Phone X vs Google
Pixel 2! #Helpful Post
hey
guys this is Austin today is the
launch
of the iPhone 10 which could be
the
most hyped phone of the year well
unless
you count this of course I
recently
did a video on the pixel 2 and
I
came away with it thinking that it is
one
of my favorite phones I've ever
tried
but how does it stack up to the
iPhone
10 so if we pop this guy open we
see
designed by Apple in California who
cares
about that what I care about is
the
iPhone 10 Wow it actually it's a
little
bit thicker than I thought it's
probably
about the same as something
like
the 8 but interesting the black
looks
really nice so that along with the
metal
band that's sort of this dark
chrome
this is a good looking phone but
before
we get too far into it let's see
what
else we gets surprise surprise
inside
the box is the standard power
adapter
even though you know the cyclone
supports
not only wireless charging but
also
fast charging but you know this
works
we also get a pair of lightning
ear
pods as well as the Lightning two
three
and a half millimeter adapter same
as
pretty much all the iPhone 7s eights
that
kind of thing and there is a
lightning
to USB cable so with the
iPhone
10 powered up the first thing I
notice
is the knotch
now
to be fair the bezels around the
rest
of the phone are really tiny
probably
smaller than pretty much
anything
besides maybe something I think
Alex
yes 8 but the knotch
it's
noticeable although I don't think
it's
gonna be that big of a deal just
using
it for three seconds of almost
forgot
it's there put the iPhone
side-by-side
with a pixel two and the
pixel
2 XL you'll see it's actually
fairly
similar to the size of the
standard
pixel now that is even
including
the fact that this has a five
point
eight inch display which is nearly
as
big as the six inch display on the XL
-
all this being said I actually prefer
these
standard size of the pixel - for
reasons
that I'll get into in a minute
but
it is hard to argue with just how
nice
of a piece of hardware the iPhone
10
is my only slight issue with the
hardware
is the camera homp it's a lot
larger
than I would expect maybe for the
pixel
XL - does have a little bit of a
camera
hump but compared to the iPhone
10
which just kind of rattles around
it's
a lot bigger on the other hand the
iPhone
10 does support wireless charging
or
the aluminum back pixel - does not
both
phones are ip67 rated which means
that
in theory they should survive under
one
meter of water for 30 minutes
however
if you watched my iPhone 7 plus
video
last year it died in about 7
seconds
of being in a bowl of water so
here
goes nothing all right
iPhone
10 is in now let's get the pixel
in
okay well water's going over the
table
what the screens are on I'm going
to
leave them in for one minute because
I
don't want to break my phone's hey I'm
just
being honest right so coming
everywhere
it looks like both phones are
fine
ah sweet I don't have to spend a
bunch
of money inside the iPhone 10 is
the
Apple a 11 Bionic chip which has
three
high power cores and three low
power
cores three gigabytes of RAM and
either
64 or 256 gigs of storage on the
other
hand the pixel 2 has the
Snapdragon
835 which takes for
high-power
cores and for low power cores
puts
them together with 4 gigs of RAM
and
either 64 or 128 gigabytes of
storage
when you take a look at the
performance
in Geekbench though it is
not
even close the iPhone 10 is hands
down
the fastest phone out there on the
graphics
side with GFX bench well it's a
little
bit closer it's still really hard
to
argue with the iPhone 10 which is
really
impressive considering that the
iPhone
has two fewer cores at this point
not
only is it faster than pretty much
any
other phone out there but it's
starting
to approach a lot of high end
laptops
of course benchmarks are one
thing
and real world use is another so
the
pixel 2 is hands down the fastest
Android
phone I've ever tried even
though
yes on paper it might not be
quite
as fast as the iPhone and actual
practical
use it's really hard to see a
difference
some of the iPhone 10 drops
but
the pixel 2 still has a fingerprint
sensor
I've got to say this one is great
always
a place on the back of the phone
which
is really simple to get at but
it's
also incredibly quick so to set a
face
ID on the iPhone it should be
pretty
simple all I need to do is look
all
the way around and it should scan my
face
so raise the phone and swipe up and
it's
unlocked
that's
actually pretty quick I'm curious
though
how well face ID works when it's
laying
flat on something like a table if
i
unlock it here swipe up oh it got it I
still
have my reservations about how
good
face idea is going to be in the
long
run but at first glance it actually
does
seem to be pretty well implemented
well
it's not the most practical thing
I've
got to say that an emoji on the
iPhone
10 are kind of fine so if I hit
record
here hey guys this is lost
are
an emoji worth it now you do need to
learn
some new gestures on the iPhone 10
so
instead of having a home button
instead
you swipe from the bottom to
leave
an app and then you swipe up into
the
right to pull up your multitasking
from
here you can go between your
