iPhone 14 Pro Max vs. Galaxy S23 Ultra vs. Google Pixel 7 Pro vs. OnePlus 11 Charge Test

[@imattultra1623]

The results of the Pixel 7 Pro and S23 Ultra are swapped at the end. The one plus charging rate is insane though 😳

[@PhoneBuff]

Oops. Good catch!

[@zombi6535]

Too bad oxygenos is ass

[@imattultra1623]

@zombi I don't have much experience with anything other than One UI or Pixels. I just wish all android phones were up to Samsung's software standard in terms of features and optimisation. It makes it really hard for me to consider anything than Samsung for my next phone after seeing the battery test

[@mwbgaming28]

@@PhoneBuff Doogee V MAX battery life test, show the people a world without battery anxiety

[@St1ick]

@@PhoneBuff I literally replied to your own comment before this guy commented 😭

[@HeisenbergFam]

This man really takes quality over quantity approach and I respect that

[@nidalspam509]

he does😩

[@alexbretaudeau]

Yeah but a video like this one doesn't take very long to film or edit 🥴

[@ramonvc260799]

@@alexbretaudeau How do you know? Sure, he doesn't add mindblowing effects to his videos, but at least 95% of viewers will not care. Also, the phones took over 9 hours of life combined, which required some degree of supervision, plus the robot must be programmed for the phones. To many of us, he makes the most concise drop/battery/speed/charging tests in KZbin, straightforward, unbiased, and doesn't add unnecessary content. He really makes quality content

[@Coolhand69]

Just like that Walter White guy, ironic you say Heisenberg

[@alexbretaudeau]

@@ramonvc260799 I totally agree with you. You can't ask for more in this video, it's well made, concise, straight to the point, a perfect KZbin video. The thing is that they upload less than two videos a month. What I was saying is that even if this video is very high quality, it doesn't take 2 weeks to make, in 2/3 days it's done. So even wanting to upload more quality and less quantity videos, they could upload twice or three times as much videos without having a negative impact on the quality of them.

[@PhoneBuff]

A new approach to conducting charge tests compared to how we've done them in the past. NOTES: - There was an editing error at the end. The final results displayed for the Galaxy and Pixel were swapped. - We used the 30W Apple charger for the iPhone (sold separately). - We used the 45W Samsung charger for the Galaxy (sold separately). - We used the 30W Google charger for the Pixel (sold separately). - We used OnePlus' included 80W charger.

[@St1ick]

You stuffed up the ending at 5:27

[@thevarietykid686]

I like this fast charging concept, but I’d like it if you could charge for longer (at least 20 minutes) because when I plug in my phone, I’d normally charge it for longer, especially if it’s dead.

[@weemanhirzenhain]

Results for the pixel and galaxy are written on the wrong device.

[@thevarietykid686]

@@weemanhirzenhain I noticed that as well

[@Cart_ama]

At 5:34, the Galaxy and Pixel's time are swapped, just letting yall know lmao

[@EliteTheVII]

5:32 editing error? Context: The S23 Ultra and Pixel 7 Pro switched how long the battery lasted for, it's supposed to be 2h & 55mins for the S23U while the Pixel is 1hr & 24mins

[@jordanbenger5227]

Yes your correct

[@gdnp666]

Yep. I saw it too

[@Adamtendo_player_1]

I wish that was really the results at the end between the Pixel 7 Pro and S23 Ultra cos I can’t stand Samsung and their software and love the Pixel and the Pixel software .

[@tnmyk_]

You interchanged Pixel and S23's time duration at the end of the video Great video! I hoped you'd have charged them till 100% and included the total charging time in the video as well

[@baoquoc3710]

there's a lot of videos that's doing a full charge between phones already

[@BudgetNugs]

It takes 3 videos just to charge the iPhone to full. Another 2 just to drain it. iPhone is definitely the most energy efficient and OnePlus is the most time efficient. Everyone else is in the middle.

[@thazzie7913]

@@baoquoc3710 do you know any good ones? I've been looking but can't find any reputable ones

[@sanyam.k]

This is exactly how these tests should be conducted, people forget that some Chinese phones might die early than S23U and 14 PM, but they can be back up again in literally minutes.

