Does anyone use an iPhone 11? My mother uses an iPhone 11 and says it doesn't lag. Is it really not lag?

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• Anonymous2080 May 13, 2025
  In use, 15.1 system troll + jailbreak At present, there are only two dissatisfaction 1. No 5G 2. Storage space 64G (free 10G or more is not stuck at all)
• Anonymous2081 May 13, 2025
  IPhone11 version 18.4, no lag. There are not many apps, mainly Xiaohongshu, Tomato, Qidian, and WeChat are lightly used. Backup machine. I plugged in a radio and television data card, and the network speed was also good. I am also very satisfied to support radio and television. The battery was replaced with the xr super-capacitor cell. After overcharging and discharging for more than a month, the health level has increased to 98%.
• Anonymous2082 May 13, 2025
  If you don't play games, you won't get stuck
• Anonymous2083 May 13, 2025
  Cards for playing games are not the same as cards for apps
• Anonymous2084 May 13, 2025
  I use an iPhone 12 78 battery, which is very stuck and has no ability to stay in the background at all. Usually, when switching apps, station b-Zhihu, I basically have to watch the opening screen advertisement again after switching two or three times. When I turn on the camera, all the background hangs up. When I enter other apps, I have to re-watch the advertisements. Worth buying "WeChat" For a password transmission scene like Taobao, every app has to watch the opening-screen advertisement, and it is likely that you will have to watch it when you switch from Taobao to WeChat Feishu is almost the same as a camera, but you can't stay there after opening other apps Himalaya is playing in the background, so you still have to watch the open-screen advertisement to switch Himalaya. I have been using iphone, but in these practical scenarios, I really thought it could be used without being stuck. I have never figured out why the up test of Android in the review is to test several apps and switch back and forth. Then one day, I realized that I used cards all the time, but I got used to them. I haven't eaten fine chaff. Prepare 618 to try another Android. What I think now is that there are two kinds of cards: 1. The ability to reside in the background is the ability to switch between multiple apps. Each app has to be reloaded for 5 seconds, 8 seconds 2. Animation fluency. I don't think the 60hz version on iphone is too unsmooth. Let's see it when I switch to Android
• Anonymous2085 May 13, 2025
  The main reason is that the memory is too small. I can't stand changing SE2 to Android. Wait for Apple to release a mobile phone with a memory greater than 8G
• Anonymous2086 May 13, 2025
  My 11pro was stuck as early as 21 years, and my daily shopping app was stuck, and I couldn't open the health code when I entered the door. In the next 22 years, I changed to 13pro, and the health code took off. Two years later, about the end of 23 years, it started to be very slow. It was unbearable to change 15pro, and it is still ok for one and a half years.
• Anonymous2087 May 13, 2025
  My 64XR is very stuck, and the 11 of 256 is smooth 90% of the time. I suspect this has something to do with the size of storage
• Anonymous704 May 13, 2025
  Specially take a ladder to log in and reply: There are elderly people at home, and a Hong Kong version was given to the elderly when it was released at 11pm. The elderly know how to use a certain computer, so 11pm (512g?) It is widely used, including heavy WeChat (WeChat official account, video, etc.), videography, photography, photo retouching (including video imove, etc.), shortcut commands (automation) and our FaceTime to share screens and remote operations, etc. I have been using the current version 18.4.1 so far. It was returned at 16pm during the Spring Festival this year. The reason is that it has been used well, and there is no lag or strange fever. I didn't ask how healthy the battery was, but it was estimated to be below 80%. One of my main machines (although one, indeed the main machine) is 512g Hong Kong version 12pm. I just upgraded from 18.4.1 to 18.5 last night, and it is smooth without lag. Occasionally (occasionally once or twice a month?) When I feel a little hot, I hard start it and it's cool. However, if it occasionally gets hot as a personal hotspot and can tolerate that, turn off the hotspot and get cold. Both machines play games but neither has heavy games. In short, I think most of the old people are true, enough, and not stuck. If you use junk apps from major domestic manufacturers (WeChat, Alipay and the like), it is recommended to hard start them every day or every few days, and the effect is good. (Volume button up-volume button down-press and hold the power button for 10 seconds, and release the power button after seeing Apple logl) FYI.
