Next two comparisons will be these two phones vs Galaxy S21 Ultra. My last comparison was Sony Xperia 1 III vs Galaxy S21 Ultra: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-2r6cqO4E3Ts.html
Apple is well known for making best silicone chips, like M1 Max, also known for privacy protection. In Bosnia everyone is bullying if i bring my old iPhone 6s because of a one camera, but look, Apple's silicone A9 chip from 2015 is still good and getting more updates than theirs.
The fact that the iphone is fully optimized for the majority of apps out there, and the Google tensor chip just made its debut less than a year ago shows a whole lot! How Google pulled this off I do not know but bravo👏👏👏
I bought my Pixel 6 Pro a few days ago, idk why but I love watching videos on things I've already purchased. I absolutely love what they've done with the Pixel 6.
The only thing I can say is that I am satisfied with what Google has done with this pixel 6, it is at the level of an iPhone and on certain occasions better than it, and that only with a chip that is not as powerful I understand that it is its first model I can't imagine the beast that Google would manufacture with its next processors and terminals without a doubt Google is better.
Are you down? how is android better? the fact that it started 3 seconds faster? ahhaha🤦🏾♂️🤦🏾♂️🤦🏾♂️ the android iPhone will never catch up, the iPhone already even has a battery that lasts longer, although it is smaller on the iPhone😂😂😂
Also they support you to repair your phone, they give you tools for the fingerprint sensor on their site if you change the display, and they included a band to pull out the battery
@@vanek02_ iphone is boring you can get a new iphone every year but it would run the same software and you wont feel that you really upgraded and there’s so little customisation that u can do on an iphone.
@@praveenp5540 stop looking at what trolls say lol its the first in house chip Google has ever made it isn't an exynos samsubg makes the display as they do even for Apple now but not the chip period stop listening to trolls In the comment section somehow people don't realize designing it and then manufacturing for mass peoduction it is different
@@superstringsbro hard to judge sound over video tbh the way it picks up on the midst and treble is probably good also the speaker location he did no justice with the iPhone on its back doesn't get interference the pixel will lol thays why it sounded a bit weird but he said he prefered the pixel sound anyways
You cannot really compare the two phones in terms of loading webpages. There are multiple factors involved there. They could be connected to 2 different servers for example. The webpage could be differently coded for different browsers. That is not really a fair ground to test.
@@ĪĪMizumiĪĪ its still objectively better, it doesnt matter if you care about the slight speed difference... one is objectively better than the other. end of.
@@surtmcgert5087 one comparison and only one phone from each company really doesn't show how much they can differ from time to time and depending on certain situations. I'm sure the results change a lot based on many things especially when it comes to wifi cand cellular connections. Not leaning towards one side or the other, just stating this.
I’m an iOS fan, and going for the pixel too But why on some youtubers videos show that the pixel battery is so bad, is it cuz they have early version of it ?
@@pablo7610 Idk bit I've seen a couple of other RU-vidrs said it's good and some say it bad but the ones I watch had a day In Life with it and it lasted basically the whole day with some intense games and photography
@@pablo7610 The battery at first might seem like it's not good, but it adapts to what you use, adapting the battery to your use and making a whole lot better. Plus earlier versions of pixel phones have slight software bugs that Google can later fix.
Nobody says apple has smooth animations cuz they have 60hz on all their phones except 13 pro/Pro max. Asus rog prob has smoothest as it has 144hz display
@@ogefsr bruh, he's saying that the tensor chip in Google (first ever Google chipset) competes with a 14yr old SOC Iphones have made their own SOC I think it was A4 back 2011/12 and the pixel competes with as soon as it launched That's hella surprising
@@colinmailman3562 pixel 6 is 600$ and has the same performance as pixel 6 pro. Only advantage of pixel 6 pro over pixel 6 is optical zoom camera and bigger screen, otherwise they're the same phone lol. I kinda don't understand why the pro costs 300$ more like 300$ more just for optical zoom and bigger screen seems not worth it to me. 8gb ram vs 12gb ram doesn't make any difference on a phone, both are overkill
@@damara2268 pro has the mmwave which is $100 extra. Pixel 6 mmwave version is $700 sold by verizon and stuff. So the actual difference from screen and camera is $200 but the mmwave is a hundred bucks extra.