[@CrappyEntertainment]

This is a great way to check battery charging speed! Nice thought process

[@DeMolition2208]

Realistically if you can only charge for 10min you're turning on battery saver. Pixels battery saver seems incredibly good.

[@darenihill]

I'd love to see a 15 minute charge added in to the normal battery tests

[@mzeetembo27]

Slip in 5 more mins for the apple boys ... I see what You did there😂

[@darenihill]

​@@mzeetembo27 no apple love here. In fact from this test you can imagine most fast charging Android phones would get a bigger benefit. I'd just think it's a better simulation of day to day use to charge for a bit during a battery test

[@Lgame0143]

@@darenihill No wonder Androids are way more expensive. Buying batteries every year is really great 😂😂😂 I was an Android guy, but i left because it would warm up my phone, and i would pay 100-200$ every year for a new battery. They are cheap and good, this i need to say, but there are a lot of drawbacks here: The security, the battery performance, the space required (better cameras for better photos take a lot of space), the performance itself is so good for the phone, because it doesn’t need a lot of power. I had an One Plus 7, and my experience wasn’t good. I have right now a 3 year old iPhone, and its still good. The battery itself is still good. Android can be cheap, but they charge you with another things to be what they are. Mocking Apple for their “better” and “cheaper” phones, and they don’t say a thing about additional costs. A price of an Android phone and 4 batteries to use 5 years is more expensive than only an iPhone.

[@thazzie7913]

It'd be the same result

[@coolboss999]

Did anyone else also see the mistake they made in the video? They switched how long the battery lasted on the Google Pixel 7 and the S23 Ultra in the end

[@MuzammilKhan1234-e8t]

Yeah

[@Lumacasi]

The OnePlus 11 has a 100 watts charger in Europe compared to the 80 watts in the U.S. So the results could be even better !

[@johnappleseed2635]

OnePlus advantage would've been even greater with the 100W charger on Global models

[@Randomdude21-e]

Its a oneplus so its not good i all other areas

[@n0nenone]

​@@Randomdude21-e lol it's a high midrange when put against these pro max and ultra.. that's to be expected with $700 phone vs $1200

[@chiranjibisahoo5408]

​@@Randomdude21-ejust camera...all other dept its top notch

[@TheAJKahn]

A very well designed test. Great job PhoneBuff! NOTE: At 5:37 the times are shown flipped for S23 and Pixel 7.

[@bilawalmemon6476]

In end results, you have posted galaxy s23s run time under pixel 7

[@michaellam7391]

When phone companies don't even include a charger 😅😅

[@Zakari2]

Which phone are you using

[@michaellam7391]

Galaxy S10

[@Zakari2]

@@michaellam7391 Can you tell me more about the battery life of Samsung Galaxy S ten

[@maxchopin409]

@@Zakari2 what do you want to know ? In 2024 it just sucks :D

[@Zakari2]

@@maxchopin409 Would you like to have an iPhone in 2024

[@weekendwarrior8179]

This was a good test. I wonder if the 20 and 30 min test would have been any different

[@kelvinmostafa5860]

We'll OP11 fully charges at 25-29 mins.

[@thazzie7913]

No

[@priyadarshanbadhai8113]

Totally different kind of test. I really loved this one.

[@PhoneBuff]

Thanks! We did it the traditional way for years, but we feel this new approach provides more meaningful data.

[@DevTNT]

I love this approach. If you can, simulating usage during charge is another big thing for battery life: the Pixels in my experience barely charge when they get moderately hot (which is always in use), I wonder how the others would fare Something like 15' charging by itself and then 30' charging while using (standard battery drain test), then keep on while discharging

[@bibkojoudal4752]

all great but at 5:30 is an error. The times do not display correctly

[@yahyahasan1554]

Would love to see the OnePlus back in speed tests again

[@suzyocean7392]

It's too powerful

[@LugteFingeren]

i just bought the oneplus 11 5G 256gb here in denmark, it came with a 100W charger, i was really surprised when i put it for its first charge while updating phone, transfering all my stuff from my oneplus 8 and came back to it 15 minutes later and its fully charged (from around 20%)

[@dha9jay]

Yes OnePlus 100w charger is very good. Got the same 100w charger with 11R. I don't even remember charging my phone nowadays. Its too quick.