different
apps or you can use the little
thing
on the bottom to actually scroll
between
which app is open it does say a
little
bit of getting used to but it's
actually
not bad in comparison the pixel
2
feels downright normal so there are
some
cool features such as they're
always
on display which I like to be
able
to see stuff like time date
notifications
at a glance the pixel also
has
Google assistant which I like a lot
more
than Siri so that activate you
should
need to squeeze the frame of the
phone
the main feature of the iPhone
tendo
is absolutely the display it's
rocking
a 5.8 inch 24 36 by 1124 AMOLED
display
now not only is this the first
time
that Apple's gone with OLED but as
you
can see the bezels are absolutely
tiny
what this means is that you're
basically
getting an iPhone 8 sized
chassis
but with a much much larger
screen
I've got to say it works it's
right
up there with the galaxy s 8 no
date
as far as some of the best screens
out
there so it's nice it's saturated
it's
pretty sharp well there is just a
little
bit of color shifting when you
look
at it off angle it is nowhere near
as
bad as the pixels the standard pixel
2
has a pretty decent 1080p 5 inch OLED
display
and while it's something
spectacular
it totally gets the job done
when
you switch to the pixel 2 X
although
that's where you take a hard
turn
into garbage town you look at it
dead-on
the colors are ok but stuff like
Reds
look awfully Brown when you look at
it
off angle it looks very blue and
there
been a lot of reports of issues
with
screen burnin now Google will be
releasing
an update which will
supposedly
help some of this stuff but
when
you compare it to the iPhone 10 it
is
no competition at the very least
audio
is an area where neither of these
phones
have major issues they both have
stereo
speakers you know what I think
they
both sound good but actually do
have
to give the lead to the pixel it's
a
little bit louder and a little bit
clearer
of course that's not a big deal
when
you plug in a pair of headphones as
both
of these have headphone jack oh oh
right
it's 2017 neither of them have a
headphone
jack cameras is where both of
these
phones really excel so the pixel 2
has
a 12 megapixel camera and the iPhone
10
has a pair of them one wide angle one
telephoto
well it might only have a
single
camera some of the energy
I've
gotten from the pixel to really are
incredible
the auto HDR does a great job
of
bringing a ton of dynamic range into
a
shot and it does a really good job of
being
very very sharp it's also
optically
stabilized just like the
iPhone
and the low-light performance is
not
bad either
there's
really not a lot to complain
about
with the pixel when it comes to
the
iPhone 10 you're also getting solid
dynamic
range and because it is the same
camera
from the 8 as well as the 8 plus
you're
also getting nice saturation I
love
the image just look a little bit
punchier
than on the pixel both cameras
also
have a portrait mode so let's start
with
the iPhone 10 that's not bad
so
the advantages of this phone is that
both
of the cameras are optically
stabilized
which actually does make a
pretty
big difference for portrait mode
compared
to the 8 plus on the other hand
the
pixel to sport mode is purely based
on
software so if you look closely
you'll
see that it's not quite perfect
so
some of the edges are a little bit
soft
and it doesn't fully blur the
background
in this shot but a lot of
times
I actually prefer the results from
the
pixel too which is really impressive
considering
that it doesn't have that
second
camera where it really shines is
with
selfie portrait mode yeah look at
that
that's great
so
now it doesn't do a really good job
with
the hair but the background is very
naturally
blurred and we take a look at
it
on the iPhone 10 yeah that's just not
as
good so you can see that my hair is a
little
bit blurry it didn't really
perfectly
cut my shirt out of the
background
either video is also solid so
this
is what the 4k 24 looks like from
the
iPhone 10 and especially you look at
stuff
like stabilization in color it's
nice
if you switch over to the pixel it
is
also pretty solid one of my big
problems
with this mode the auto just
very
good both the iPhone 10 and pixel 2
are
incredibly expensive phones so the
pixel
2 pairs one of the best cameras on
a
smartphone we saw an audio and a
really
impressive build of Android the
iPhone
has my favorite Hardware of any
phone
ever and the screen is right up
there
with the best like the Galaxy s8
and
the node 8 which is where the pixel
falls
apart when it comes to spending
$850
on a smart phone a bad screen is a
straight-up
deal-breaker for me which
leaves
the standard pixel 2 and when you
consider
that it is $350 cheaper than
the
iPhone 10 I'm willing to put up with
the
less impressive screen and the giant
bezels
it really is a crazy crazy good
phone
if you have the budget you're not
going
to be disappointed with the iPhone
10
but for a lot of people the standard
pixel
2 actually makes a lot of sense so
which
one would you guys go for let me
know
in the comments below and I will
catch
you in the next one
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