OnePlus 11 vs Pixel 7 Pro Review - It's a Tough Choice!

[@MatthewMoniz]

OnePlus 11 or Pixel 7 Pro!?

[@abhayxo]

OnePlus is dead now

[@charleschaimkohl]

Pixel 7 because of the software

[@PraveenKumar-yt7di]

Sadly yes

[@muthukumaranc]

Pixel 7 Pro

[@GreatThings-np5ni]

one plus 11 or base s23

[@MrChadLedford]

Fast charging, I don't understand why people are so obsessed with inefficient wireless charging. Personally, I think it's just novelty.

[@TheTyjah]

I don't care about wireless charging. It is slower and worse for your battery.

[@Sir-Darmstadt]

@@TheTyjah exactly

[@ray4493]

Wired charging is cheap, primitive and not as cool as just dropping your phone on a stand as it automatically starts charging. It's about that premium, futuristic feeling.

[@Sir-Darmstadt]

@@ray4493 seriously? Are you joking

[@XclmElementaL]

​@@ray4493yea and futuristically waiting 100 mins for your phone to charge up premiumly wireless isn't primitive.

[@gurkburk8000]

I've owned both pixel7pro and now op11, i think the pixel was a great device with great perks, but the battery and charging time was the downside of the phone for me, at the time i didnt feel that the processor was slow or anything but now when i have the 11 and play some wild rift or something its a big difference, if not for games and such i think the pixel did great, great camera, i didnt notice any bugs. But i can strongly recommend the op11, charging and battery great, i really think the camera is nice, i get nice pics with it, even with moving objects. No bugs so far. Really snappy phone.

[@hamdfareed1730]

How much screen on time r u getting

[@princeanthonycacapit797]

How's op11 doing with wild rift? All max? Looking for a solid phone to play wild rift to. Used poco x3 pro to play but it broke

[@DrummaBrooke]

Same things. After 7 pro my op11 is absolutely beast

[@gyurxi551]

My phone is broken, I would already order the Pixel 7 pro, but after the current 25-minute quick charge, I wouldn't be able to wait for the Pixel to charge for 1-1.5 hours. So annoying!

[@gurkburk8000]

@@princeanthonycacapit797 maybe a bit late for the answer but Wild Rift was able to do 120fps with max graphics, and i did not think it got warm as other devices do 😊👍🏼

[@madhurjo.karmaker]

Summary: If speed and performance is 80% of your priority and camera is 20% then go for the OP 11. If vice-versa, then go for the Pixel 7 Pro.

[@cionheart]

Kinda agree, but performance for what… never had a single problem with performance on my P7P.

[@mattahmann]

For me I'm going from a Galaxy s21+ to the OP 11. The OP 11 is a step up from the Galaxy + series which Samsung has been downgrading for years. I just couldn't buy the big bulky brick that is the S23 ultra. The S9+ was the last best phone Samsung made. Why would I want to charge slow and hold a pen in my hand all day? It's too wide.

[@thanhpt0105]

Chinese phones ruined the charging speed experience for me. I can't go back to more than 1 hour charging.

[@bullydancer69]

speed and performance? my pixel 7 pro is running smoothly without any stutters

[@MFeXtreme]

@@cionheart not gonna matter much unless u game heavily on mobile which a lot of ppl do and the battery life and thermal management is much better too. All those things matter so much to me and since i charge like 3 times a day when not working the fast charging and battery life is crucial

[@Adam-nx1wx]

Anybody that experiences super fast charging will appreciate how significant this feature is; you can't live without it.

[@Involvement82]

You actually can ✅️

[@zachazow]

I agree. It's the only reason I have a oneplus over any other phone. I want the better camera but i can't give up the fast charging. It feels like might phone is never on the charger

[@nawmsayin8017]

Yup, that's one of the MAIN reasons I don't buy iPhones or Pixels or Galaxy's any longer. Flagship phones anyways do not have a great battery life like mid rangers do and waiting 1.20 to 1.45 minutes just for a phone to get charged is just unimaginable.

[@Involvement82]

@@nawmsayin8017 haha you make no sense 14 pro max has great battery life and so does S23 ultra, they are the best

[@lalnuntluangachhakchhuak5767]

True. It's even more handy when you're traveling or do outdoor stuff away from your desk when charging time matter a lot. I'll be a loyal oneplus fan untill other manufacturers adopt super fast charging.

[@anmolkhattar6135]

In north america the pixel 7 pro gives a very tough competition to OnePlus 11 as it's so close price wise, but in india and maybe china (where OnePlus phones are most popular) the pixel 7 pro sells for rupees 85000 and that also with 128gb option only. OnePlus is 56000 rupees for 128gb. No one is even going to consider p7p in india 😂. It's a $365 difference here.

[@xzombo32]

In Germany the Pixel 7 pro is around 100€ cheaper than the launching price of OnePlus 11.

[@RM-el3gw]

@@xzombo32 that's interesting

[@xzombo32]

@@RM-el3gw 829€ OnePlus vs 710€ pixel 7 prp

[@amshumang]

Love how the most false comment is upvoted highest. So for some context, I am from India and I purchased my phone for Rs 65000. That's about 250$ less than what you're stating! It is just a normal offer like in the US, it's mostly on sale if not every couple of months. And for that price the Pixel 7 Pro is a no-brainer, would take that any day over what OnePlus has become now. Also not to forget that the regular Pixel 7 is available for even cheaper - unless you're a specs snob, Pixel experience is definitely much better than what anything OnePlus has to offer.