[@greylawson6352]

Just a note, the iPhone 14 Pro and Pro Max will consume up to 27W during fast charging, so it's great you gave it a 30W charger so it really had room to breathe

[@DimitrisK_1924]

Not many people know that

[@flexx.8678]

@@DimitrisK_1924 best charger is the Anker 711 Nano II

[@DimitrisK_1924]

@@flexx.8678 and it's also better for the environment

[@Gdsamplify]

Just the Pro Max

[@mikaelahyakuya3485]

yep, he use 30w for the apple.

[@AliKhan-dq9id]

Yeah I agree with how you guys decided to test it. Great job!

[@TimpossibleOne]

Someone please slap the editor in the back of the head for that "end time" mixup at the end. 😂

[@krishnaSagar69]

Back in the day when i was in college, i had the OP6. i used to wake up and plug my phone in. And in 30mins it would reach anywhere between 70-80. And i was off to college. I absolutely loved OnePlus back then. Now the OS is just pure shit

[@mutchlouis9707]

I did not understand the calculations at the end how did the S23 last less even after dying second to the other phones ?

[@prathmeshbankar]

S23 Ultra is the best of both worlds 😮😮 2nd in battery comparison and 2nd in charging test too.

[@joaomatos14]

One plus 1 in both 😅

[@MuzammilKhan1234-e8t]

No it's a mistake it was error pikel take 1h24m while Samsung 2h 55m

[@KingDeadMan]

5:25 I can tell that he was super tired, while editing this video. 😭💀

[@CrappyEntertainment]

5:27 phone mix up?

[@amirmirzaei3940]

the most painful thing about the video was seeing you unplug every cable from the wire rather than the charger head at 3:28

[@panteliskm9156]

you put the times wrong for pixel and s23 ultra in this video 5:23

[@StambeccoAllaFragola]

@phonebuff the graph at 5:31 is wrong showing the time of galaxy and pixel in the wrong position. Great video man this was really good!

[@guneydemiralp5519]

Samsung s23 2:55 time you video 1.51 why ?

[@noahyv]

This definitely highlights one of the reasons I had to get rid of my pixel7 that was supposed to be an upgrade from a OnePlus9 but turned out to be a bit of a downgrade. Even the 9 charges at 65w and I'm so used to being able to top up in a few minutes on a heavy use day which doesn't work very well on a pixel or iPhone.

[@MiguelY22]

Once you use really fast charging like oneplus, you will hate other phones slower charging

[@noahyv]

@@MiguelY22 yeah after owning a few OnePlus phones in a row I didn't even realize how far behind other phones are. Crazy that other flagship phones are still wayyy behind in charging speed despite being much more expensive and many generations newer. I guess the big companies don't even think of it as an important factor? I didn't think I'd care but turns out it's extremely useful as it takes my battery stress away being able to plug in for a few minutes any time of day and be able to easily have it be full when I know I'll be out using it a lot for a while.

[@RossMKF1]

Yea wishing my iphone had something similar luckily the android device I have also charges slow Pixel 6 and 14 Pro max

[@SalihDeLon]

@@noahyv I don't think it will be a smart move to charge batteries faster since it kills the battery capacity. I use my 13 pro max since it came out and it's still lasting a day without charging it.

[@noahyv]

@@SalihDeLon my 2yr old OnePlus 9 still lasts all day when used moderately as it always has. However for every phone battery life is highly dependent on use. Every phone lasts the whole day sitting in your pocket and no phone lasts all day with heavy use so our anecdotal evidence is essentially meaningless here. Anecdotally every time I've been with someone whose phone ran out of charge in the middle of the day it was an iphone but that could be indicative of other things. I'm always amazed how often I see people leaving their iphones to charge at work because their batteries are dead as id never leave my phone in random places charging and walk away, but then I never have to since I can get big charge in a couple minutes and keep the phone on me instead.

