Google Pixel 4 Vs IPhone X! (Comparison) (Review) By Simple Alpaca

Hello everyone welcome back to the channel real quick I do have a cold, and I've had a cold for the last couple of days recce about a week. So thank you so much for everyone for the god blesses and the well-wishes, but some of you guys were hating on me because you're like oh, you got a stuffy nose, you're a little stuffy nose boy, yeah, guys, stop disrespecting me! Stop cyberbullying me! That's what I'm going to leave it out: I'm not gonna, bring it up anymore, but so, as you guys know, the Google Pixel for Excel came out about like two weeks ago, and I've been doing so many comparisons with it, and this is probably going to be the last comparison. I do it's going to be against the iPhone 10? Maybe I'll do the iPhone 10 hour, but I like the pixel for Excel I. Think it's a very good phone, and I'm also gonna, throw on the regular pixel for in here as well. There's really not too many differences between the pixel four and the for Excel. Besides the screen size, there's no additional RAM or cores, or anything at that, so it's almost exact same phone, and we're gonna, compare it to the iPhone 10, one of a probably best phones, in my opinion, still for the value and also one of the best held up phones.

I think that's the best way to put it phones that have held up the best throughout time and I. Think the iPhone 10 is right up there with it. Now the iPhone centers in the old phone, but the pixel for and for Excel are the newest versions from pixels. So let's go and see what the main differences are now. Looking on the front, we have a six point: three inch poll that display on the pixel for Excel, but a 5.7 inch Leola display on the pixel 4, so a little smaller they're, both 1440p panels or the pixel 4, has a 1080p panel. The iPhone 10, however, has a 5.8 inch. Super retina OLED display that one is 11 25 by 24, 36 and what's funny, is there's more screen to body ratio on the iPhone 10, then on the Google, pixel 4 or the for Excel.

So the screen there's pretty much like less bezel on the iPhone 10. But one thing to keep in mind is that technically speaking, I mean the bezel there's no notch on the pixel for itself, but there's still a little of bezel on the forum for Excel or the iPhone 10 does have that notch to each own. Some people like it some people, don't I. Personally, don't really care I'm so used to the notch by now so going one way or the other is really a big deal, but to each own and in terms of where they feel in the hand the iPhone 10 will feel about the same size as the pixel 4. But the pixel 4 excels much bigger than the iPhone 10, so that pretty much covers it up in terms of the screen.

No headphone jacks on either these Lightning port on the iPhone 10 and USB type-c on the pixel for Excel on the back. We have dual camera setups as well. Glass backs kind of on both the pixel for Excel has kind of more like at texture on it, which it feels nice, but I do kind of like the standard class back on the iPhone 10. But again this is more like preference per person, but me personally, I do like how the iPhone 10 feels and, overall surprisingly, even though the iPhone 10 came out in 2017 I think the iPhone 10 feels more premium overall than the Google Pixel four and the four Excel, and that has a lot to do, which is the chassis of the phone as well as just the way the screen feels in the back. You know just like the overall everything about this phone I feel like Google could have done a better job at they just kind of put a little more emphasis on their Hardware on the outside, maybe putting a complete like glass back on the iPhone, like from the iPhone 10 on the pixel.

For something that would be really cool, I think the Nexus 6p was probably one of the best build phones ever from Google, which was awesome. It felt like a very premium. Advise the 404 Excel doesn't really feel that much more premium than the iPhone 10-1 advantage for the Google Pixel for Excel is that it does have IP 68 s. Water resistance with the iPhone 10 only has a 67. Doesn't water resistance, but I think the main advantage for the pixel for Excel is that screen you're able to use it in ninety Hertz refresh rate, meaning that things can refresh on the screen much faster, and it just looks so much smoother.

It looks so awesome, and it's one of the best things I love about the pixel for Excel the iPhone 10 doesn't have it no iPhones have it, yet people are saying that it's going to come next year. Maybe it will maybe it won't, but either/or, that's one of the coolest things about the pixel for Excel. In my opinion, now moving on to the software, the iPhone 10 came out with iOS 11 put 1.1 right. Now you are able to get iOS, 9.2 I, think another version of iOS is going to be coming out soon, but the pixel for Excel started off with Android 10 and even though it technically came on new words denotes device, whatever I'm pretty sure. The iPhone 10 will probably outlast the pixel for Excel, because I think the iPhone 10 is going to be getting an extra version of iOS.

