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what's up guys David here and despite being over a year old the iPhone success is still technically the fumble style speed test champ and while I already beat most of 2016 flagship smartphones there is one phone that it hasn't faced off against yet and that is its own successor in the iPhone 7 so today we're going to see if the quad-core a 10 fusion chip inside the iPhone 7 is all that is cracked up to be and if so just how much of a difference it actually makes but before we get into it I want to give a big shout-out to Braintree payments for sponsoring today's video so developing your own mobile app can be complex but integrating your own payment option no longer has to be with Braintree your business can accept nearly every type of payment from any device with just one integration everything from pesos to PayPal to Android pay and whatever payment option comes next Braintree simple flexible SDKs make your job and your payments easier learn more at Braintree payments comm / phone buff alright let's get right into it so we'll kick this thing off by starting these stopwatches on each phone where the iPhone 7 gets to step over the iPhone success by snapping the photo a bit quicker as both phones just blaze through that first row of system apps and move on to the gaming row where the iPhone 7 looks to maintain its early lead over the success with it being just about a split second ahead of it but the 6s is proving why it has been the undefeated speedtest champ for so long with it doing a pretty good job at keeping up with the iPhone 7 here in the gaming row only falling maybe a second or two behind despite having the older a 9 chip under the hood but I have a feeling that a 9 chip is going to show its age during this next task in lab sit where both balls will have to create a time lapse from the same exact video file now this is the most processor intensive task in this whole speed test and as you can see the iPhone 7 and its new a10 fusion chip completes it at a much faster rate than the a9 packing success so while the iPhone 7 finally got itself some separation between it and the success after lapses it is worth noting that this was mainly because laughs it really pushes the processors on each phone and with the iPhone 7 having the latest and greatest processor from Apple it obviously bear better finishing the first slap or the time of one minute and eight seconds but what I think is interesting here is outside of lab sit the iPhone success didn't actually fall too far behind in all the other apps within finishing the first lab twelve seconds later with the time of one minute and twenty now this just goes to show you how much of a role storage read and write speeds play in loading up apps and games with both the iPhones here having super fast and vme storage so there you go the iPhone 7 finishes with a total time of one minute and 34 seconds with that first lap seeming to have made all the difference with the iPhone 6s finishing the speeds has 14 seconds later with the total time of 1 minute and 48 seconds making the winner and new fumble style speeds has champ the iPhone 7 that is it for me in this video thank you guys for watching and as always I'll see you in the very next episode