[@Averybryner]

Why is the website still outdated? its been awhile.

[@MrHeHim]

I would have liked to see 10, 15, and 30 min fast charge results. I have a Pixel 7 Pro and usually do 20-30 min charges in the moddle of the day when needed. Doesn't get hot and i can use it right away without it running slow because of how hot some phones get 😮 And the Pixel also tends to "learn" the specific apps power requirements over time and gets surprisingly better in performance and battery life. Maybe not better than the other phones, but it feels like it some times

[@hdwblade]

OnePlus phones don't get hot, or run slow... Ever. Lol.

[@resof]

​@@hdwblade supervooc baby. Charger will get hot before it lets phone get hot. And even charger heating case is really rare.

[@thazzie7913]

You probably got the only pixel in the western hemisphere that doesn't overheat while on the charger more than 2 minutes

[@thevarietykid686]

I don’t know if you’re aware of it, but the iPhone 14 Pro Max can charge up to 27W with the 30W charger

[@saitamafps4528]

And here i am laughing at them with my 120W charger 😂😂😂

[@thevarietykid686]

@@saitamafps4528 I heard there was a phone that could do that? How is that possible, I thought that USB-C can only charge at 100W?

[@saitamafps4528]

@@thevarietykid686 Xiaomi made it it's the first phone with this big charger u go from 0 to 100 % in like 17-20 minutes

[@Raja995mh33]

@@saitamafps4528 and in like half a year everyone else will be laughing because that of that poor battery getting pumped with 120W...

[@Raja995mh33]

@@thevarietykid686 that's because they use proprietary hardware. You need very specific chargers and even cables. Even the OnePlus 11 here only charges at the full speed when you're using the specific cable while the others all use the normal PD standard.

[@deimos36]

this test actually makes much more sense. hope you compare more phones with this test

[@conradbreitfeller3841]

Are you going to retest s23 ultra after battery and performance update?

[@shivtejgulave3903]

Now this is why i love phonebuff style. Always something unique and practical.

[@eunicesaed6482]

Nice to see a OnePlus in this comparison

[@gallantstats3947]

Imagine, just charging for 10 minutes gives you 4hours of medium to heavy use. With a phone like that having a low battery just before you head out is never going to be a problem. The pixel was not the best but still meaningful use from just 10 minutes charged. The galaxy did a pretty good job and the iphone was good too. I approve of this test format

[@SadeqX1]

What a nice idea Best charging test ever

[@Murugesh_72]

Man! This is the most realistic battery test comparison i ever seen on the platform, just one suggestion would be is to add this test on phonebuff's more conventional battery test style

[@Bishey]

It would be more fair to call this "Emergency charge testing" or something like that. 10 minutes of charging is a very specific and rare scenario. It would be nice to also include the full charge duration in the video.

[@AngeAlexiel]

you are wrong about one thing, the 14 pro max can charge up to 27 Watts ( even 29 watts on recent beta ) ... I just want to correct this and you are right on the battery widget , it's rarely refreshed , so the best way t see battery level is by open control center, it would have been interessting to see the result with a 30 watts charger.

[@xiaoxinbenjy]

😂. So true. But 3/4 of the phone charger is not included in the box ironically. 😂

[@slaps101]

Phonebuffs pinned comment says the iPhone used the 30w charger

[@huntno]

Yep they did use the 30w charger for this

[@yazouruaim694]

He used 30 watts charger means this is the results you wanted to see

[@AngeAlexiel]

@@yazouruaim694 sorry I missed the pin comment, I reacted to what he said on the video about the Pro max 20 watts max charging .. lol thx guys

[@guneydemiralp5519]

İPhone 14 pri max 2:21 time Samsung s23 ultra 2:55 time Pixel 7 pro 1:24 time Oneplus 11 time 3:51 time

[@gedeonmeda]

at 5:30 the time of the pixel 7 pro and the s23 ultra are swapped

[@TheShaoJay]

Id love to see same test after 1 year of using phone how fast charging will affect battery life in long term

[@thazzie7913]

Not much these Android phones have pretty much perfected their efficiency and cooling for that very reason (minus the pixel)

[@havefaithinjesuschristjesu1359]

It won’t really. That’s the default charging speed for one plus

[@allanjbara2382]

OnePlus 11 even more impressive with the europe version 100 watts 😉

[@jimengab]

The OP11 lasted longer because its fast charge allowed it to get more juice, but spent 30% batter where the iPhone and the Ultra spent only 18%. This is an edge case, but in normal daily use that OP11 batt is far inferior.