Definitely the Google Pixel for Excel, and the four I mean they're, going to last for a long time for an Android phone, but iPhones usually tend to out beat the Android counterparts. But with that being said, even though the iPhone 10 will probably outlast the pixel for Excel they're still going to be as large development community behind the four and for Excel. So you can easily go and route it and flash a custom. Rom, there's going to be tons of development community behind it. So what I would recommend you to do is kind of weigh your options.

If you're, ok, with kind of modifying your phone a little, then the foreign for Excel might be the better way to go, but on stock software support I am pretty sure the iPhone tenable outlast the pixel four and the four Excel in terms of software support. In my opinion, and moving on to the performance side of things, I'll go ahead. Tell you the specs and I did a speed. Comparison. I'll show you guys how it runs.

The iPhone 10 has the Apple an 11 Bionic chip and X. Of course, CPU with three gigabytes of RAM, with the pixel for Excel, has a Qualcomm Snapdragon, 855 chipset and outscore CPU and Arena 640 GPU and six gigabytes of RAM. So twice the amount of ram on the Google Pixel for Excel versus the iPhones and that one quick thing I want to hit on in terms of the storage variants. Google goes to. Mac storage is 128 gigabytes or iPhone.10 at that max storage is two are 56 gigabytes. So, even though the base models are the same on both 64, the iPhone 10 has more storage on its top tier model, which is kind of an awesome thing for the iPhone 10, but kind of bad thing for the pixel for in the fork cell I, don't know what Google is thinking, there's no expandable storage on that phone, so they should have one up to 256 or even higher I.

Don't know why they stopped it there, but with that being said, let's go and get into the speed comparison and see which one is the faster device. Alright, everyone, let's get into this comparison. As you can see, we have some of the same apps on both again. My voice is kind of messed up, but it's going to be okay. Let's go ahead and Sofa three two one Google Pixel for Excel, faster iPhone 10, will eventually get into it.

You know it's going to take its time, as you can see I phone time they get into it. Cool paper, IO, 2, 3, 2, 1 and pixel for Excel is faster, eventually doing it on the iPhone 10 very shortly after not that big with difference getting to some gameplay, you can see cotton I mean they're kind of the same I think the for Excel is a little smoother. We should be expected because it is a newer phone. Let's go ahead and do fruit, ninja, 3, 2, 1 and for some reason these games just glitch up so much I, don't ever really understand it, and they're kind. I think the forex I was a split second faster.

It wasn't that big of a difference. In my opinion, they were both very close, but I do think. The Forex I was just a little faster there. Let's go into snake versus blocks. Three two one for excels faster.

The iPhone gets into it a little after I'm, starting to see a little of a trend. Here it seems, like the four excels, actually the faster device and at first I didn't really know. I was kind of like saying, like 50/50, and one might be a little faster you in there, but I'm not surprised the iPhone 10, just a little slower. Let's do the original, Temple Run three, two one, and I will have to restart this one because both actually both them on game screens. Already it's a ball run again.

Three two one, you almost the same exact thing, let's go in again, is some play which should be kind of similar on both. This is a very minor game. It's not that big, big game. You can see almost the same thing, they're almost the same number, one, two, three, two one you and, as you can see, the iPhone 10 was much slower than the pixel for Excel, which was surprising, let's get into some gameplay, and you can see they're almost the same exact thing, not that big of a difference to my opinion. At all I mean this is a very minor again like I said.

So it's not that big a deal. Thank you. Three two one for solos, faster iPhone 10, eventually do get into, and the gameplay is going to be homeless, the same again Netflix three two one I didn't it wasn't really walking, but I think one of the muscle bit faster. Let's go ahead and after realizing three two one you and, as you can see, the four excel was faster. We get into it on the iPhone sound a little after, but I mean ultimately what I can tell you are the iPhone 10, it's still a fast phone.

You know don't get me wrong, but it's just a little slower overall than the Google pick so for Excel. So that's pretty much it pretty big difference. I would say, but still you know not a crazy thing as we might expect. So, let's get on with the rest of the comparison. Now that we're back, let's go and look at the cameras, so, like I, said, dual camera setups on both, and they're, almost the same kind of setup, so 12 megapixel wide-angle lens on the iPhone 10, with a 12 megapixel telephoto lens with a googol pixel four on the for Excel.