You cannot compare just by looking at boot time of each application since they are different Operating system and apps are Designed in completely different way.
@@alexeyohms25 yes I am aware... But David Clark said "I have an iPhone xr" and said how colour accuracy on the pixel was better than his iPhone. Somone then replied to that saying that's because oled is better than LCD, and then you or somone else.im not sure replied to that saying iPhones use oled... Which is where I say that the iPhone xr does not have an oled screen... I hope that makes things clear
He just reads stats. That doesn't say much. You can just google and read all these numbers if that's what you're looking for. For example "Pixel has double the RAM". Yes that is true, but it doesn't really matter, when they use different amounts of RAM because of different operating systems and optimizations.
You are correct here. Internet tests are rarely something you can go out of. Also depending on if you`re connected to 2,4GHz WIFI or 5GHz WIFI. The only thing you can look at is specs. Ofc if one phone supports WIFI 6 and the other one dosen't. You have a clear winner. Other than that, internet tests is not relevant.
You can actually unlock the pixel without turn on the screen, and since iPhone is always reading your face I think you should start with the screens off and unlock from Black for both.
That's true, but for the iPhone I still need to swipe upwards after pressing the power button, which is an extra step. I want both phone having only one step and doing it simultaneously
@@PhoneBattles no offense but that's iphones problem to address, but for is to compensate for. You didn't compensate for build material contributi, ng to Wi-Fi performance. Now I do admit that I am biased and I prefer anything Google over anything Apple, so that may be the reason why I just want to point out every single aspect of superiority. And before the Apple fan movies start killing me the iPhone 13 is a superb phone in all fields.
Iphone dose win, but consider that this is a first gen pixiel chip on a brand new release of andriod, there are definitely going to be some optimisations done.
@@PhoneBattles you are doing a speed test so you can't compensate any ios problem in day to day life this extra step will irritate someone who is switching from Android
If Android 13 focuses on RAM Management and optimization with Tenzor, it could match or beat iOS. Pixel delivers similar performance without optimzacion like iOS, it is impresive and I need a Pixel now.
I think every android manufacturer should start focusing on ram management and optimization not just Google. google should do there's for there new tensor, manufacturers who use snap dragons should too, the rest should also do the same (mediatek)
IPhone absolutely massacres any other phone including Pixel in battery test. Battery optimization is one of the strongest characteristics of iPhone. I'm sure pixel battery will improve as updates roll in.
Other RU-vidrs have covered this topic in detail. iPhone 13 Pro Max trounces pixel pro. However the pixel pro should give you a days worth of phone use but the iPhone can get you to the next day.
@@martinangelomooney1010 literally bro AHAHAHAHHA I tested my friends s21 face ID U CAN UNLOCK.IT WITH A 2D picture u can never do that on a iPhone, and not to mention face ID without a notch literally is ass in very dark conditions. So yh the notch is very important
Best reviewer so far seen . So straight forward , simple and organized . Loved it bro🔥🔥 And pls always be like this straight forward and simple and orga
And the winner is: iPhone Pro Max for those preferring the iOS experience Pixel 6 Pro due those who want the best Android experience Side note: I'm team Android/Pixel this is what the Pixel should have been years ago.
or just buy an s21 ultrafor the same damn price, atleast here in Sweden lol. Even the 13 pro max are the same price as the pixel here, so fck the pixel xD
It is so stupid to compare two phones just opening apps, I’m a mobile developer and that kind of delay could be for the architecture itself. It is sad to check the comment box with a lot of Android fanboys defending the platform and also a lot of Apple fanboys saying that 0.0002 sec was a huge difference. These kinds of videos polarize the opinion in general, I hope you will enjoy those 0.00002 seconds.
i think they're both pretty much on the same page. they hype up the speed of the A15 bionic but i really don't see why. no one will ever notice that marginal speed difference in real life, and the new tensor is literally in the same exact ball park as it. the bionic may be more efficient, but apple has been doing what apple does for a long time. i think the new tensor is a step in the right direction and a great starting point for google entering this new decade.
