Okay, so I think your statement is incorrect when you first said there is no clear winner in terms of performance and then went on saying s23 ultra is better in performance 🤷♂️
I just clarified it's based on the type of usage. Regular usage or gaming(related loads). In regular usage for anything apart from gaming/long video recording the Pixel 7 Pro is far better optimised & performs.
@@TechThatOut I got that point but I feel the crown should be given to S23 series straight out when it comes to the performance but I do agree with your point when you said the regular users won't notice much
I'm sorry but it's noticeable in regular usage. The S23 Ultra literally stutters in Samsung apps. Pixel 7 Pro app optimisation is so good it's consistently smooth in all apps.
The reason Samsung does not support dolby vision is that it raises the price of displays (licensing fees) and by extension the phones themselves, Samsung instead chooses to back the Open source and free- HDR 10+ standard, To save on costs and because its displays are top notch anyways.Dolby Vision is basically snake oil on a Samsung flagship.
I agree. It's just iPhones, Xiaomi & few other devices that are supporting it as well. Also HDR10+ is licensed by Samsung & they earn due to it apart from saving on this phone. Not to mention most content on OTT platforms support Dolby Vision and not HDR10+
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That's a great detailed comparision. Thankyou! I have heard the network modem used on the Pixel 7 Pro is very weak and cheap quality, Hence Network reception is bad in low network areas, Is this true? Please let me know
I have not taken the S23 Ultra to low network areas. Took the 7 Pro in a national forest where none of the other phones had networks, but the 7 Pro aggressively hunts for network and gets warm plus has battery drain. Could not verify it on the S23 Ultra though.
Oooh what a surprise, there are Samsung apps and Microsoft apps with which Samsung has announced everywhere to be in collaboration on a Samsung smartphone 😱 Only youtubers and pro-Apple people find Samsung's apps disturbing, otherwise, for me and the majority of people who buy (my client) and use Galaxy, it's the Google apps that appear as bloatware 🤷🏽♂️ Fortunately,very soon in India, Google will be prohibited from installing its applications on Android smartphones by default, and I hope that the EU will follow India's lead 🤧 🚶🏽♂️🚶🏽♂️🚶🏽♂️
@@TechThatOut Personally, I hate the interface of Pixels, especially the at glance widget and other frozen widgets, the lack of features, and especially the hardware which is not even at the level of an S21 Ultra released 2 years ago, so I don't bother buying Pixels 🤷🏽♂️
I understand your perspective & it is very valid. But that doesn't mean everything I mentioned is pointless as well. It's for the viewer to understand what is more important to them and decide accordingly.
Watching on my Pixel 7 Pro
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Okay, so I think your statement is incorrect when you first said there is no clear winner in terms of performance and then went on saying s23 ultra is better in performance 🤷♂️
I just clarified it's based on the type of usage. Regular usage or gaming(related loads).
In regular usage for anything apart from gaming/long video recording the Pixel 7 Pro is far better optimised & performs.
@@TechThatOut I got that point but I feel the crown should be given to S23 series straight out when it comes to the performance but I do agree with your point when you said the regular users won't notice much
I'm sorry but it's noticeable in regular usage. The S23 Ultra literally stutters in Samsung apps.
Pixel 7 Pro app optimisation is so good it's consistently smooth in all apps.
The reason Samsung does not support dolby vision is that it raises the price of displays (licensing fees) and by extension the phones themselves, Samsung instead chooses to back the Open source and free- HDR 10+ standard, To save on costs and because its displays are top notch anyways.Dolby Vision is basically snake oil on a Samsung flagship.
I agree. It's just iPhones, Xiaomi & few other devices that are supporting it as well. Also HDR10+ is licensed by Samsung & they earn due to it apart from saving on this phone.
Not to mention most content on OTT platforms support Dolby Vision and not HDR10+
nice detailed video.
btw i am more interested in your watch bands. please share the link & price.
Here are all the bands I have and use:
www.amazon.in/dp/B0B856WPWL/ref=cm_sw_r_as_gl_apa_gl_i_79GR1SDVRPKF5FBYD711?linkCode=ml1&tag=techthatout-21
www.amazon.in/dp/B0B86D4K63/ref=cm_sw_r_as_gl_apa_gl_i_8VKJC7849YGH1ZHAVXMR?linkCode=ml2&tag=techthatout-21
amzn.to/3mQvLjc
amzn.to/3LrcQpw
@@TechThatOut ❤
Excellent presentation
Thank you! Cheers!
What the Pixel lacks in hardware, makes up for it in software and price.
Seems like that, yes
Please make a comparison between S23 and Pixel 7 also if possible. Because everyone’s running behind ultra.
Wish I had my hands on the devices to help you with such content.
That's a great detailed comparision. Thankyou!
I have heard the network modem used on the Pixel 7 Pro is very weak and cheap quality, Hence Network reception is bad in low network areas, Is this true?
Please let me know
I have not taken the S23 Ultra to low network areas. Took the 7 Pro in a national forest where none of the other phones had networks, but the 7 Pro aggressively hunts for network and gets warm plus has battery drain.
Could not verify it on the S23 Ultra though.
Oooh what a surprise, there are Samsung apps and Microsoft apps with which Samsung has announced everywhere to be in collaboration on a Samsung smartphone 😱
Only youtubers and pro-Apple people find Samsung's apps disturbing, otherwise, for me and the majority of people who buy (my client) and use Galaxy, it's the Google apps that appear as bloatware 🤷🏽♂️
Fortunately,very soon in India, Google will be prohibited from installing its applications on Android smartphones by default, and I hope that the EU will follow India's lead 🤧
🚶🏽♂️🚶🏽♂️🚶🏽♂️
Announcing a collaborative doesn't justify making your app uninstallable
@@TechThatOut Like you said, stay on your Pixel.
@@TechThatOut Personally, I hate the interface of Pixels, especially the at glance widget and other frozen widgets, the lack of features, and especially the hardware which is not even at the level of an S21 Ultra released 2 years ago, so I don't bother buying Pixels 🤷🏽♂️
I understand your perspective & it is very valid. But that doesn't mean everything I mentioned is pointless as well. It's for the viewer to understand what is more important to them and decide accordingly.