[@ShrinkingSmile]

In sweden the Oneplus 11 is 881 euro while 643 euro for Pixel 7 and 7 pro 793 euro 😬

[@Leha__777]

I've sold my Pixel 7 Pro for OP11 for the following reasons: faster charging, better geometry for one hand usage, better battery life, more customizable interface. Tho cameras on P7P were great and it's the only thing i'm missing.

[@anon2414]

I actually like the pixel 7 pro screen size. The OnePlus was just long and narrow for me.. and the pixel pics wow.

[@christophermurphy2393]

Bad decision imo

[@yannick338]

But how about videos isnt the screen to long stretched so the vid cuts of or has a black area to compensate and the vid fits in?

[@anon2414]

@@yannick338 that's every phone. Video is stretched and cuts off top and bottom or video is not stretched and ends left and right are blacked out

[@yannick338]

@@anon2414 true its sucks tho

[@AlexHernandez-gn6rd]

Yes charger speed over wireless charging. Doesn’t matter how it looks while out charges if the charging is done speedy fast!

[@Joker-yu5kp]

That 8gen 2 chip and 80w charging speed alone give oneplus a huge advantage.

[@fernandong9576]

never had fast charging until this recent week, I don't think i can go back to the slow ones

[@Joker-yu5kp]

@fernando ng lol for aome reason i never had one that's more than 45w so I'm really tempted.I have the s22 ultra and probably will trade it for the s23 ultra but if I'm switching to another brand,it will definitely be this oneplus

[@fernandong9576]

@@Joker-yu5kp I always have the tendency of forgetting to charge my phone when I sleep, now I don't need to worry about that. All I need to do is plug in the phone after waking up, go brush my teeth, eat breakfast, get changed, and the phone is almost fulling charged

[@Joker-yu5kp]

@@fernandong9576 you got a point,this super fast charging is agme changer,i don't know what samsung is waiting for to do the same

[@fernandong9576]

@@Joker-yu5kp it not even a hard technology or secret technology. Its just smashing two batteries together, so when you charge u r charging two batteries at the same time, doubling the speed

[@calumgray]

I had the 7t Pro and switched to the Pixel 7 Pro when it launched. I REALLY miss the alert slider and the fast charging!

[@simptrix007]

I also have 7t Pro and expect delivery of 11 this month. Why did you choose Pixel? I considered Galaxy for while but 45W charging was deal breaker.

[@chandrahasss7041]

@@simptrix007 wt the hell one plus 11 has 100W charger and one plus 9T has 150W one

[@melvilli69]

@@chandrahasss7041he fast charging tech is different on the 11 compared to older ones. iirc, 11 gets charged as two 50w channels at the same time making it ridiculously fast over older vooc tech..

[@Turbo35]

I had the 9 pro and now I have the s23 ultra. It feels like a huge upgrade on the camera side and overall I like it more. But I also miss the alert slider lol.

[@Turbo35]

I don't really miss the fast charging much though. At least not now. The battery in my 9 pro was really trash lately and the one on the s23 ultra is so good I don't have to charge it that often. So the 45w is enough for me.

[@Gyaan_paapi]

I don't know why people hate on colorOS or oxygen OS now, yes I get it that it is not stock Android but it is absolutely smooth, it just flies, and has 200+ extra features (useful in daily life) than stock Android. And now they will give 4yrs of Android update (1 more than pixel). Hate on colorOS/oxygen OS is way too much. And one personal opinion I think 1+11 is winner in potrait mode as well, I don't want to look dull over-sharpened mess in a portrait shot(pixel 7/7 pro)

[@shadowform1264]

100% facts.... You know Google owns KZbin... So its owns youtubers...

[@shivzyy404]

My words ❤️💯

[@michaeljkeeney]

Agreed! I think people like jumping on the bandwagon. It must be the latest fad to hate on Oxygen and Color OS. As an owner of a Pixel, the OS is just fine. It lacks so much. I mean, I have to dig into the menu to enable or disable auto brightness. The OS just seems boring, honestly. People should be criticizing Pixel's OS and NOT Oxygen OS. We live in strange times, man. Strange times...

[@shadowform1264]

@@michaeljkeeney 👌👌👌

[@dankelly]

Hell yeah... Fast charging is THE BEST.

[@thomasscargle5526]

I had to make this decision over the passed week. The green 11 was on backorder and the pixel 7 pro was available immediately. I ordered the 11. I'm super excited for it!

[@jejunamja]

how are you liking the Oneplus?

[@thomasscargle5526]

@@jejunamja Best experience I've had with a phone! My last 2 phones were a Samsung S10, and then the OnePlus N20. Both were great, but my 11 has really set a new standard on what quality is to me!

[@jejunamja]

@@thomasscargle5526 hey thanks for taking the time to reply I appreciate it.

[@FamishedYoshi]

@@thomasscargle5526 nord n20 right? I just got it a month back off a deal and its my first oneplus phone. Tbh it's awesome and I'd love to now try out a OnePlus flagship. So would you say it's worth it? What's the biggest jump/improvement from those other phones you mentioned? Thanks in advance!

