Pixel 3 XL vs Razer Phone 2 vs. iPhone Xs Max vs Note9 vs LG G7 vs LG V40: Speaker Battle 5

[@carver9312]

Trying to figure out why he put the mic on the sides when it's not including the sound from the top speaker as well. Some phones are at a disadvantage

[@BooredAtWork]

That is the loudest out put for the device. The mics for the pixel 3 XL and Razer phone where placed about because those speakers are forward facing

[@lazarus479]

Sure, the sound meter should have been placed infront at the middle of each phone, like a normal person would be listening to it. That would make sense...

[@spinworkxroy]

I agree.. sound volume should be measured at a logical listening position..

[@BobHasAVirus]

Your whole test is flawed. The noise meter appears to be varying distances from the speakers, also as he mentioned some phones are at a disadvantage. Because the test output levels are so close, even a few mm of distance variation can change the outcome. Please re-run the test with the same phone stand but have the noise meter a distance of 1 meter in front of the center of the phone. Because right now this just seems like another low effort youtube video with keywords to get views, but little actual valid information. It won't take that much effort but you'll be giving us good, valid, and important information.

[@AMFH85]

Buy all these phones and do the test yourself

[@manishbalam]

Try testing from customer's perspective. Like holding the phone and watching video. Nobody listen at this close range.

[@sandeepreddy8567]

Manish Balam exactly, videos like this rnt necessary

[@BrawndoQC]

Having tested a few of those, from regular usage, it's pretty much the XS Max and the Razer 2. S9+ and Note 9 sound thin. Pixel 3 haven't have one in my hands yet, but the Pixel 2 XL sound was WAY inferior to the iPhone X. One thing that the iPhone managed to achieve with such small speakers is there's a feeling of bass. Not just high mid-range crap.

[@MiteshShah07]

The speakers on the pixel 2 were low key one of my favorite features of the phone, good to know they've made them even better with the pixel 3.

[@JesusFranco01]

One of the most underrated channels on KZbin. Thank you for doing this!!

[@onemat2000]

Why do you and a lot of You Tubers review based on just loudness and not fidelity?

[@BooredAtWork]

In terms of fidelity I go with the Galaxy and razer, dude to Atmos. But loudness is the easiest to show and a claim a few companies have made. Plus the fidelity aspect can be subjetive. Thus I clearly stated this is a loudness test

[@BrawndoQC]

Sound quality, my personal preference is the iPhone XS Max and Razer 2 (from real life testing). I don't like the S9+ nor Note 9 sound at all. They don't sound bad, but they sound like the EQ is flat. iPhone has a feel of bass, I like that. Didn't have a chance to test the Pixel 3 XL yet, I will probably never will, Google screwed the design.

[@benschipunov7408]

Note 9 because of the headphone jack. iPhone Xs Max comes with no dongle. Now what? Drill a hole inside it?

[@mindflayer]

Booredatwork.com As he says, sound quality and preference is highly subjective. Some folks like planar bass, some don’t. Some like flat signatures, some like U or V shaped. If you’re really into fidelity, LDAC BT headphones or wired phones.

[@benschipunov7408]

@@mindflayer Dolby Atmos.

[@Anonnonon]

Logically speaking, the mic should be at the users prespective or position, not wherever the speaker is on each phone. One other note is the surface used is not practical, people usually use tables or desks. Just my 2 cents.

[@lazarus479]

Anon Bin Anon you are correct sir.

[@PTYC933]

thats true thats true'

[@Randy-ll3tv]

I'm wondering if it would be better to test the loudness at the average listening distance like about a foot away and in front of the phone instead of next to the speaker. I think that would provide better results.

[@mariusANU]

Randy Garcia exactly 😊

[@angela-onesroman8873]

The Beat goes on, I can understand all the LG haters, their not used to an underdog winning, the fact is all these phones sound good for phone speakers, but your not gonna throw any parties with any of them, so take that L, keep it moving and enjoy your phone for what its ment for. Now if you want to hear a real battle throw on some headphones and lets see who smokes the competitors, that would be LG 👑, still loving my g7, this phone has got everything✌🏼😁

[@ChesterFoster]

BIG Facts.

