A friend and I were arguing about this today
About the iPhone 13 pro max and Lenovo legion 2 pro which is better for gaming
Or iPhone and other android devices which is better for gaming

Ribbi:
A friend and I were arguing about this today
About the iPhone 13 pro max and Lenovo legion 2 pro which is better for gaming
Or iPhone and other android devices which is better for gaming

Although the iPhone 13 pro max has an amazing processor for gaming, and its processor will kick almost all Android phones' processors out of the water, I do not use my iPhone to game because I do not want anything tampering with my battery health, which is a great determinant of what your iPhone's resale value will be.

tecnolad:


Although the iPhone 13 pro max has an amazing processor for gaming, and its processor will kick almost all Android phones' processors out of the water, I do not use my iPhone to game because I do not want anything tampering with my battery health, which is a great determinant of what your iPhone's resale value will be.

My thoughts exactly
But how do u know it's good if u don't game with it

Legion 2 pro is specifically meant for gaming, it has built in fans that keeps it cool at all times no matter how long you game, has personalized gaming triggers and games at up to 144FPS. In what world would the iPhone be better at gaming that it ?

In addition there's a new Lenovo Y90 and that's what the pro maz should be compared with

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Ribbi:

My thoughts exactly
But how do u know it's good if u don't game with it

I watch its gaming performance videos. I know I'd be upgrading to the 14 pro max, so I don't want anything that'll ruin my chance of selling my phone for a good amount

tecnolad:


Although the iPhone 13 pro max has an amazing processor for gaming, and its processor will kick almost all Android phones' processors out of the water, I do not use my iPhone to game because I do not want anything tampering with my battery health, which is a great determinant of what your iPhone's resale value will be.

So games affects the battery health of a phone?

care4you:


So games affects the battery health of a phone?

Don’t mind him.

What affects battery health is charging cycles. If you allow your phone to drain to below 20% and charge it back to 100% that’s a healthy charge.

Those that keep plugging in their phone to recharge every time even when it’s at 80% are the ones wasting their charging cycles and damaging their battery.

an0daGuy:


Don’t mind him.

What affects battery health is charging cycles. If you allow your phone to drain to below 20% and charge it back to 100% that’s a healthy charge.

Those that keep plugging in their phone to recharge every time even when it’s at 80% are the ones wasting their charging cycles and damaging their battery.

constant prolonged gaming kill batteries too as it tends to heat the smartphone and heat is known to wear out batteries, reason why the Lenovo has inbuilt fans. That Lenovo is a better smartphone for gaming as it was built primarily for gaming. Iphones despite having powerfulful processors that would off course be able to game efficiently without breaking a sweat, are not built primarily for this purpose I.e gaming.

care4you:


So games affects the battery health of a phone?

Playing heavy games generate heat, and heat wears out batteries.

an0daGuy:


Don’t mind him.

What affects battery health is charging cycles. If you allow your phone to drain to below 20% and charge it back to 100% that’s a healthy charge.

Those that keep plugging in their phone to recharge every time even when it’s at 80% are the ones wasting their charging cycles and damaging their battery.

You're trying so hard to sound intelligent, but I see irony in play.

The good thing about android is that there are varieties of mobile devices to sooth your need and as for a gaming phone, the Nubia Redmagic is definitely the best android device for gaming...handles ps2 emulator games flawlessly...this is also my current device

tecnolad:


You're trying so hard to sound intelligent, but I see irony in play.

Is gaming the only thing that generates heat on a smartphone?

What about using hotspot?

Google maps?

Even ordinarily recharging your phone can make that same battery become hot

So what exactly are you trying to tell me that I don’t already know?

Shebi you see the irony in your own level of intelligence now

an0daGuy:


Is gaming the only thing that generates heat on a smartphone?

What about using hotspot?

Google maps?

Even ordinarily recharging your phone can make that same battery become hot

So what exactly are you trying to tell me that I don’t already know?

Shebi you see the irony in your own level of intelligence now

We were talking STRICTLY about gaming. But because say you wan contribute, you no calm down read wetin we dey talk about before you jump enter.

Dey try read ehn

tecnolad:


We were talking STRICTLY about gaming. But because say you wan contribute, you no calm down read wetin we dey talk about before you jump enter.

Dey try read ehn

Wrong

We were talking about someone trying to keep his iPhone battery healthy and you spoke about gaming killing the battery health.

I talked about battery charging cycles and you talked about gaming

Then

You were trying to talk about me trying to sound intelligent and it being ironic, why? Can you explain why you made that post?

tecnolad:


Although the iPhone 13 pro max has an amazing processor for gaming, and its processor will kick almost all Android phones' processors out of the water, I do not use my iPhone to game because I do not want anything tampering with my battery health, which is a great determinant of what your iPhone's resale value will be.

Isn’t this above your post concerning gaming and battery health??

I opined that gaming doesn’t damage your phone battery but you said it does.

That is the genesis of my post

an0daGuy:


Wrong

We were talking about someone trying to keep his iPhone battery healthy and you spoke about gaming killing the battery health.

I talked about battery charging cycles and you talked about gaming

Then

You were trying to talk about me trying to sound intelligent and it being ironic, why? Can you explain why you made that post?

