iPhone 11 Pro vs. iPhone 6S Speed Test By PhoneBuff

Thanks to the LastPass for sponsoring a portion of this video, so we have a special speed test for you guys today we're able to get our hands on a brand new, still sealed in the box. iPhone 6s, plus a phone that almost five years since it was originally released. Apple still supports with the latest version of iOS 13, so we decided to do, but the only logical thing and test, Apple's oldest and still supported, iPhone against their latest and greatest in the iPhone 11 Pro Max. Taking a look at the spec sheets, a lot has changed over the years. The iPhone success has apples a nine chip compared to the industry-leading, a 13 Bionic, and it only has 2 gigabytes around that's half of what Apple is putting in their iPhones today, but the success does at least have fast, NVMe storage, which is super important when it comes to speed and again, both phones are running on the latest version of iOS 13. Now, before we get to the test, I want to thank LastPass for sponsoring at this portion of the video, whether you have an older iPhone or a newer one, or you have an Android phone LastPass can help speed things up when you're logging into apps and websites with it automatically fill in any usernames and passwords for you, which not only makes things faster, but it removes the burden of having to remember a bunch of different passwords to begin with, meaning, no more getting locked out of your accounts, no more having to reset passwords and no more having to write them down since last passes.

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Actually, loading that Excel sheet before the success is able to finish up with word, so a huge difference very early on in the speed test. We'll see the success can do a better job here in Excel, where from the looks of it, it might actually be falling even further behind with it taking almost eight seconds longer to complete the same task. But it does finally join the 11pro in the second row with it, starting to edit a photo here in Snap seed. While the 11pro is a full app ahead of it, working on exporting this clip in Adobe Rush, which is one of the most intensive tasks in this entire speed test and one where we might just see the biggest difference yet considering how much progress Apple is made in there a series chips. So, as the iPhone 11 Pro moves on to the gaming row, we'll get to see how the iPhone 6s does here in Adobe Rush, where it's struggling even before the export task with it taking significantly longer just still open the video project itself and as far as exporting the video as you would expect, it's doing so at a slower rate.

Although I will say for a phone, is this old? It's actually doing a little better than I thought it would, but that's not to say that it's anywhere close to the 11pro, with the 11pro almost done with the gaming row as the iPhone success is just barely getting started with it, which is pretty incredible when you think about it. The iPhone success was the undefeated speech, champ back in 2015, with it, destroying all of its competition in 2016, and even beating some phones in 2017. So to see this big of a difference with the iPhone 11 Pro finishing the first lap before the success is even halfway through the gaming row. It just goes to show you how far smartphones have come, and we're not even done yet with a success. Loading subway surfers flip, diving and fit the fad at a slower rate.

The iPhone 11 might just be able to finish both laughs before the success finishes with the first, which would be kind of fitting, considering the first phone to ever lap. Another phone here fouled off, was when the 6s did it to the note 7, but with the iPhone success. Finally finishing up with the gaming row and moving on to the lightweight apps and the bottom row, the former champ certainly isn't going to get easy and with the 11pro failing to keep Snap seed fully ready to go and with it also failing to keep Excel open. It's going to be close. However, it does look like the 11pro is reopening these last few apps in the second lab faster than the iPhone 6s is loading the lightweight apps in the first lab, which again just goes to show you how far the iPhone has come, which was far enough her to finish the entire test before the iPhone 6s finished, just the first lab, with the success actually taking five extra seconds to do so, we'll go ahead and fast-forward through this second lap, where, with its two gigabytes of RAM, the iPhone success was only able to keep those bottom of four apps open in the background without having to reload every single one of the other apps causing it to finish the entire test in a painfully slow four minutes and 43 seconds over two minutes longer than it took the iPhone 11 Pro max, so just incredible to see how much faster the iPhone has become anyways.

That is it for me in this video. Thank you guys for watching and as always, I'll see you in the very next episode.

Source : PhoneBuff