[@theompman]

If I ever move away from OP, the thing ill miss the most is the Alert Slider. No one really talks much about it but it is ridiculously convenient and is essentially OP only!

[@Cmp4you]

I love Google but I can't really recommend the pixel 7 pro. I got it from Vodafone and sent it back after a week. The camera is good, but always too much processing which makes the images worse (you can't turn it off). The front camera was not sharp and was bad for facetime (tried with a second p7p to see if it was my device only, but it wasn't). The Software is good, yes, but not so special. Not a lot of languages supported for some of the advertised feautures. And noticed the micro lags as well. It was too big and slippery too and the phone felt very hollow. Face recognition didn't work in not so perfectly lit environments. Finger print scanner sometimes needed 2 to 3 attempts. Audio was not balanced as well. I'm back to my one plus 6 now. The front camera is better and video calls usable again. I will change the battery and wait. I like the new OP11, but I can't test it as OP is currently not allowed to sell in Germany.

[@tcc5750]

You going for Samsung?

[@fabolousjada5070]

​@@tcc5750 his country probably has bad versions of the pixel 7 pro

[@benellis7427]

There is a reason you feel the phone feels hollow, like an iPhone the google mounts the internals to the rear of the phone making the screen feel hollow. This also means heat is transferred to the back of the phone more than the screen.

[@sixtonvitzon3834]

And you've forgotten that one plus 11 supports 4 years android software update and 5 years security update. That's more than than pixel 7 pro

[@Tuscani30]

Guess what, Google is the maker of android and one plus has to rely on Google for OS, so in nutshell Google still wins.

[@NamTran-xc2ip]

@@Tuscani30that has nothing to do with what he said😂

[@dr.fitprofessor1970]

Not to nitpick but, you made an error regarding one of the tech specs about the OnePlus 11. In fact, the screen brightness maxes out about 1,300 nits and not 1,000 nits. That is really not going to affect HDR in any noticeable way. Furthermore, 1300 nits is plenty of brightness outdoors. Moreover, the OnePlus 11 has a 03 panel which is the most current in the industry. As far as the IP rating is concerned, OnePlus builds every phone to be the equivalent of an IP68 rating. However, in an effort to keep the cost of the phone down they do not want to pay for the certification. This is one of the things that they do in order to attain flagship killer status. In addition, they also pair away gimmicky features like certifications and wireless charging in favor of processing speed, advanced memory and incredible charging technology. Besides, who really cares about slow inefficient wireless charging when you can have 80 watt fast charging? What I really find amazing, our people that will actually pay $100 to $200 more for a phone just so it will charge slowly and less efficiently. Regarding the cameras, I feel at this point that it's not really a fair comparison. The OnePlus 11 just premiered and hasn't really had any updates. Conversely, the Google pixel 7 Pro has been out for a while longer and has had more than a few software updates. It seems like it would be a good idea to revisit this test in a few months. After all, very seldom is a phone perfect straight out of the box. I am really happy to see that OnePlus is returning to the roots of designing flagship killers. In my opinion, the 11 is definitely more of a flagship killer than a full-on flagship. I strongly suspect this is why they decided not to put out a pro variant this year. Strictly speaking, flagship killer versus flagship kind of makes this video seem like comparing apples to oranges. At the end of the day, they are really two different kinds of devices.

[@JunkBondTrader]

your point about the cameras/release dates... One plus is quite a bit newer, it should have a better camera out of the gate if it wanted to be better. Software updates won't make the OP camera to be better than the pixel 7 camera. Pixel 7 camera was excellent day 1.

[@dr.fitprofessor1970]

@@JunkBondTrader I appreciate your opinion even if it's utterly meaningless to me. LOL. Besides, the pixel 7 has a very average flagship camera. Furthermore, it's being review that way all over KZbin. In addition, the 11 has already had 4 updates and the cameras are spectacular. The pixel 7 photos all look like the colors are over-saturated much like that crappy editing style that Instagram uses. Hasselblad colorescience is world-renowned and time-tested. This is why serious photographers use their equipment and why they have been creating the best cameras in the world since 1941. The colors are true to life and not over-saturated like the pixel or the iPhone. Frankly, I don't really know why you're trying to compare the base model Google pixel 7 to the OnePlus 11. The 11 competes more in the world of the Samsung Galaxy S 23 ultra and the xiaomi 13 Pro. Strictly speaking, if the Google pixel line wants to be taken more seriously they need to improve their hardware and get rid of that ridiculous Samsung exynos tensor G2 chipset. Until that time, they're always going to be a lower-end flagship.

[@molimits2]

i actually am shocked how vibrant pixel 7pro display is, coming off galaxy ultra 21. the pixel display is as good as i have ever seen

[@andyH_England]

OnePlus 11 matching the Pixel in value whilst offering one year longer support! Obviously the US market partly #teampixel and anti-China, so coming from Europe I will be a little less bias than the noise coming from the US. I feel they are similarly worthy, and if you are not camera-centric, then the OnePlus is the winner with the superior innards. They also have some solid pro-order deals, free Bang & Olsen speakers worth £240, being one. As for ColorOS, underrated and my current fav Android skin (OPPO X5 Pro). Very smooth and maybe faster than the slick Pixel 7P at animanations and app openings. With the various bugs on my P7P lately, its shine has dulled a bit, but either way, win-win.

[@cameronbosch1213]

AnTi ChInA. It's just that most US carriers are a PITA to work with.