@Apple Genius absolutely right I couldn't agree more. And the fact that's it's so optimized for speed and performance means it's also really power hungry. Apple chips are well balanced and still think they're the best of the best.They set the standard for the entire industry.
@@AndyGarcia-ch1ci also iPhones last longer because of the power of the processor. You can literally upgrade every 5 years if you wish. Not so easy with Android phones.
@@milanvillan google is amazingly optomized and support older models, my pixel 4 is still like brand new. only difference is honestly battery doesnt last as long as it used to but still goes the whole day. thats normal and happens to even i phones.
In this video, android and ios look like twins, gestures, animations, the way you interact with each...oh well, look back at how this all started, just to get so similar in the end...
Now I’m kinda “concerned” for the iPhone / Samsung Market. With google phones becoming exponentially better in a short period of time, previously Unknown International Phone companies becoming more prominent, and with Tesla potentially entering the phone market, it’s gonna be a strain on iPhone and Samsung
@@alexeyohms25 Depends on the perspective of a person. For example the very first pixel brought a large, great quality screen + OLED, something which apple didn’t bring until an entire year with the iPhone X ( pixel released Oct 2016, iPhone X released Nov 2017 ) ( at the time of the pixel release it was competing with the iPhone 7 and SE )
Have they become better. On the Android sites you always read about the issues with this phone and all their previous. They sell nowhere near as much as Samsung or Apple and have so many issues.
i wouldnt get too worried, the isheep will insist iphone is the best value most amazing best godly best goodest amazingest awsomest bestest phone ever made and not even giving them a pixel for free would make them change thier mind because they dont want to change their mind because they know they are right so theres nothing for them to change their mind about
@@surtmcgert5087 I’ve seen you on quite a few comments now bringing this agenda against iPhones. There’s a reason apple can charge the prices they do and still control the majority of the phone market. It isn’t sheepish or that bs it’s about user experience and whether you agree or not it has a more popular interface and system. Other reasons lie with things like privacy apple makes that a standpoint for that unlike competitors. Unlike most tech companies including Google they make no income from selling user data which is one of Google’s primary sources of income ( the pixel and other devices account for a tiny amount) and that’s why you never see apples phones go on sale bc they don’t need as many customers as Google to make the same money. Google wants as many customers as possible as the money they make on data mammoths that on the profit on their phones. No I’m not a iPhone fanboy Ive had both androids and iPhones in the past I just understand their business model and can see why it makes them so much more successful then their competitors.
