Here’s why iPhone with 1GB RAM perform better than Android with 2GB or more RAM

[Nikos751]

That is quite obvious isn't it

It is, what I wanted to point out is that an iPhone, if we take into account it's price, should not have obvious performance problems after one year and a half.

 

[Vasudev]

It is, what I wanted to point out is that an iPhone, if we take into account it's price, should not have obvious performance problems after one year and a half.

That's why they release new phones every year and half so that users will shell out more, just because the phone lags.

 

[Nikos751]

That's why they release new phones every year and half so that users will shell out more, just because the phone lags.

That's partly true as it's not the case with all phones. A Samsung S5 for example, lags a lot less than an iPhone 6 these days in many user actions.

 

[motox781]

RAM could be a marketing ploy also to sell more phones (4GB for a phone in 2016?). More is not always better. We see that in the PC market: How much RAM does it have? 64Gb...oh, it must be fast! Not...

I use Nexus phones (Nexus 5x, 2Gb RAM). Simple, light, no carrier apps, and no overlay manufacturer Touch Wiz junk + manufacturers apps

I find Android is a much better experience when used PURE vanilla.