following up with a few my previous videos I want to do a performance test
with the iphone 5 running the GM of iOS 10 which will be available on September
13th I believe to everybody so i do have the gym here installed on an iphone 5 I
kind of wanted to do this test on an iphone 5 since it'll be the last device
that will support iOS 10 and probably a device that will be widely used through
is 10 so just kind of gives you a real world performance of what to expect on
here I don't want to do a boot thing because it takes too long so it took
about forty six maybe 45 seconds to boot from iOS 10 which is actually pretty
good considering some of the iOS 9 and especially the iOS 9 beta is were almost
up to 60 seconds of 58 seconds i have that in a few other videos if you want
to check that out so one of the first things i want to jump in to see how
quickly the animations are reacting and so far to me it seems like apples done a
pretty good job you can see a little leg right there but overall things pop up
actually the control center to me seems a little quicker and iOS 10 then it was
in iOS 9 opening applications as you can see there the animation seem nice and
smooth
they're not choppy or anything that you would see usually in beta so very
welcome in that sort of way
the next thing i want to do is check out how apps launch so I want to open up a
couple laps here you see in the future and the switcher but we're going to jump
in open up some applications and as you can see here it's actually not too bad
i'm in a good Wi-Fi stone so should load up pretty quickly with the app store
being a big gap this is a pretty good example of what to expect
jumping into our camera here so not too bad
switching from video will focus you can see seems to react pretty quickly so
there's a little leg on that last one there then jumping into photos
Super Mario so as you can see here it's not too bad in just real world
performance opening and closing jumping through applications that are already
open seem to be pretty smooth some apps won't open like instantly radon on that
obviously had to kick in the location services so i would say overall
application seem to open pretty good third party apps main work better once
they're updated but and YouTube they're taking its sweet time
again for translations so that just kind of gives you guys a an example of
opening up the different apps on iOS 10 it seems pretty smooth jumping back and
forth in teach applications pretty quick and I'm fairly impressed with how Apple
did that they're so I would expect this to be a welcomed improvement especially
this being the iphone 5 so the next thing I was going to do is a speed test
so we will check out Wi-Fi speeds because in iOS 8 it was pretty crazy to
eliminate everything here even though it shouldn't make a difference will just
kill all the applications running and open up speed test
now we should theoretically get as fast as it can go
the I iphone 5 I believe can get up to a hundred megabits should be a gigabit so
I did have some other results here there were little better but i find the
antenna and the latest iPhones or and soon the iphone 7 or just amazing if you
have a wireless AC it is really fast and you get your full download speed but
that seems to actually pretty average for this device so quite happy with that
although I'm more happy with that so yeah I would say there's no Wi-Fi issues
speed issues
it seems to be pretty good i'm on the second level of my house and my Wi-Fi
routers on the main level and I don't have a booster up here right now so
that's actually not too bad and then the last thing i want to do was run a good
old geekbench because scores always means something to nerds and people like
me I like to see how it performs in its real world so we're going to use
geekbench for which is geek benches latest release here and as you can see
here were on the iphone 5 iOS 10 . 0.1 and we have the a6 chip there's nothing
open and running here so we'll begin i will speed this up because I mean if you
guys wanna watch I believe it can take up to eight to ten minutes because this
performance he was like 22 20 minutes so i won't make you bear through that
alright so we're back after the Geekbench here and as you can see the
single core scorers actually not too bad of 759 i believe the average is 7 19 and
then the multi-core score did not that bad as well so I mean this isn't a very
fast device it is Apple's only 32-bit iphone left for the iOS 10 but did
pretty good to show average scores across other devices here I just loaded
up on geek benches website so as you can see the iphone 5c usually sit like 119
then I iphone 5s are usually testing around seven thirty so we actually got a
little better than the average scores they're quite as you can see here as you
go up some of the higher scores of the other devices so anyways guys my overall
experience using the iphone 5 on an iOS 10 betas all the way to the GM is it
worth the upgrade
yes definitely unless you're on an old old firmware that was jailbreakable i
would definitely jump on the iOS 10 it's going to give us
new features sadly not all the new features that everybody gets with the
newer devices but you will really like the change and the studio and the apps
that come with it or just so much better so i definitely would give a shout out
to that one more thing you can delete a lot of your stock applications which I
know a lot of you really want to be able to do so it also is definitely worth the
upgrade for that
thanks for watching guys make sure you like this video stick around for a
channel for more videos on the iphone 5 as it progresses through iOS 10 and
we'll see you guys again next time