[@Gyaan_paapi]

Absolutely correct, the hate for any Android skin from US/Canada based youtubers, if it is not stock/one UI, is just too much. ColorOS is absolutely smooth AF and has lots of useful features that we use in day to day basis. They need to really test the UI for real , just not looking like stock is not a con or downgrade.

[@MohammedUddin-dh8hl]

You don't have a Pixel 7P. Stop lying. lol

[@jdnaveen321]

Talking about smoothness i guess you haven't used oneui5.1 on s23u yet

[@andyH_England]

@@jdnaveen321 No, but I have seen Twitter full of OneUI 6.0, and smoothness has taken a ride. Hoping that Android 14/OneUI 6 will be good on S23U.

[@mohxzh4741]

Oh man, I don't really believe you on the subject of the camera. The superiority is clear for OnePlus 11 from all the reviewers, by a very large difference. The sensor inside the OnePlus is newer and larger than the one inside Google, and the screen has a resolution of 1300nits And the color experience is at its best in OnePlus as well as the speaker Better, purer, and clearer in OnePlus. Really, I don't know why some people don't want to tell the truth, even though the Google phone is considered bad and empty, and there is nothing that distinguishes it other than software

[@JunkBondTrader]

bad and empty? Pixel 7 is maybe best bang for buck of any phone. Easily IMO. It's one of the best reviewed phones in 2022. It's really not considered bad. I haven't heard one reviewer that didn't like it. From all comparisons I've seen, the OP camera way oversharpens, and the colour is way off in lots of shots. Like look at the comparison in this video, how can you honestly prefer the OP images? The front cam is perhaps close, but you can't beat the rear cam of the pixel 7. The front also has 4k on pixel 7. Even compared to iphone and galaxy, the Pixel 7 is considered the best front cam by many reviewers, and was voted #1 rear cam in Brownely's super comprehensive blind study survey. Also Macro shots are much better on Pixel 7. Front camera on OP is 1080p, 30fps. That's awful. Empty? Sure, you can make that argument. Few customization options. But it also has a handful of unique features, like it can put calls on hold when you're put on wait, and will ring you when the operator finally answers. Live transcription can record a text transcript of conversations happening in your vicinity. Voice typing is also an integrated hardware feature and works extremely well vs software implementations of any other Android phone. Nearly 2.5x as quick on paper, and in practice it's worked flawlessly and instantly for me. Also has quick phrases for Assistant, basically one word triggers for certain events like "snooze" will snooze an alarm without saying Hey Google, for example. "Decline" will hang up a ringing phone, etc. Also has free, built in VPN developed by Google and its really quick for a VPN. Also the base model is nearly as good as the Pixel 7 pro, and is the cheapest of all 3. I never get micro lags, perhaps that is a 7 pro issue. Also Google puts out updates every single month, and they have already improved the battery dramatically. As I said, easily the best bang for your buck. Maybe less features but its an incredibly smooth Android experience. For gaming, which I never do on a phone, the OP is for sure gonna be better. Anyway, it appears you're the one not wanting to tell the truth, or maybe you just don't wanna hear it. The pixel camera and display are both clearly better, it's almost not even subjective. The OP can have a bigger sensor, that doesn't necessarily translate into better images.

[@koustabborah4959]

You're just wrong. Pixel's camera is far better than the OnePlus 11.

[@SigmaLiving]

Fast charging and alert slider are game changers for me! I switch from vibration and sound right from my pocket without needing ti take out the phone! Great in social settings and super fast

[@naimakk9211]

Hi Matthew, I want to commend you for comparing the Pixel 7 Pro to another phone months after its debut. In my opinion, the OnePlus 11 is a wiser choice if you have alternative option for camera. I have a Pixel 7 Pro, and Google has done a wonderful job of implementing Android on it. However, the software is more buggy than anticipated. However, issues are being fixed at a reasonable pace. Finally, certain components can be subpart.

[@LoveTodosUnlimited]

I love my Pixel 7 Pro. But I'm tired of living looking for a charger. And then the charger taking such a long time to give me a full charge. One Plus might be dead but it still draws me back because of the speed and fast charging. 🤔

[@t-money10]

I'm in the same boat

[@paramotorbrandon]

Wow! Great job recording the audio comparison- Sitting here at my computer with stereo 2.1, I feel like the sound came through exactly as I would have expected a cell phone to sound, and I feel like I could easily hear the difference between the two phones and the audio seems very true to life. Kudos, and great comparison in general! These are the two phones I'm looking to jump to from my S22U

[@carvalhosimantha]

S22 ultra is the dream! I can't afford it so checking these two. Why you switching?

[@paramotorbrandon]

@@carvalhosimantha S22U is a great phone and I love the camera, but the UI prevents certain things from working well that are basic to Android. A year after the S22U was released, the Google Clock sunrise alarm STILL doesn't work unless you manually schedule do not disturb to end prior to the alarm. Also Google Wallet tap to pay requires 3 unlocks to use at the register- even if you already have the app open and unlocked when you tap to pay, it still requires another unlock and makes you tap again. Also the size, shape, and weight of it made it the first phone I've cracked a screen on, in the 12 years I've been using smartphones. For the $1600 I paid for it (1 TB version), I expected better.

