S22 Ultra can barely go past a full day for most.

Unless you were trying to charge it in the sunshine on a hot day, and/or while playing a really intensive video game, then something is wrong IMO.

I always have a case on and I have never seen that error.

I hated Apollo for Reddit.

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No problem

Oh man I almost missed the icon in the corner. I always swipe down the control center to see the percentage.

But also… charge your S20? 😅

Thanks

is not that much better, if u turn off 120hz you can get 2 days of battery life hours of screen

they are roughly the same, i ahve 13 pro max that how much it last

As long as my Anker charger and cables ain’t sending unencrypted video anywhere then idc.

I didn't make any changes to the settings but here you go. If you just installed it you may need to restart your phone. https://i.imgur.com/vNS5VGA.png

Do you mind sharing your opener settings I can’t seem to get it to work.

S20?