• Anonymous704 May 13, 2025
  @ Anonymous2088 As far as my personal experience is concerned, I should disagree with you: I have xsmax (family's, I use it occasionally), and I use it at 12pm, 15pm, and 16pm at the same time. Before last night, it was 18.4.1 and today it is 18.5. I use several random mobile phones at the same time every day, and I never feel stuck at 12pm, even xsmax doesn't feel stuck.
• Anonymous704 May 13, 2025
  @ Anonymous564 Actually, I have always disagreed with this view circulating on the Internet. My iPhone (several models at the same time) has always been upgraded to the latest version at the first time, and I won't feel that the lower version is smooth and the higher version is stuck. Of course, I've been using the top configuration since 3gs, and the digital series is unclear.
• Anonymous704 May 13, 2025
  @ Anonymous1855 It really isn't. During the Spring Festival, I gave the old man 16pm1t to replace the 11pm used by the old man. The old man returned it, saying that he was too lazy to bother with it. The current 11pm is very easy to use, with enough capacity without lag, and the battery is acceptable. It is said that if Apple Smart is worth using, it will be changed to 17 flagships then. (Each generation at home tries to be flagship and top-of-the-line. I feel comfortable using it, but I haven't compared it in fact.)
• Poster May 14, 2025
  @ Anonymous704 The top flagship guy is still strong
• Anonymous2089 May 14, 2025
  I have been using mine for more than 5 years. The battery was 72% in the past few years, and it hasn't changed since then. The system is 18.5. Anyway, I will update it every time there is an update prompt. It often gets stuck and heats up, especially when the battery is below 30 or 40.
• Anonymous2090 May 14, 2025
  xr is also not stuck
• Anonymous704 May 14, 2025
  @ Poster One of my main phones is 12pm, and my family's main phone is 11pm. I didn't change to the newer model at 15pm or 16pm. The reasons are three: first, lazy-too lazy to toss; The second is the basis for the realization of the first point, that is, 11pm and 12pm have not been "made do", "barely" or "endured" used so far, but even if 18.4.1 (now 18.5), the two are still used normally without any discomfort or defects. The third is the view of "making the best use of everything"-since it can be used and is not just used, then continue to use it. Because most iPhone models are outdated for a relatively long time, the flagship generally has better hardware, which can last longer than the digital series. As for the top model, it is mainly because I have more videos (mainly referring to consumer videos such as movies). I generally advocate buying flagship top-end models if you have a generous budget and don't consider selling them second-hand. It has little to do with strength, mainly because if the replacement cycle is longer and second-hand is not considered, the flagship is more cost-effective than the non-flagship.
• Anonymous704 May 14, 2025
  By the way, let's talk about the problems of fever or lag, and poor network. Because I use several main machines at the same time, with a main machine but no domestic major manufacturer junk apps, and some main machine use domestic junk apps (especially WeChat, etc.). The conclusion in my practice is: because of the use of domestic junk apps (in fact, there are also a bunch of shameless privacy and hardware resource grabbing apps abroad), the iPhone becomes hot, stuck, and the network is not good. My solution is to eliminate all background apps, and then hard start (up and down the volume, press the power button for 10 seconds to release it). You can try it. As for the online saying that Apple's signal is not as good as Android's, I think there are several main reasons: First, Android's signal is false-in fact, everyone has no signal or poor signal, but iPhone is honest. Second, Apple didn't specifically increase the antenna power beyond the standard (in fact, most of them are not much different). Third, I don't know if Apple iOS is for the sake of power (high probability, right?). After trying several times to find that the base station signal is weak or even absent, it will not actively refresh and look for the base station signal frequently or at short intervals. At this point, the user needs to manually turn on-off the airplane mode, forcing it to actively refresh/look for signals.
• Anonymous2091 May 15, 2025
  I bought the 11 as soon as it came out. Later, I gave it to my eldest sister when she went to college. It's been four years now. I asked her to give her an Apple 16 pro and they refused to change it to me. I told her not to update the system. I used it very smoothly. I am myopic, I am very interested in the 11 screen, but my sister just won't give it to me
• Anonymous2091 May 15, 2025
  The system is still 13.6 or something, the earliest stable version
• Anonymous2092 May 16, 2025
  The XR is in hand, the battery is 80%, and it can be used as a backup machine. I can't feel stuck during ordinary operations, but some apps will crash