[@carvalhosimantha]

@@paramotorbrandon oh that's a pity! Basic functions seem tedious on s22u. You'd think the phones entire ui experience will be a breeze for that price?!!! Thanks for sharing your experience. 🙏 I'm now considering between one plus 11 or pixel 7

[@omarcortes5754]

Oneplus is no longer what it used to be (sadly). If you need pure power then the OP is way more powerful but the Pixel is (at least for me) a more rounded phone, great cameras, display, speakers and especially the software experience it offers.

[@snoopybishop]

TLDR: it’s better for heavy casuals but not for stock user/devs To me oneplus Is better in terms of ux/ui for the casual exp than previous oxyos. Take it how you want too but I think that’s their main focus. With the merge. I think they would’ve died trying to compete with (pixel) stock android . Bc The (aosp) developer community is smaller than most people think, that would hurt their sales trying to only please that small community , so it makes sense for those stock users to merge to pixel (google offers better developer support anyway). I think the merge was smart , which means more timely and stable updates with OxyOS. Weren’t people complaining about software support before the whole merge 🤷🏾‍♂️ I love my 9 more than ever after the past update. One plus is still fun. I can’t live without floating windows when playing league.

[@sixtonvitzon3834]

Dude, one plus is way better, the only thing Google does better is the camera.

[@ConsciousFella]

@@sixtonvitzon3834 exactly

[@jejunamja]

I've had the non pro pixel 7 now for 5 months But Bestbuy had the Oneplus 11 256gb on sale for $599 and so I gave in and got one . The pixel seemed fast enough but now it seems a little bit slow . Camera wise I'm so sure the pixel is better after I've take a bunch of pics ,when it comes to night shots the onelus is way quicker and better in get the shot.

[@JunkBondTrader]

@@jejunamja the longer shutter time is what makes for good night shots. The longer the shutter speed, the more light it can collect. So not having instant shutter speed in low light is kinda annoying, but it's a worthwhile tradeoff for good night shots, IMO.

[@security123]

Oneplus 11 for me because of the fast charging and alert slider and Bluetooth display on my car while playing Spotify.

[@BriefNerdOriginal]

Without a clean, stock-like UI, without a desktop mode, without good computational photography, OnePlus just settled. I loved my OnePlus 7T Pro, but didn't get past Android 11, the camera wasn't the best, and apparently OnePlus didn't get the message.

[@arghyanandabhattacharjee2225]

One of the most crisp and clean review that I have come across in a long time. Good job. But I do have one question though, i think you should cover the durability point of view as well as in the build quality.

[@roymonrreal9608]

I was running late this morning and while in the shower and out the door I charged my oneplus 11 from 5 to 100 percent....who cares about wireles charging? not me

[@jhendra83]

Ultra-fast wired charging > wireless charging. I never charge my phone overnight. I charge it when I wake up in the morning while getting ready and with 65W, my OP9 reaches 80% by the time I'm done getting ready (15-20 minutes later).

[@shaanhaider6861]

I dont even understand the concept of wireless charging.. u plug in a cable in ur phone, u put ur phone on a charging dock. What is the difference?? For me the difference is, u can charge ur phone to 100% in 25 mins❤

[@MohammedUddin-dh8hl]

Unless your 12, why would you game on a mobile device? Buy a console/Gaming Laptop.

[@JunkBondTrader]

lol no doubt.

[@graphite5408]

Eh I just want ea fc to work

[@nanodesu9031]

Given how consistent sales are for pixel devices, it is really hard to recommend the oneplus devices. Oneplus used to be independent and unique from its BBK siblings but now, it is truly a vivo/oppo device with a oneplus branding. If only the pixel, didnt use Samsung SOC and use TSMC instead like the rest, pixel would be the best device for android.

[@thisisayushpandey]

Pretty much!

[@adhityagopal2775]

Maybe. Maybe not. Pixel phones have terrible bugs, shorter software support, and the software is bland. Like it doesn't have many features

[@wungreipammahongnao4805]

@@adhityagopal2775 that's Android one for you.

[@michaeljkeeney]

Because of consistent sales? LMBO.

[@JunkBondTrader]

@@adhityagopal2775 what terrible bugs?

[@bryans8656]

I like the look of the Pixel 7, I'm really tempted to pick up the non Pro model when my current phone dies of old age (it's getting close).

[@charleschaimkohl]

I have the P7 highly recommended, its now on sale for $499

[@HSGG_]

don't get it, battery life is really bad

[@pranavdupati9164]

@@HSGG_ skill issue

[@mwj9080]

Had my Pixel 7 since October and it's been great. I upgraded from a Pixel 2XL after owning it for almost 5 years. I'm officially a Pixel fanboy now lol

[@luchin777]

@@HSGG_ not really I have no problem with the battery.

[@alvinbontuyan279]

Still have my op7 and op9. Between these two phones, 1+11. I hope the pixel 8 will be coming soon with a better chip and faster charging

[@openrelationships]

Super fast charging is a game changer. I charge my huawei when I wake up, brush my teeth, and once I"m done shaving, it's 100%. The S22 45w charging is slow in comparison

[@cameronbosch1213]

I'm literally done with smartphones. They're too locked down, too expensive, too easy to become e waste, and now Samsung & Apple are trying to end third party repair. I swear, I'm getting really fed up with smartphones. I think I'm going to hold off with a new smartphone for a LOOOONG while.