You started your comment with "don't mind him". That was downright rude. Don't mind me because I'm stupid? It's something you'd say to kids. You can intelligently correct or make your opinions without throwing subtle shades.

an0daGuy:


Isn’t this above your post concerning gaming and battery health??

I opined that gaming doesn’t damage your phone battery but you said it does.

That is the genesis of my post

Gaming (especially when it involves graphics intensive ones) puts a lot of pressure on the CPU and GPU. This generates heat, and it will wear the battery out, if that's what you do with your phone constantly.

tecnolad:


You started your comment with "don't mind him". That was downright rude. Don't mind me because I'm stupid? It's something you'd say to kids. You can intelligently correct or make your opinions without throwing subtle shades.

Okay so that was what triggered you?

Sorry, no vex. That guy should mind you

an0daGuy:


Okay so that was what triggered you?

Sorry, no vex. That guy should mind you

K

tecnolad:


Gaming (especially when it involves graphics intensive ones) puts a lot of pressure on the CPU and GPU. This generates heat, and it will wear the battery out, if that's what you do with your phone constantly.

What of people who recharge their phones and it gets hot, or you’re going to tell me you’ve never witnessed your phone getting hot sometimes when you’re recharging and using it?

What about this Uber drives always on google maps and driving upandan everyday, do you think their batteries degrade faster because they use google maps everyday? I am sure you’ve used google maps before (especially if you drive) doesn’t your phone heat up too?

What of those that share network with their smartphone hotspot to their pc everyday? Are their batteries degrading because of the heat too? Don’t you share hotspot with your phone for friends and family sometimes too?

See baba, those who created the device made it possible to play highly intensive games on it without spoiling anything. They (especially apple) test every app on their store with their products to ensure that no app’s usage can damage any components in their devices.

I’ve already told you what degrades batteries (all batteries) on iPhones and it’s called charging cycles

You should google it

an0daGuy:


What of people who recharge their phones and it gets hot, or you’re going to tell me you’ve never witnessed your phone getting hot sometimes when you’re recharging and using it?

What about this Uber drives always on google maps and driving upandan everyday, do you think their batteries degrade faster because they use google maps everyday? I am sure you’ve used google maps before (especially if you drive) doesn’t your phone heat up too?

What of those that share network with their smartphone hotspot to their pc everyday? Are their batteries degrading because of the heat too? Don’t you share hotspot with your phone for friends and family sometimes too?

See baba, those who created the device made it possible to play highly intensive games on it without spoiling anything. They (especially apple) test every app on their store with their products to ensure that no app’s usage can damage any components in their devices.

I’ve already told you what degrades batteries (all batteries) on iPhones and it’s called charging cycles

You should google it

K

an0daGuy:


Don’t mind him.

What affects battery health is charging cycles. If you allow your phone to drain to below 20% and charge it back to 100% that’s a healthy charge.

Those that keep plugging in their phone to recharge every time even when it’s at 80% are the ones wasting their charging cycles and damaging their battery.

Lmao
Heavy Gaming kills your battery health faster. Especially when the phone is hot

Op just buy ps1 if u knw say na game u wan play
I Dey sell TVs too if u need one to complete ur setup

Memberclub:
Lmao
Heavy Gaming kills your battery health faster. Especially when the phone is hot

You guys are mixing up the meaning of draining a battery and killing it.

Gaming drains it and not kills it.

an0daGuy:


You guys are mixing up the meaning of draining a battery and killing it.

Gaming drains it and not kills it.

Gaming kills it because the phone temperature get hot While gaming. The high temperature of the phone damages the battery cells

Memberclub:

Gaming kills it because the phone temperature get high which damages the battery life

Is gaming the only thing that makes a smartphone get hot?

And who told you it’s even the battery that gets heated up? What of its processor and chips on its board?

Haven’t you seen in laptops that the cooling fan isn’t there for the battery? It’s there for the board and processors.

Heat kills batteries I agree but gaming doesn’t heat up the battery

It heats up the gpu and processor and not the battery

an0daGuy:


Is gaming the only thing that makes a smartphone get hot?

Nope. But Gaming is different because one can play it for hours.

an0daGuy:


Is gaming the only thing that makes a smartphone get hot?

And who told you it’s even the battery that gets heated up? What of its processor and chips on its board?

Haven’t you seen in laptops that the cooling fan isn’t there for the battery? It’s there for the board and processors.

Heat kills batteries I agree but gaming doesn’t heat up the battery

It heats up the gpu and processor and not the battery

the heat of the phone gets to the battery 100%

It’s okay. E don do. Playing games on phones damages the battery. I agree

Dream league is not responding on my infinix smart 4 who's experiencing that problem

an0daGuy:


You guys are mixing up the meaning of draining a battery and killing it.

Gaming drains it and not kills it.

Heat is generally not good for battery health. Too hot or too cold will affect your battery health in the long run. And someone said that topping your battery at 80 percent constantly will wear it out. Lol where una dey get this upside down science from? That’s actually the optimum way of maintaining your battery healthy in the long run. Allowing it to constantly go down very low before charging is a sure way of killing the health of your battery quicker.