@@mattellison3223 the problem i have with this is that your wrong from the get go. Apple doesnt make the most phone sales... apple doesnt have the majority of the market... so you cant say iPhones are more popular because by the definition of the word... they are not. privacy, your right google makes the majority of its money from data. but your iphone isnt as private as you think... google didnt pay apple something like $15billion dollars to be the default search engine just for a laugh... in terms of apps asking for things like locations, android 12 and ios 14 do that, android tells you when an app is using your camera or microphone, idk about ios but i imagine it does the same. i promise you most people dont know about privacy or the specs of their phone, if you asked people at random i imagine most of them wouldnt know, but id bet that if you ask somone with the latest iphone if they think its the "best" they will just say yes. most people have iphones cuz "they are the best" and they are cool and all their friends have one so they want one to. Obviously i cant test this theory but i recon its a safe bet. look, iphones are not bad, they are very very good but... in lots of areas they are not the best, and they certainly are not good value but if somone wants one then hey, whatever makes you happy. you just cant say "iphones are the best" without first defining "best" and secondly knowing what your talking about
@@rafaelstachissini take a look at the iphone 11 pro max. If you are going to compare its battery life today among its contemporaries, it would still outlast them despite the age. For example 11PM vs samsung galaxy s10+. Iphones, at least for the max models, ages gracefully
*You without a shadow of a doubt makes the best test that can be done and always does it in honest and sincere ways using everything that is most used between smartphones to make your views and that is why I like your channel very much and also like to be always sharing so that you can grow more and more! These other channels out there are not honest and do as they want to give favoritism to those who pay more for them and this I find absurd of ridiculous!* *That's exactly why I say that your channel is the best of all...*
Amazing the A15 scores nearly twice as high on GB5, yet is consistently slower opening app most apps, even intense games. Makes you wonder how well optimized the A15 really is… I will say i am very impressed that Apple is able to do so well with just 6GB of RAM.
I've been saying this all along benchmarks don't mean squat when you want these two phones head-to-head pixel is faster I know I have both and overall the pixel phones far superior then the bloated price iPhone 13 Pro Max which I am about to send back
@@richardcerritelli9657 it isn’t far superior. Don’t be hyperbolic. They are both phenomenal phones. Opening apps incredibly marginally faster isn’t a reason to say one is better than the other. They are both very fast, take very good pics, have access to lots of services. Pic your preferred ecosystem and be happy.
RAM is not a matter here. Apps written on Android are made in Java which works different than languages used on iOS. To put it simple, you cannot compare ram to ram when different languages are used, and Java requires more.
The pixel score on geekbench is around 3k and 1k on the single core. For people that freaked out with how the pixel did. Sometimes geekbench doesn't run correctly.
@@JamilKhan-hk1wl Not really When submitting an app to the App Store, we submit only the app, not the source code. The review that's done is to make sure the app works as it says it should, but maintaining code quality is left to the developer
The app you testing in android is build in other language with other platform, but the same app you testing in ios is also build with different platform swift, they both have different stability depends on the developer added features :D Only the automation engineer can test this features
tbh i love the warmer colors on the pixels video and even the overall video is pretty close. iphone overexposed some trees so it lost their leaves and the pixel only has 30fps on the other not main lenses
BRUH DUDE DIDN'T YOU GUYS NOTICE? Let me by 100% sure and as a really old apple user tell that the front cameras were the opposite!!! FIRSTLY, IF you notice on iphone its blear and not clear, this is because of the lack of auto focus that ANDROID HAVE. SECONDLY, the skin of the body (especially face) is always more colored on iphone as you can see. AND LAST BUT NOT LEAST, if you watch carefully at the stabilisation of the two, that of the pixel is much better, COME ON.. WE ALL KNOW THAT IPHONES ARE THOSE WITH THE BEST STABILISATION SO MUCH IN VIDEO AS IN CAMERAS SO FAR! Now are you convinced that this guy is an impostor?
It's crazy to me that iPhone's processor is up to 80% faster in benchmarks, but almost no perceptible difference loading apps. The only time you see a significant difference is in processing photos. iPhone will process nighttime photos in 2-3 seconds whereas Pixel will take 5-7 seconds. Ultimately Pixel takes better nighttime photos though so a worthy tradeoff in that case.
@@skyisbluexd but no matter how fast your CPU is in smartphone cause after a certain extent you won't get the results. Time to check for other things when you buy flagship smartphones. Cause CPU are already fast enough for a smartphone.
Both very nice phones. I would say the pixel is faster mostly, but as a personal preference I prefer IOS over android. Like the way google has found the right direction with the pixel 6
No one gonna talk about the fact he had a fake iPhone 13 until 5:58 when he swapped it on the safari test you can tell it was a fake because it had a fatter bezel at the bottom whereas the real one has a consistent thinckness in the bezel