Pixel 7 VS iPhone 12

[@angelopebs]

Honestly pretty good production quality. Also, no bullshit tie scores and an actual conclusion. Great job! You're view count is gonna increase for sure with this type of format!

[@rjc105]

Wow!! You've got JW Library installed on your phone!!

[@Mathematics-inTwi]

That's a brother maybe

[@domiminoshi8752]

I would pick pixel 7 without even thinking. I dont care about high performance if the battery drains so fast...the screen is better...Ip 12 only wins coz of camera video, performance...

[@sudhirbhagat1403]

Lol i used 13 pro max pixel 7 is better in performance and camera

[@T2brzy]

​@@sudhirbhagat1403not in video bro

[@Klllaruz]

​@@sudhirbhagat1403maybe 7 pro, not just 7

[@reynoldclare7981]

I use a Pixel 7 Pro and the video is still better in my iPhone 12 Mini lol. And the camera is better in third party apps and social media. Even while scanning documents I prefer the iPhone so ya, you gotta have both iPhone and Android to have best of both worlds.

[@reynoldclare7981]

​@@sudhirbhagat1403nah lol

[@meaninglessimulation]

Pixel 7 is definitely got a medal for it's price being without trashy castrate os, that it can even compete with 14 pro and higher by camera, but not in selfy of course though it's almost crawled to them, but still for it's price...

[@donharrold1375]

iPhone is all about robustness. It works. Haven’t had an Android phone for a while. My last experience was ok. Just ok.

[@marksouthwell4490]

There appears to be some confusion regarding the phones display brightness, namely the pixel 7. In standard manual brightness ( adjusted by the slider - not auto brightness) in manual standard brightness the pixel 7 reaches around 490 nits , the iphone 12 reaches just over 600 nits. Essentially the iphone 12 has a brighter display when it comes to general use or when controlling the brightness oneself . Pixel has great auto brightness though. The iphone 13 reaches 800 nits using the slider, which is noticeable in real life use

[@NatureBoy12100]

According to what I have read, the pixel 7 can get max of 1400 nits

[@marksouthwell4490]

@@NatureBoy12100 only in auto/ adaptive mode. Manual standard brightness is only around 490 nits . No good if you need more brightness indoors

[@fxETA]

@@marksouthwell4490 why is that? shouldnt the user be able to control the brightness atleast to some extent

[@LiveGoodCompensationPlan]

I was a Google pixel user from pixel 3xl, pixel 4a to pixel 6a and all I can say is it was good but it wont last that longer like 4 to 5 years most of them have problems with software or bloated batteries after 2 years so now I'm gonna go to iphones for better quality

[@orecluroblox4290]

Display: Pixel 7, as it have an 120 hz display compared to iphone 12 60 hz Performance: Iphone 12 Camera: I think this could be a tie as Pixel 7 just needs a few software updates and it's on par with the Iphone (this could also be a personal preference so it's up to you) Design: Pixel 7 Features: Pixel 7, this is an obvious win because ios is always late on features that android already have for years Conclusion: Pixel 7 wins

[@napstericious]

Pixel 7 doesn't have 120hz display. It has a 90hz display

[@orecluroblox4290]

@@napstericious oh my bad, I thought it was a pixel 7 pro

[@sudhirbhagat1403]

Performance is better on pixel by far

[@Mathematics-inTwi]

You are a brother ❤

[@PsYVla]

I am using iPhone 12 now, after 10 android devices, and must say that I will never buy in future android devices again because all social media apps are so so optimised for iPhone phones and for overall camera on iPhone is still unbelievable good plus if you want to play games whiteout single stuttering... on android phones before I have so much issues with all that things I mentioned and that's why I will never switch to android again!

[@SoyaDanial]

Maybe because you used a midrange android phone and that is not specific for gaming?

[@PsYVla]

@@SoyaDanial only flagship android maybe only one mid range android phone I think it was Samsung galaxy S2 advance and after that I have all s line up flagship phones from samsung and never go back to android def.!

[@SoyaDanial]

@@PsYVla the camera part and social media I agree and for the gaming part I disagree because I've been using Samsung Galaxy S22 ultra and it's been magnificent with gaming, no lag and the screen is wonderful. I don't know how you say that the gaming performance in flagship android phones were shit. But tbh with you if you want to use it for social media quality, camera and gaming performance yes iphone will be the best choice. But if you are more into features, crack apps and gaming just like me so you might get an android.

[@s.......]

​@@PsYVla bro used one of the first flagship phones and comparing it to a modern iphone 12

[@Snerteter]

I think you comparing a 2017 midrange to a 2022 flagship…

[@dmienn4992]

I have used pixel 3 for a while now. Maybe pick the latest and greatest from google is the best for me since I rely on google photo for a while now

[@TechVerveyt]

You’ll love the Pixel 7, great upgrade from the Pixel 3

[@anotherjuan]

which of these 2 have better nighttime videos? 🤔

[@kodix9803]

Iphone

[@STUDY01911]

Pixel 7 ofc not even close

[@STUDY01911]

​@@kodix9803.

[@Reginian2000]

Performance (the brain)... Anyhow... I love my iPhone 12 and its ecosystem. :)

[@jameswalesas2908]

so does the pixel 7 video is better than iphone 12? if it is better im gonna buy pixel 7 but if not im gonna buy ip12

[@massyl2924]

which one did u get

[@rolins3279]

Personally I prefer an S21 Plus to these 2 smartphones, but if I had to choose between them, I would take the iPhone 12.

[@TechVerveyt]

S21 Plus is a good option

[@Klllaruz]

samsung is a crap

[@yabro1010]

Why iPhone 12?

[@rolins3279]

@@yabro1010 Better battery 🔋 than the Pixel 7, better in video, much more powerful, almost equivalent in photos...

[@yabro1010]

@@rolins3279 Google Pixel 7 has 4,355 mAh battery and the iPhone 12 has 2,815 mAh battery.

[@h3xmind]

Thank you, brother

[@TechVerveyt]

Your welcome!

[@voyd96]

​@@TechVerveytalso drew attention to the jw library application. hello from ukraine :D

[@chancesareshewears]

The Pixel Visor is very uncomfortable. so as a long term Pixel user, I can tell you, you are wrong on design

[@dangrullon8942]

I still use an Iphone12 and is flawless.

[@ManchesterIsRed77]

How long you have it?

[@sladkyhermelin3756]

me too. apart from crappy battery and heating problem using mobile data (watching reels on LTE for more than 1hr makes it really warm) its great phone and amazing performance even in 2024. the camera may not be the best by any modern standards but its more than enough for average user.

[@Travdeka]

So easy win for Pixel

[@Achttm]

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