[@0JP0]

On your Note 9in the equalizer is it on normal or customized because mine is on the bass and vocal for s9+ with Dolby Atmos on Auto.

[@chimac-king]

wow. pixel 3 is really impressive! it's new kind of speaker!

[@devingilliam5601]

I think for this test to be the most accurate, you should set up the phone up as if you were watching it, and place the meter in front of it like you were looking at your phone. It would make the most sense in my opinion since I don’t know of anyone who puts the phone up to their ear to watch a video or listen to music.

[@CHRISINCOGNITO]

Just what I was looking for! Great video, Thanks 😀

[@Jon13Blue]

can we have like realistic test with measurements taken in front of the phone and 30cm distance like when you are actually watching some KZbin?

[@danishblunt9698]

I'm sorry but how exacly did the pixel 3 win? It was slightly louder yes, but the quality of the razer was far better, the razer phone actually played scary low frequencies, hearing those frequency from a phone is amazing in itself. if you just care about db, then go into the atmos and push the EQ to +12db, it will sound like trash but good lord is it earraping loud.

[@TKBay]

I really thought the razer phone 2 was going to win coming in to this video. great video man

[@angela-onesroman8873]

Me too and I have a g7

[@ripp3rjak934]

He needs to redo the test. He needs to have Dolby Atmos on AND he needs to find preset settings for the equalizer too.

[@nazar6575]

is there an embargo on Pixel cam review?

[@ashraf36369]

Could you please include Zenfone 5z in next test as well

[@Rexprofile]

That's not a good comparison ... That sensor should be places in front of the screen just as we people stand , holding the phone n facing it to our heads that's where the ears detect the sound properly .

[@vaskar1017]

Really glad u did this

[@papinbala]

whats the best quality?

[@jblbasstester6198]

iPhone has the best bass but is also not as loud as the Razer Phone or Pixel but i think it doesnt matter that much Btw Decibel reading is not everything. The speaker can hit 110 db peak, but only around 100 all the time

[@wc1548]

When i was so disappointed with my Pixel 2 XL for its screen (half part of the screen is not responding at all) and decided to sell it, there is the 'camera' that no other brand phone can replace :( and now Pixel 3 XL got me falling in love again (ignoring the big notch thing) i guess i'll just need to wait for the real usage review to come out before decided to buy one.

[@GuAongChannel]

Mate 20 X please

[@meviusable]

good review~! Pixel 3 was more surprised because it sounded so much better than I thought. Note 9 This balance was the best and noisy. The lg probably sounded good on things because of the boom box effect. I wonder what a little pixel 3 sound would be like.

[@LUCKADİS]

Thanks for video 😁 😇

[@bladeee007]

I'm excited to get my hands on the Pixel 3 XL

[@NizarNoor]

Where's the regular Pixel 3?

[@GanDtech]

Pixel 3 XL sounds the best. Note 9 and iPhone XS are pretty much tied for quality. Razor Phone sounds good as well but I’m not personally a fan of how it sounds but you can tune the EQ.

[@bizkutlimau7103]

Loudest = The best?

[@rickyvanamson]

When I heard the pixel my jaw dropped

[@selvadhuruv3947]

Please do it for Asus Zenfone 5z

[@Zazmiz]

Where is the Pixel 3?

[@BooredAtWork]

No need because the 3xl is there and I don't have one

[@JeZZGro]

G7 all the way baby

[@Galadir]

just loud, it's sound quality is worse than the others

[@Galadir]

40 oz g7 has just one speaker, this speaker is advanced but not compete with top stereo speakers with sound quality. Listen carefully, its sound is not good enough as them

[@JeZZGro]

@@Galadir I personaly have G7, and sound is good and loud, it's just not stereo.