[@venimus777]

But Iphone has a faster chargers available as it supports 25-27w chargers and since it is no longer provided in the box apparently it is not really fair to compare with 20w

[@rockinben]

Oh my goodness I remember seeing empty page on your website for like 3 years now! So glad you finally figured it out!

[@lbloidrainl]

There's a slight error at the end you put pixel's result in Galaxy 😅

[@Slimothy]

5:30 you had one job and put the graphics on the wrong phone model, making the video very confusing lol

[@9PoLkovNik9]

The running time in the test results is incorrect because you gave different types of loads. To obtain reliable results, all phones had to be in the same mode for the entire test.

[@mac24seven]

Finally! I've said for years battery life matters much, much less when you have fast charging.

[@neelsn007]

Good stuff. Very unique test. Look forward to more of these

[@devanandshaji]

That case + chest pocket =killer (your cardiac pace killer)

[@rajmangalpandey3910]

1% of samsung gives 7 minutes But 1% of iphone gives 7.7 minutes, with slow charge of course. I guess samsung is better with fast and stable charge

[@nemesis3154]

I'm really loving what OnePlus is doing with their new phone.. I think I'm gonna buy it

[@Hnz_000]

Goodluck with the green line issues on the display👍

[@nemesis3154]

@@Hnz_000 Oh.. what's that?

[@Hnz_000]

@@nemesis3154 many oneplus 11 users has been experiencing display problems on their unit,maybe due to poor quality assurance by oneplus.You can search this topic online for yourself

[@MuzammilKhan1234-e8t]

@@Hnz_000 not only OnePlus everyone did even iphone

[@Sacto1654]

You may want to use a 30 to 35 W USB-C charger for the iPhone 14 Pro Max. Reason: the iPhone 14 Pro Max supports up to 27 watts initial charging rate using the Lightning port.

[@Myemnhk]

He used a 30 watt charger

[@thazzie7913]

He could of used a 100 watt charger. It still maxes out at 27 no matter what

[@VJ-27]

Hi The should be at least for 30 minutes as most companies talk about 50% charge or more in 30 minutes. Still one plus may wins this test but it would be great to see how they perform with 30 minutes of charge. Thanks great video anyways

[@kelvinmostafa5860]

OP11 fully charges at 25-29 mins,idk about the others cause i don't have them

[@uktech]

The 80w SuperVOOC charging is a game changer

[@baoquoc3710]

first time heard about this charging method, which is useful in critical situations when fully charge is not an option

[@lloyddouglas6189]

I think this is the best best real life battery 🔋 drain comparison ever. It shows if you are down on the crunch for some juice, the oneplus will deliver. I am rocking the s23 ultra from Jamaica and it has great battery life. Nice work phone buff

[@gnork_tech2316]

A further improvement to this test would be charging not only from 0 to 10 to 0, but also, lets say, from 40 to 50 to 40 and from 80 to 90 to 80 as charging speed change depending on the current charge

[@thazzie7913]

How would that be useful?

[@herr_L.]

Psssht. You swapped the end results on the Samsung and Pixel 😵

[@ismaelestribi1505]

We urgently need more of these tests!