Every 12.2 megapixel wide-angle lens and then a 16 megapixel, telephoto lens and, interestingly enough, if you look at both, you might think you know, honestly what I can tell you are: maybe I think the pixel 4 in the 4 X L will have better quality photos and maybe the overall image quality will probably be better. But the fascinating thing is: is that the iPhone 10 you have that ability to shoot 4k at 60 frames per second, with a Google Pixel for the 4 cell. You cannot shoot 4k at 60 frames. You can only do 4k at 30 frames, so it might not be a big deal to a lot of people me personally. I'm, like I.

Don't really care right now, but I know in the future. If I wanted, to go and use a phone and buy a phone, I want to kind of future-proof myself a little and to get a phone now that doesn't even have 4k 60 frames you're going to be kind of like going backwards in a way you're not going to really be future proofing yourself. So, even though the quality might be better on the pixel 4 in the for Excel, you have that ability on the iPhone 10 to shoot 4k 60 frames. On top of that, I've always felt like the audio quality on the iPhones. In terms of video.

You know shooting videos and everything have always been better than on the Android counterparts so to each own, but I would probably say the iPhone 10 might have the overall better camera experience, but the pixel 4 on the fork so will have the better image quality, as well as a couple more features here and there. But it depends on how important that 4k 60 frames is. It's kind of a weird thing. Google didn't put that in there to my opinion on the front 7 megapixels on the iPhone 10 8 megapixel, on the cool pixel 4 on the for Excel and ultimately, like I said, cameras are very good on both these phones, the 4 and 4 cell might be the better ones overall, but the iPhone 10 does still have some advantages here, and they're now hitting on the battery life. This is where things kind of get a little weird, so the pixel 4 has a twenty-eight hundred million power battery.

The for Excel has a thirty-seven hundred five-hour battery. The iPhone 10 has a twenty-seven hundred sixteen million power battery and between all them. The pixel for Excel will have the best battery life, followed by the iPhone 10, followed by the pixel for I. Don't know why Google put that small of a battery in this phone I mean it's just ridiculous, but the battery life is still pretty decent on the iPhone 10. If you get replaced, Apple makes a battery case, but that's kind of using accessories.

The pixel for Excel will have the better battery life in terms of all these, in my opinion, and to kind of sum up this whole entire comparison, dude there's a lot of advantages for both of these phones. Obviously, the pics of foreign Forex are the newest phones, but it's because they're, the newest doesn't mean they're the best or the greatest, between these two there's still a lot of advantages for the iPhones and the higher build quality. Amazing screen still very fast phone, it's cheaper, so you can get it for much less than what the pixel form for Excel are selling for brand new. You stop for such you stop IP certification. Software support is going to last forever.

It's still fast enough, great cameras, 4k 60 frames and battery life is, you know, kind of still good, but the for and for Excel do have that in any earth to refresh rate they have that software support for a while for in terms of Android phones. That screen is really nice, like I stated ip68 does water resistance that additional RAM, very great image, quality from the cameras and with the four cell really, really great battery life, so it's kind of like a tie between these I mean if I had a pick. One I would probably pick up an iPhone tend to be honest and either cheaper and be all those other things I stated, but you cannot go wrong with the for and for Excel. You know, I, don't think one phone is way better than the other. Maybe the four excels like the best one because of that battery life in that screen.

But, honestly, it's like a really weird tie, because the iPhone 7 came out of 2017, and it's funny that in the man, this isn't as like clear as a decision, because the iPhone 10 is such a good phone. So that kind of covers that man, if you guys have any questions or anything leave it down in the comment section below I'll go on like a pixel for Excel in a pixel 4 and an iPhone 10 down in the description below, so you guys can get it from Amazon for the cheapest prices that I find, but that's pretty much it if you guys have any other questions or anything leave it down in the comment section as well. If that, like button down, means so much, but definitely that subscribe button, every single subscriber that we get really discount some of the means so much to you guys could hit that also check out the other things down in the description as well. My Twitter, my Instagram, my second channel, all those things Stirling down below I'd, really appreciate. If you guys could check it out more importantly than everything else, I love every single one of you guys, hopefully I'll catch.

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