[@para5870]

The lg one was pretty impressive

[@husseinsyed3420]

Good job bro

[@stephenross521]

Sir, you have the best test videos! Why is this so important though? Because of all the media that my fellow earthlings absorb, lol. Seriously, they need to be good, and for the price these days they better be. My son has the Note 9 and they are the best that I have ever heard. I was curious about the ThinQ so I went to a store for a listen. It was hot garbage! What gives? Trump it up to a beat down floor model? I was waiting for the Pixel 3 to arrive, and I think that it will be my next phone barring any super deal for something else the stores throw out there next month. Keep up the good work!!

[@ssshonnn]

No one puts the phone to their ear to listen to music. Test mic should be at an average distance from the phone imitating a person holding phone in their hand viewing the screen. Bottom facing mic phones should be extreme disadvantage since they do not point to your ears. This test does not replicate real world use.

[@kingsamvisuals]

That fedex box +1 for aesthetics.

[@johnnyzhao6743]

LG's Boombox is so POWERFUL!

[@onesaitama5156]

You lack logic! Nobody put their ear into the speaker like that. LOL

[@debojitmandal8670]

But I still felt the razor phone more louder compared to the pixel 3

[@nuyou21]

This test doesn't make sense as shouldn't he have taken into account an overall sound coming from both speakers. 💯

[@mahfah7911]

Dang that’s some video comparison to put out in tech review game

[@doobedi]

I can't wait the LG V40

[@kramshiron]

70% of the sound comes out of the bottom speaker on the pixel.

[@AkitaWebb]

And the Mate 20x 👾 is laughing 😂

[@talhanadeem7058]

You are the best❤💪

[@RichardRatner.1972]

I still prefer the M7's speakers from back in the day! Lol, kind regards Richard U.K

[@christopherromberg82]

My favorite is the Razer than the Pixel. LGs sound good too.

[@aitorejakishev7048]

Can u please do a frequency test of each phone? From 20hz to 20000hz and see which one starts when?

[@longtran348]

Lg g7 của tôi đã kiểm tra . âm thanh tần số thấp nhất khoảng 230 và cao nhất khoảng 15khz

[@nazar6575]

Pixel speakers moved up a notch!

[@jamesw2831]

If Google could just get their chassis in order...

[@ambeshtripathi2573]

LG LG LG LG LG LG LG LG ever

[@krazygir500]

Meanwhile, I'm watching this on my pixel 3 XL 😂

[@milanjevtic7176]

The winner is Pixel 3 xl, but on the table is the winner of the LG g7,

[@beezbuzzful]

Put a case on the LG G7, play music and watch what happens. I had the LG G7 for a matter of hours then took it back.

[@riderookie]

Still sounds good with a thick case. :)

[@shawnsnow6413]

Most people aren't going to be watching content wtih the phone turned sideways

[@saeemqureshi6736]

1:52

[@saeemqureshi6736]

2:29

[@notebook4014]

It's not about the loudest. It's about what smartphone sounds the best! 👎🏻

[@brownrice6050]

The Pixel definitely sounds best

[@gohkiwi8481]

Do add Asus ROG Phone into it too

[@Chris-yp6zm]

Pixel 3 xl sounds great

[@saine414]

LG all the way :)

[@Lolimaster]

Even my cheapo $60 2.1 chinese clonic brand Klip Xtreme runs circles around this mobile speakers. I got the S9 and I can say about the quality of the speaker -Sounds too robotic at 0-30% volume (the shhhhhhhhhh vibe) -Above 80% gets loud but distorted starting to feel robotic -At 50-65% seems to be the sweet spot for the S9 speaker Still feels like ear cancer vs my desktop speaker. S9 with headphones (a cheapo $25 panasonic) sound tons better but the phone default normal EQ seems a tiny bit flat.

[@ggan_RG]

wow iphone speaker

[@Dannya2005]

#teampixel

[@brandenongkp]

Samsung note 9 sound better