With SAR being a controversial topic, I thought I'd bring in some research that I've done.
My original point is that as a long time SAR user I'm not that surprised that a Galaxy phone
has a lower SAR value.
I'm not sure how the SAR values of other phones compares to a Galaxy, but I can't imagine
it's too different.
I've already used my Galaxy Nexus with a headband for a couple of years and I still think it's
the best phone for SAR. I'm sure that other phones have better SAR values, but I can't
imagine that they are too different.
So, how can this be?
I've come up with the following theory: - The Galaxy Nexus is an entry-level phone. It's designed to be a low cost phone that willappeal to the mass market.
- Because of this, it is going to have a lower SAR value.
- If you want to have a phone with a high SAR value, you need to look at higher end phones.
- The SAR values of these phones are going to be much higher, as the hardware is geared
more towards people who want to play games.
What do you think?
I have a Galaxy Note, so I'm definitely not in the mass market, but my impression is that aGalaxy phone has a low SAR value.
Because the Galaxy Nexus is aimed at the mass market, I would expect that it has a lower SAR value than a high end phone.
Is there any truth in this?
P.S. I know that some people will disagree with my conclusions. That's fine. I'm curious to seeif others have a different view.
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