AnandTech spent the weekend benchmarking the
iPhone 6 and 6 Plus, comparing the duo to the
iPhone 5s and competing Android handsets. The test
results show that iPhone 6 and iPhone 6 Plus models
are at the top of the charts in CPU benchmarks and
battery life, while the iPhone 6 Plus lags in graphics
performance due to the larger screen.
In in GPU benchmarks, we generally see a pretty
solid lead over the competition for the iPhone
6/A8. It's seems quite clear that there is a
significant impact to GPU performance in the
iPhone 6 Plus due to the 2208x1242 resolution
that all content is rendered at. It seems that
this is necessary though, as the rendering
system for iOS cannot easily adapt to arbitrary
resolutions and display sizes.
AnandTech also examined battery life, noting that
"Apple has managed to do something quite incredible
with battery life. " Even with a smaller 1810 mAh
battery, the iPhone 6 manages to beat out the iPhone
5s and most other Android phones on the market. Not
surprisingly with its 2910 mAH battery, the iPhone 6
Plus grabs second place behind the Huawei Ascend
Mate 2.
Apple introduced the iPhone 6 and 6 Plus during its
recent September press event and launched the
phones on September 19. The two handsets include
Apple's new A8 processor, M8 motion co-processor,
8-megapixel iSight camera, faster 802.11a/b/g/n/ac
Wi‑Fi and NFC. Demand for the two phones was high
with Apple selling 10 million iPhone 6 and 6 Plus
units in the first weekend of sales.
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