Apple A15 Bionic – an 6-core chipset that was announced on September 14, 2021, and is manufactured using a 5-nanometer process technology. It has 2 cores Avalanche at 3230 MHz and 4 cores Blizzard at 2020 MHz.
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CPU Performance
90
Gaming Performance
91
Battery life
96
NanoReview Score
92
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The Apple A15 Bionic chipset is excellent for daily use, offering improved battery life, efficient performance for work and easy file storage, high-quality photos, and a satisfying camera experience. There are no issues with lag or the like, and even for gaming, this chipset demonstrates high potential. The A15 Bionic deserves a top spot, just under the Apple A16 Bionic.
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Zhinazhu16 August 2022 02:25
I hope Apple can honestly say that their best chips are made in Taiwan, and their hearts are given by Taiwan, not China. For the sake of the Chinese market, Apple masks this fact as if one forgets who gave him life.
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Danno17 August 2022 01:06
God save Taiwan, at this point he’s the only one that can
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augie smith03 October 2022 04:03
Made in Taiwan with a $140 million ASML lithograph machine made in the Netherlands.
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Victor09 February 2022 03:24
Why would you shoot 8k on the phone? A lot of memory … 4K it’s enough. I just switched from note 20 ultras to iPhone 13 pro. Gaming and battery are just uncomfortable to compare. Samsung overheating, lagging and battery drains like no tomorrow on Rising of Kingdom mobile. iPhone stays cool, smooth, and battery normal. You judge.
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Senal10 April 2022 05:53
same here never ever going to buy Samsung "THE HEATING IRON"
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bruh12 April 2022 21:43
that's because the a15 isn't that strong, it's just very optimized
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borg18 June 2022 01:52
Phones and devices running on Sprint towers had a nasty habit of superheating in my experience. Perhaps your Samsung devices fell victim to the Sprint towers as well.
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S22Ultra04 July 2022 23:36
"Samsung overheating"
bro, maybe you got the EU/KR Exynos version of Note 20 Ultra??
I have the Galaxy S22 Ultra (ROW) Snapdragon version and it's not "overheating" as you've said lol.
It's normal for a chipset to crank up becs you're using it and it depends on the ram size of the game like Genshin Impact swallow! Whether it be the most optimized phone you got, playing games like Genshin Impact is no excuse! it will heat up. stop with the nonsense lol.
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Smartphoner26 January 2022 18:03
Which battery lasts longer, when doing the same tasks like browsing and watching Youtube?
iPhone 13 Pro
- with A15 Bionic, which consumes 6W
- and has a 3,000 mAh battery.
Nokia C20
- with the Unisoc SC9863A, which only consumes 3W
- and has also a 3,000 mAh battery
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Tom28 January 2022 14:30
lol, you are comparing the flagship and the entry-level smartphone, that it's a huge difference.
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Smartphone28 January 2022 16:38
Tom, It's a valid question. Which battery lasts longer? When not playing 3D games.
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anon06 February 2022 20:51
Smartphone, I’d say the iPhone lasts longer, if you are not using the full CPU it’s really power Efficient
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borg18 June 2022 01:36
The iPhone 13 will probably be best since the OLED pixels will turn off when needed for dark scenes such as scenes involving space. Also, the lack of LTE bands and the lack of internal tech make the iPhone SE a better deal than the Nokia since there is only 1GB of ram or possibly 2 at most and an outdated Android Go version VS 3 or 4GB on the SE and more on the 13 Pro.
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Kindle19 July 2022 17:18
Smartphone, A15 will last longer and probably several times so. 6W is maxed power consumption, A15 will consume a small fraction of that for lighter tasks while weak Unisoc will have to work at full speed and consume all max 3W for almost any task because it's so slow. That's not even considering all kinds of optimizations in A15 which will definitely be much more advanced than in Unisoc.
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kabina20 December 2021 13:20
where's the L1 memory?
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710high18 December 2021 11:24
is this phone made in china?
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Hfkgkf10 February 2022 03:04
Most of the Apple devices are made in china. But I am not sure if some of the parts or devices are made in other countries.
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Jk303 October 2021 04:20
Qualcomm is really falling behind more than ever. I say they stop this smaller chip size so they can hold more power and put many into it and work on it instead of decreasing the size every year. I say stick with 5nm and improve before you move to 4 and 3nm. Quit the race for smaller transistor size.
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AGuyThatNoName19 October 2021 11:01
i wonder if the others mobile cpu manufacturers get cooperate with desktop gpu manufacturers like nvidia and amd (no intel sh*t) how it would be yeea...
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Uvk21 October 2021 05:39
Yep, nobody cares about the size if you don't get the performance
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1+1=205 January 2022 02:44
Qualcomm uses Samsung's 4nm node for production which is significantly worse than TSMC 4nm. So, if Qualcomm used TSMC like apple and the other companies then it's very possible that Qualcomm would be faster in every aspect whilst being way more power-efficient.
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Andy19 September 2021 16:30
Apple at its best again, its amazing how far did mobile chipsets go
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Thomas24 September 2021 08:48
But exynos 2100 Support 8K 60fps video Playback
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Leon24 September 2021 10:20
Thomas, Why do you even need 8k on a around 6 inch display? while the s22 standard one will have a 1080p display
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Thomas24 September 2021 14:03
Leon, What's the point of display Resolution Samsung Already Make 2K+ Display Quality Phone (S9+).I think S21 Ultra 5G Is A Good Choice
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Dominic09 October 2021 10:33
Thomas, You're joking, right?
Exynos is the worst processor in the world.
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Bert23 October 2021 00:51
Thomas, And what is the point to support the 8k, if the 8k video shoots looks like an overscaled 720p video? Did you checked any 8k video, how much details missing, and how crap they are looks?
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Samsung05 November 2021 17:24
Bert, For 8k video your Iphone is not capable that's why you did not seen that😆😁
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Janskitech30 December 2021 16:24
Samsung, No, actually it sees it so much that exposes the joke behind 8K 😂😂
