Yorobastard:
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

AudioMonkey:


But how do you enjoy games on touch screen without physical buttons?

I think game specific devices like advanced psp should be built to have buttons and touch functions.
If there's no holding and pressing buttons, then it isn't computer game.

Yorobastard:


There are loads of games that support the use of gamepad if you feel uncomfortable using the mobile screen but then again if you don't train yourself to be better at this games you end up not liking it

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

Illusionale:

That phone can't run games well
Sorry to say

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

Jung:


Never seen someone defend ignorance right down the wire like you sha. I applaud you. Even in the face of evidence you still find a way to stick to the same rhetoric over and over again.

It's very obvious you haven't used an iphone to game before. Play CoD consistently for one week and check your battery health. It will drop at least 2%. Gamers are constantly changing batteries on iphones because of how the battery health is affected over time. Is it not the GPU and CPU that draws power from the battery? So how are they not connected?

A lot of you go just dey use guess work dey answer questions without any real experience.

Even one google search will show you the same thing.

Na wa oh

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

Gaming drains it and not kills it.

Jung:


Never seen someone defend ignorance right down the wire like you sha. I applaud you. Even in the face of evidence you still find a way to stick to the same rhetoric over and over again.

It's very obvious you haven't used an iphone to game before. Play CoD consistently for one week and check your battery health. It will drop at least 2%. Gamers are constantly changing batteries on iphones because of how the battery health is affected over time. Is it not the GPU and CPU that draws power from the battery? So how are they not connected?

A lot of you go just dey use guess work dey answer questions without any real experience.

Even one google search will show you the same thing.

Na wa oh

tecnolad:


I stopped trying to explain when I realized that he doesn't want to know the truth – he only wants to be right, and he'd defend his own opinion, even when it's wrong.

an0daGuy:


You say gaming kills your battery right?

Have you tried playing games with your phone only while it’s being plugged in and recharging? If you try doing this you’d see that your iPhone battery won’t be losing its battery health percentage. When you play games on only battery life it will drain it and you’d have to go plug in your phone to recharge. Recharging batteries is what degrades it’s health and not gaming.

Do you know why? Because you’re not draining it and recharging it which uses your battery’s charging cycles up which is the only thing that shows how much your battery has degraded

Watch my keywords being

draining + recharging = a charge cycle

I’m sure up till this moment you don’t understand what a charge cycle is so i will excuse your ignorance on this matter.

an0daGuy:
You think I don’t I don’t game on my phone? I am an avid gamer and I know how to manage my battery health while gaming. I mostly play graphic intensive games while my phone is plugged in and recharging and play the small games when I’m on the move to retain my battery health because those smaller games drain my battery slower.

You guys should use the google search feature wisely and not just reading what the first page has to offer. Apple will never make an app that would deliberately destroy your phones battery for any reason whatsoever if not there would have been barrages of litigation suits against them by now concerning it.

See the games currently on my phone below, and I’ve been playing them for years.

tecnolad:


So you don't know that plugging your phone to a power source and gaming at the same time will generate more heat and cause the battery to wear faster?

And I'm the ignorant one?

Wait, are you being sarcastic? It will make a lot of sense if all you've been churning out are one big sarcasm meant to introduce your comedy career.

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.

skywalker240:

Go and check out the features of the Lenovo

The iPhone 13 pro is not a match for that particular Lenovo legion

The Lenovo is kind of a mini console

Jung:


Bro e shock me too

Meister:
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

nani667:
✔️

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.

Yinksy09:
Android. I use the Tecno Pova device.

AkpaMgbor:

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.