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Surely the comparisons are for many really hateful, but they help us users to analyze which can be the best devices, and in this case, also to see how the evolution of a certain brand has been throughout its history by putting face to face all the terminals of the same series. In this particular case, I think today's going to be curious, because it will also reveal the secret by which it seems to you that an iPhone has more sound than another depending on the model you are talking about. And no, they were not hallucinations, since each of the Apple models came with a different volume on the speaker.
Actually, what had been something that many users had reported, and that even some measured in the case of some terminals, is fully demonstrated in the video above. In it we see how the volume that is measured directly from each of the speakers of the different iPhone varies according to the model, and it does so at the rate of increasing as the terminal progresses. Of course, there is an exception and in case you have not seen the full video, we will tell you about it right below.
Below we point out the voice volume that the speakers of each of the iPhone generations have. As you can see, the volume has increased with each new model in the series. However, in the case of the iPhone 6 Plus versus the iPhone 6, which are in principle from the same range and only differ on the screen, there are differences. In fact, the iPhone 6 has a little more voice than the iPhone 6 Plus has.
Registered volume on all iPhones
- iPhone 2G: 94.3 dBA
- iPhone 3G: 98.6 dBA
- iPhone 3GS: 103.6 dBA
- iPhone 4: 92.9 dBA
- iPhone 4S: 101.1 dBA
- iPhone 5: 104.0 dBA
- iPhone 5c: 102.0 dBA
- iPhone 5s: 103.6 dBA
- iPhone 6: 105.4 dBA
- iPhone 6+: 105.0 dBA
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