[@MatthewMoniz]

You should anyways they're more than good enough to last 4-5years now

[@seannightwal1765]

It's a no brainer tbh. Google Pixel, Samsung Galaxy > Every other Android Phone P.S. I'm an iPhone user, but I value money's worth and longetivity, but if I was given a choice with alot of money to burn I'd go for Google Pixel and Samsung phones any day and instead of Macbooks I'd go for the latest Alienware and Razer laptops.

[@slashtab]

Yes! Pixel hardware is most secure after the iPhone and they have done a terrific job at gCam.

[@seannightwal1765]

@@slashtab Sad thing is my iPhones lasts around 4-5 years before a need of an upgrade and I'm still a student reviewing for boards. So yeah iPhones and Macbooks are the way for me, but maybe when I have money to burn I'll buy all those Android I've been craving.

[@keonxd8918]

Welp, at least Sony still has it headphone jack and SD card slot

[@Honeeyfa]

Pixel is superstar of smartphone Even iPhone wont compete

[@willbrink]

Had several OnePlus phones after leaving the Apple cult. I liked them a lot. Tried a Pixel, and hated it. Returned it and got OnePlus 11, back to happy.

[@asish5069]

Welp, it depends on what kind of user you are. If you want a better camera experience and you don't game on your device, pixel 7 pro is definitely better. But if gaming and performance is you top priority, OnePlus makes more sense then.

[@MatthewMoniz]

Agreed!

[@shadowform1264]

Its Oneplus in both ways... Pixel is just overrated

[@wadec6799]

With all the cameras exploding on 7 and 7 pro I don't understand how any one can rec these phones

[@westernkypika]

Tried the Pixel 7 Pro. Hated it. OnePlus 11 > Pixel 7 Pro all day.

[@agoogleuser8492]

Keeping track of your hands and of course which phone is in which hand is difficult when your jazz hands are moving around like you're performing magic

[@hotbeefymcd8162]

The slow charge speed on the Pixel 7 is a dealbreaker. Not to mention the back is butt ugly

[@marcochavane3124]

I had the Pixel 7 Pro but gave it to my mom and am getting the OnePlus 11. For my needs, I'll take the practical advantages of the OnePlus over Googles software finesse.

[@cammer46]

The extra features offered by Oxygen make the OnePlus better. I tried the Pixel 7 Pro and found the customisation features very limited. Oxygen adds a lot and adds opyions to Settings. OnePlus wins for me

[@larrymormon6525]

Had a one plus 7-8-& 9 but tnt bugginess and slow down of updates killed it for me.

[@MoneyMichx7]

Im still waiting for Android 13 on my OnePlus, meanwhile some youtubers have the update months ago 🤦🏻‍♂️, and i have the 10Pro

[@mgar313]

I will go for oneplus. Just wish if oneplus had stock android.

[@kuyashift6573]

Slow charging of pixel killed it for me and I bought the OnePlus

[@eaglescoutjdp]

Why would anyone want wireless charging. It's like the dumbest thing. It's slow.. and your phone has to stay on the charger and you can't use it.

[@JunkBondTrader]

there are wireless battery pack chargers you can charge and stick to the back of your phone via magnet. And if you have a wireless charger near you you can charge every time you set your phone down. It's really not dumb, you just don't understand it. If you hold your phone 24/7, sure, it's dumb. Also magnet mounts with charging is great for the car.

[@umeshthemaster]

I kept my one plus 11 on charge [10%] and went to bath. When i finished bathing i looked at my phone it was charged 84 percent and i was good to go for the day. What else or why on earth i wud want slow wireless charging

[@creativelybankrupt007]

it's sad to see the fall of oneplus I still have my oneplus 7t but i use a custom pixel rom so performance still good and also takes amazing photos

[@siriusblack5187]

Do you use Gcam ?

[@creativelybankrupt007]

@@siriusblack5187 yeah..i use verson 8.4

[@bdanka50]

Really great comparison, and fair overall conclusion. But I think every KZbinr should end their video with "neither +because for 200 less, you can have the regular pixel 7"

[@MatthewMoniz]

Lol that is very true! Pixel 7 is such a great phone for the price

[@JunkBondTrader]

@@MatthewMoniz best bang for buck in the mid range I think indisputably. Recent updates have made the battery much more efficient as well.

[@stephans.8971]

Did you even actually TEST or physically compare the battery lives of these phones??? Almost EVERYWHERE you read that the Pixel has very bad battery life, like, it's one of its major flaws. While the OnePlus' battery life is being praised through the roof. There's supposed to be a difference of several hours of runtime. And again, you read (and see in the case of KZbin) this everywhere. You're literally the ONLY person I have come across so far, who called both phones essentially comparable with only a slight edge for the 11. When it's obvious that with the 11, battery life is one of the highlights while it's the absolut drawback on the Pixel.

[@JunkBondTrader]

at launch maybe. Pixel 7 battery life has improved tremendously.

[@Nitrotix1]

Good to see that my 8T is still fairly competitive with the latest OnePlus.

