I had the iPhone 14 plus since release date and recently upgraded to the OnePlus 12R and i can absolutely agree apple needs to step their game up or knock off about 50% from their phones price
I have had only pleasant experience with OnePlus 12. Returned pixel 8 pro and S24 ultra and kept this.Except android auto incoming and outgoing call bug where phone dialed disappears and calling only shows on android auto screen of the car, this phone has been flawless for me for the price
@@ankitaggarwal708 It depends on your personal preferences. Samsung s23 Ultra is now a year and 7 months old while OnePlus is only like 9 months old. Both phones have 5 year support but, obviously because OnePlus 12 is newer, will have longer support technically... OnePlus 12 also has the latest and greatest 8 Gen 3 chipset while S23 Ultra is equipped with 8 Gen 2. Both phones have fantastic cameras but the S23 Ultra has a bigger zoom- 10x times Vs 6x times on OnePlus 12. Samsung also has a full IP 68 rating for water and dust resistance while OnePlus 12 has a slightly lower IP65 rating. OnePlus 12 trumps the S23 Ultra in some aspects such as battery size, battery life, charging (much faster charging and also has the original charger in the box while S23 like all Samsung has no charger at all), wireless charging is also much faster on the OnePlus (you need a 50W Oppo/OnePlus wireless charger for top speed), lighter at 220g compared to S23 Ultra being 232g... You also get a screen protector with OnePlus. Great screens on both phones with roughly the same brightness. OnePlus 12, however, has a sharper 10-bit 1 Billion- colour screen with HDR, HDR 10, HDR 10+ & Dolby Vision. S23 Ultra has only an 8-bit 16 million colour- screen with HDR, HDR 10, HDR 10+ and no Dolby Vision (not that most people would notice the difference but it's still there). Both phones are solidly built to last. Oxygen OS on the OnePlus does appear to be smoother and better user-friendly than Samsung one UI. S23 Ultra does have a S- Pen Stylus that you get for free in some markets. They both are really great phones and it just depends on what is most important to you and, of course, your personal taste.
@@ankitaggarwal708 Toughie one Check those below if it helps. m.ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-rLp7r6O2u4Q.html www.google.com/url?sa=t&source=web&rct=j&opi=89978449&url=www.youtube.com/watch%3Fv%3DCvaXZbVl9b8&ved=2ahUKEwi7x92dx7-IAxXAZ0EAHfVjN1IQwqsBegQIERAF&usg=AOvVaw1ZocTGuKuCaCmUTBXwMoBS
@@Omkar-wp1bs That's a toughie,too... probably won't be of much help...sorry ... Even the vanilla iPhone 15 does good video that can be used for social media and videography. Don't know if you can get it for $355-415 but it's a decent option. Again,it all depends on what you intend to do. iPhone, obviously, can be used for far more stuff than just videography. With a camera, certain types can be attached to you and shoot in various modes- vertically, upside down, horizontally, etc... you don't need another person to help you with the video. Go Pro 11 Hero and DJI Pocket 2 are such options, for example, even though they do tend to struggle with low light and bright spots. But are very pocketable and attachable. Check that link and decide for yourself. www.techradar.com/news/best-cheap-camera
if you have another mobile and have pc or laptop for editing your videos then go for camera...but otherwise buy an iphone....iphone camera are damm good.....buy a phone instead of camera..you can do alot of things with your iphone
@@Omkar-wp1bs yeah you can go with camera if you have pc or laptop to edit your photos and videos....but there are some serious function in iphone camera which can nearby equal to a camera type photos or videos..
