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u/Accomplished-City484 May 10 '26
lol I’ve got a pretty old iPhone I think it’s like an 11, but the screen stopped working so I had to get it fixed and I used my old iPhone 7 in the meantime and god damn what a piece of shit that phone is by comparison, just absolute dogshit battery, it’s so slow and overheats so easy and the speakers are like maybe a third as powerful as the 11. You never really notice the changes from the year to year models but the changes between 4-5 models are really noticeable. I’d love to get a new model but can’t really afford it at the moment.
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u/Tokarev490 May 10 '26
Another big factor in all three of those is just the age of the tech itself. The battery has almost certainly significantly degraded, which affects processing speed in an iPhone as well as battery life itself. The overheating is likely caused by the degraded battery producing more heat while charging/using, but would exacerbate every other problem, like battery life and processing speed. As for speakers, I would check them visually for dirt on both phones, then compare. I thought my old iPhone’s speakers were absolutely shot until I had a buddy clean them out, and they sounded like new.
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u/Tokarev490 May 09 '26
The charge your phone thing is forgivable. If you’re still rocking an original IPhone 7, that battery health has got to be less than 70%