[@ahmadalmarie2167]

Not just with OnePlus phones but with most phones It was a great deal , I'm happy I chose it over s20 fe

[@chandrahasss7041]

Nah.. one plus 9T and 11 are unleashed

[@leokoach]

I don't know why would you need a wired charge if you have wireless chargers all over the place where you live and work. Just rest it on them, and that's it. I think most of your voters don't have wireless charger, or don't have enough to feel the comfort of it. I don't have it, but I can only imagine how easy and practical would be instead of having wires around and decrease the wear and tear of your device by not using the plug 🙄

[@shadowform1264]

Yes, onplus is better, easy

[@ppg68]

Coming from the Oneplus 8t I bought the pixel 7, and I must say that so far I'm not regretting it. It really depends on what you will use it for, I don't really game on my phone like before which was the reason to get a phone with a good processor for a good price therefore having lower quality cameras, but now I do prefer to have the better camera and be able to use an OS without bugs, which the oneplus had a ton, really. Plus the features that the pixel phones offer are pretty neat.

[@SpeedyDocDOCARMY]

I think the Nothing phone 2 will sell better than the OnePlus 11 this year!

[@animatrix1851]

7 gen 2

[@shyhandiq]

8:40 correction, if you truly care about photography Between these two phones just go with one plus because it offers better raw and built in pro mode for photo and video.

[@JunkBondTrader]

if you truly care about photography you would see the pixel 7 produces much more balanced shots. Colour is done much better. 4k 60fps on both front and rear cameras. One plus front cam is 30fps 1080p. That's ridiculous. And the worst part of the OP is the oversharpening. Video camera appears much better IMO on the Pixel. There's not one comparison video I've seen that ranks OP cam as better. That over yellowing is crazy. Night shots, Pixel 7 all day. Pixel 7 won a the super comprehensive blind survey that Brownly did, even beating out iPhone and Galaxy. So if you're saying OP is better cam than Pixel 7, you're saying it's the best camera on the market, which it absolutely is not.

[@shyhandiq]

@@JunkBondTrader u r not wrong. But again my point, support for manual control and raw, that is a different direction for photography. I m sure pixel supports raw but not manual control. Also for video, pixel is better for regular use, but also one plus offers manual control, log support in stock camera, And if u use filmic pro or mcpro24fps or any third party camera one plus offers better support for these apps.

[@Classified1]

I swear people think of wireless charging as something they cant live without but fast wired charging is honestly a hidden gem.Soooo many emergencies where my phone was needed with me and i had to run were fixed with just 5MINS on the wire id go from the 10% to 33%. Your phone is always ready to go.

[@JohnSmithWesson]

There are so much promotional videos for OnePlus 11 where reviewers compare it to Pixel and they make it look like OP 11 shoots better or equal videos and photos as Pixel 7, obviously Pixel 7 is still better, and 1080p30fps videos from front camera on OP 11 is a joke.

[@jawadarif5676]

I'm got a pixle 7 and I don't like it, the battery rubbish and charging can take ages if it not an official charger cable, even with fast charger it slow unless it official charger , going to go back to OnePlus

[@staytrue2u92]

The biggest con with Google pixel 7 pro, it's a straight up scratch magnet! Don't get the black color. The back, front, and camera bump are very easy to scratch. The phone case even scratches the back and around the edges.

[@JunkBondTrader]

wonder if thats exclusive to the pro. My 7 has no scratches at all, in black and I use my phone constantly.

[@dragospahontu]

Looks great. They got the price right this time.

[@MatthewMoniz]

I agree!

[@arjunsaini9725]

Wireless charger is not actually a wireless charger and even worse than wired one. In both chargers you have to go near the charger and put the phone on charge. But you can use phone easily while changing from wired charger and can't use properly with wireless charger. Wired charger is faster than wireless charger.

[@EchoX860]

I have the Pixel 6 Pro and I absolutely HATE stock. Unfortunately I can't send it back since it's past the 30 day limit

[@moremhz9553]

Why would you buy a Pixel in the first place it you hate stock Android? Stock is literally what pixel is known for.

[@landmeter]

I miss my alertslider since i traded my oneplus7pro for my current note 20ultra and I can't get used to the samsung UI. Now I'm not someone that will pay €1000,= on a phone. So I'll buy one of these, I'd choose wireless charging over fast charging anytime in the office. Since I'm not a gamer and will work outside often I think I might get the pixel 7pro.

[@themrjones]

LoL pixel 6-7 run android better than any other phone while having the weakest processor around.

[@FoxxFire]

Wow, that single core geekbench score on the Samsung as compared to the OnePlus is 36 percent higher. That's crazy for it being the same chip. I guess there was something to that whole 'for Galaxy' tag qualcomm gave it. I wonder if Samsung is doing some sort of trickery that oneplus (and Samsung, to be fair) had previously done to turbo the processor during synthetic benchmarks but then significantly underclock the processor in all other tasks to make the phone's battery last longer. Matt does that difference in single core score not seem odd to you?

[@bread3613]

The op 8 gen 2 single core score is actually just underwhelming compared to other devices using the same chip

[@walterward2869]

I'm one of those three individuals 😂 but a great review as always!

[@codylujan]

I absolutely despise the camera on the pixel 7 line. I wish they went back to the pixel 4 look

[@theompman]

That result for the wireless VS fast-charging is not surprising at all. Real world opinion is that wireless charging (right now and possibly in the near future) offers little to no "benefits" other than making you buy more chargers to charge your device slower LOL. I wouldn't even use the words wireless charging and benefit in the same sentence.

