What do you even need 1440p on a phone for? Why go beyond 1080p, which is more than enough, and sacrifice so much battery life? My phone has a res of 720p and looks fine.
What do you even need 1440p on a phone for?
What do you even need 1440p on a phone for? Why go beyond 1080p, which is more than enough, and sacrifice so much battery life? My phone has a res of 720p and looks fine.
In b4 >poorgay cope
consooooming has destroyed the world of technology and bloated everything beyond a reasonable degree. Worse yet These consoooooooooooooooomers beg for their slavery and bark like dogs at the latest hardware. I was born in a horrible time period.
This OP. I mean just look at this thread, motherfrickers complaining about the graininess of 1080p on a 6 inch display lol
https://www.reddit.com/r/Android/comments/klhbl3/1080p_displays_are_objectively_better_than_1440p/#:~:text=It's%20well%20documented%20that%201440p,for%20UI%20and%20game%20performance.
>plebbit
It is more representative of the average smartphone user than this board is
It's not the CRT days anymore. You can't run multiple resolutions with the same sharpness and clarity anymore. Some monitors can get close with good scalers but native will always be better, hence why they find 1080p worse on a 1440p display...
So use fricking 1080p like a normal person and gain extra battery life as a bonus. Anything more is just memeshit.
Are you hearing voices? I never said i used 1440p. For pretty much all reasons mentioned.
Another thing is that people use their phones as computers now so they want the best specs possible. They even pay computer prices for these things.
makes sense
I would avoid this buy never buying 1440p phones
it is an SE, 4.7 inches.
Every phone is fricking huge these days as well.
I'd love for an iPhone 5 with an edge to edge display.
Why go beyond 720p.
It's called iPhone mini. About the same device size but much larger screen.
They dont make that anymore so the problem will still exist in 5 years' time. Also a larger screen is still gonna be les comfortable to use one-handed, assuming that is what that anon meant.
>3 year old iPhone
Hell nah.
It's going to get updated for longer than any Android released this year anyway.
I don't care about updates.
Ran my old OnePlus 3T just fine until recently
>It's called iPhone mini
Sadly discontinued.
t. 13 mini owner
Well for now, but 12 came out of nowhere too, so I wouldn't be too shocked if mini gets revived in a few years.
Eh, I can physically see the difference between 1080p and 1440p with my eyes. The 1440p one looks nicer, and it's as simple as that for me.
Wouldn't poke too much at 720p, definitely noticeable, especially with every phone being fairly large these days. However 1080p? Yeah, it's still noticeable when putting phones side to side in the store, but for everyday usage? Nothing worthwhile to spend extra on.
These aren't even real 1440p RBG displays. They're pentile OLEDs. Only the green LEDs are 1440p
>diamond shaped sub-pixel structure being fake-ass, deceiving, of different smaller resolutions
You've opened my eyes.
>iToddler cope
>GPU pushed to 15% just to display this shit
???
Go outside and disconnect for a day lardass slob
iSeethe
You will never be japanese (or a woman)
you will always be an iToddler
What I hate about all the phones is that they used flickering displays.
I'm sorry your eyes are shit, genetics is a gamble and it sucks when you lose.
You can manually set any resolution and it'll fit/stretch with black boxes on the sides if you use a different ratio.
I agree that 1080p is enough even on a monitor but when you downscale it looks even better so no reason whatsoever to ever go above 1080p on a high ppi tiny display.