[@jonnycarlson9555]

Wow this was the best and most relevant test I've seen! Granted a sub! 😁

[@zynexion3468]

Do you use the same phones for every test or do your re use them? I'm sure it doesn't matter much but just curious

[@Jonas-ej7id]

Wow I've never thought about this Great way of doing an actual charge test

[@KensleyInnocent]

I was confused at the end. You interchanged the results of the pixel for the Galaxy

[@honaldjason]

At 4 minutes where you kept pressing the suggestions made me laugh my ass off 😂😂

[@sionv2009]

I bought a refurbished pixel 8 pro the other day and was massively disappointed how slow it is to charge compared to my OnePlus 5T that I've had for 7 years. OnePlus is prioritising things that actually matter🥰

[@rosemaryngozi9852]

Impressive video but The results on the pixel 7 pro is swapped with the Galaxy s23 ultra

[@dha9jay]

I have OnePlus 11R with 100w charger. It takes 30 min to full charge

[@Apex_Apeq]

Charging test? Redmagic 8 Pro + "Hold my coffee ☕"

[@bigmaxcc]

😂 agreed

[@notlxrd2]

Official only when phonebuff does it

[@raed.gilani]

I wish your channel grows bigger and bigger. You deserve it.

[@xggx4268]

5:28 * 2h 24min

[@krishnachaitanya8590]

UNDERRATED TECH CHANNEL ON KZbin! For the quality content, there should atleast be 20million subscribes! God speed you brother! 👍🏽 Wishing you success!! 🍀

[@cheythompson740]

I just noticed the final score read out you had the samsung and pixel mixed up

[@TimpossibleOne]

How about charging them up when they are at 15% or 20%? When their phone dips into the red, that's when people usually run to get a charger. You can even charge them for 10 mins as well. Then we'll see how much longer they'd have till the phone dies.

[@shoaib6551]

You messed up the sot data of the pixel and the galaxy in the end while editing, plz check

[@Randalsgaming]

Did anyone else see when he was saying the time the lasted the galaxy and the pixel was swapped , look again 😂

[@pegasusspyware1362]

5:39 Galaxy survived 2 hours 55 mins and Pixel survived 1 hour 24 mins. But there was a little mistake bro in the video

[@DirtyWoolYT]

Could you please do a 13 Pro Max vs 14 Pro Max speed test? You rock!

[@hugodeandres1497]

iPhone 14 Pro Max uses up to 27W, not 20W. Since u used 30W charger, its fine i guess

[@Randomdude21-e]

If you have a iphone you never worry about chargingspeeds. Iy never rund out

[@MuzammilKhan1234-e8t]

He use 30w

[@DiamondMaster115]

The Google pixel 7 pro is supposed to have 30w charging via a cable, and only 23w over wireless charging.

[@chrissolace]

Never thought of this, but really unique idea! Keep it up!

[@madpwnz]

It would be nice if you say what factions you have open, gps, bluetooth, sound volume, etc. Amazing video as always 👏

[@gowthamgowda6158]

5:40 u made a mistake

[@GMTron]

Imagine how much sense this video makes for me when I charge my 13 Pro @5w and S23 @7.5w....

[@Jay-wc3bo]

Should do one where they all charge at the same rate

[@rhys4427]

This is why ive just moved from the oneplus 9 pro to the 12r, the fast charging is a game changer

[@Gochsener]

I have the OnePlus 9 Pro with 65 Watts and its already incredible. Having an iPhone charge speed on top of that as well as 12% more battery and a better processor makes me wanna upgrade.

[@atillaonurpehlivan2844]

I love this new different aprroach to charging-battery tests. Thanks !

[@Daniel-tc3vj]

Being from 🇷🇼Rwanda... I would say that the robot was trying to say that it's the best city in cleanliness and friendliness. Great video idea tho.

[@SegevSurfcastingSh]

keep buying 1300$-2000$ iphones , its great 🤣

[@thearcadeventures]

iPhone needs to step up next year! Hope the next iPhone will support usb-c!

[@dominic7012]

2022 vs. 2023

[@Ben21756]

​​@@dominic7012 Late 2022-Early 2023...

[@dominic7012]

@@Ben21756 the development of the iPhone 14 was finished on February - March 2022. So no, it is 2022 vs. 2023.

[@Ben21756]

@@dominic7012 Sources? I couldn't find it, from what I know such information is not shared by Apple... Even if it's true, the iPhone 14 is essentially the same phone as the iPhone 13 only rebranded with a newer number, so it shouldn't take long to develop it...