[@alcylon]

I come from P6P to OP 11. no regrets. was looking at OP 12 but got a great deal on OP 11😊. dont care about selfies and games. Cameras on OP 11 is fine. But again it depends who is looking

[@subediraju8552]

Oneplus 7T Pro Mclaren Edition full screen is still amazing over any punch hole phones.

[@pharaohsanakht6839]

My pixel 7 pro is on my nightstand while I use my OnePlus as my daily. It's just more fluid and that fast charging seals the deal

[@SKY_Videography]

Price should be considered as well. OnePlus is not like before but still their flagships are near about previous models. 😇

[@Officialprospervibe]

👆👆 inbox me to claim your gift 🎁🎁...

[@The_Backson]

The Pixel is nice and all, but outside of North America and Europe, it has very limited official availability. As such, it's not a serious competitor for the asian brands. Such a shame though, wish google took other markets more seriously.

[@dautube]

I've had the Pixel 6pro and now I have the Pixel 7 pro. Both started to break within a year. Super glitchy software and just overall unreliable. Super disappointed to the point that I'm looking to switch back to OnePlus or another brand. I just don't understand how such a big company like Google can come up with such shitty phones.

[@Smykonis]

Great video. Oneplus hardware is goid but no wi charging very disappointing. Camera still not in Pixel Ligue. Where is oxygen os? Color os is not so comfortable to use, there are many strange things.

[@funnycatvideo8076]

Pixel now cost 690€ on phoneshock becouse of price cut made by google so there Is no competition for my opinion.

[@azrafsami]

It's not even a comparison for me. Pixel anyday over oberhyped OnePlus. The great OnePlus reign is long gone.

[@HoneyfaAni]

As iPhone user pixel 7 is far better thn iPhone 14 Indeed smartest smart phone

[@H4GRlD]

I just simply don't like the design of the OnePlus, Pixel looks cleaner to me. Don't think these performance differences would be that impactful in the long run for everyday use. Only thing which kinda blows is the charging rate difference, it's sad but I don't regret buying the Pixel today. Waiting for it to arrive. :-) They had around the same price here. I'm replacing my old Poco F1 btw, really loved this phone, still serves me well after 4 years of use, but I just had to replace the OS every year or so with a custom ROM to get updates and a good software experience, this was also a great deal for me about the Google phone.

[@kidoman7988]

Pixel 7 pro is too buggy to use.

[@kbenjaminmark]

Forget oneplus. Even apple 14 pro ultra and s23 ultra couldn't stand before Pixel 7 pro

[@Elhoco3972]

I would pick the oneplus and install gcam on it and that would be balanced for me.

[@jowarnis]

Would never buy OnePlus device ever again. Garbage updates, they throttle apps like chrome for older devices so it feels slower..

[@bressa13]

No it's not. Pixel>>>>>>OP

[@MatthewMoniz]

DEpends on the person! want better cameras go pixel, you want a faster experience go OP11

[@bressa13]

@@MatthewMoniz faster experience doesn't mean better experience. P7P will give u the complete package: ip, qi, camera, update, better software, more reliable software and updates, better after sale support (warranty), third party accessories and so on... OP11 on the other side just a better soc...

[@MatthewMoniz]

@@bressa13 There's nothing wrong with the OP11 experience. OP11 will also receive 4 years of OS updates and 5 years of security which is more than the Pixel 7 Pro. Again it comes down to what yhou want on your phone. Don't care about the camera? Game on your phone? Go OP11. If camera and the look of the software on the Pixel mean more to you go Pixel. Everyone will choose different.

[@bressa13]

@@MatthewMoniz look how bad and buggy are OP updates lately… Not only that: Google and Samsung update their old flagship every month with the latest security patch (and Samsung release new Android version really quickly) while OP update the security patches every 2/3 months and often those are not even the latest…

[@Classified1]

The OnePlus 11 also has 16gigs of ram which is slightly ahead of it's time and will help it last longer without getting slow

[@PJ-gm1hb]

I had such a terrible time with my op10 pro disconnecting calls and muting my voice in calls that I would never consider buying another op phone, I just don't trust them to work properly.

[@ahassen1236]

Why do phone makers nowadays insist on making huge ugly camera lens at the back but images only a tiny amount better than 2018 models of phones? Doesn't make sense. Make them look good please!?

[@W67w]

Same size screen but I personally dislike how OnePlus just makes the screen taller without adding width

[@thorntech]

No video output through the HDMI, 120fps shooting is gone and that front camera are all deal breakers for me.

[@marvinzhang3734]

There is a thing about the sound quality called “base” and the pixel just doesn’t have it. I don’t know how much google paid you but consider you are a KZbinr so…

[@allenschneider1847]

How would you compare both of these phones to the S23plus or the S23 ultra? If you were comparing the oneplus 10pro to the Pixel 7 which would you choose?

[@t-money10]

Im here right now cause im tired of the slow charging on my pixel 7pro 😮. Im coming from a 10 pro.

[@RICHIE_RICH89]

Tuff choice lol really the one plus 11 pro blows the pixel away power wise. Its up to 16 gigs of ram and 25 gigs with virtual memory. Not even a comparison. Of your going to compare do pro to pro.

[@xlockdoggx]

Hey! thx for the comparison! Does anyone have info about color accuracy when u turn on/off "scene recognition" (oneplus) or "scene optimizer" (samsung)? I guess, cause of that we have oversaturated and yellowish colors...