Motorola One 5g Ace vs Oneplus Nord N200 5G (review and comparison) By itsMaxDigital

In this video, I'm comparing the Motorola one 5g ace with the OnePlus word and 205g two budget value driven 5g devices, and if you really like comparing smartphones and specs, please consider subscribing to the channel. But let's go ahead and get started. The Motorola 105g ace is the cheapest 5g device from Motorola and the OnePlus Borden 2005g is the cheapest 5g device offered by OnePlus. You can get the 5g ace at around 400 unlocked, or you can get it for as low as 30 bucks on prepaid at metro. Here in the US, you can get the word n205g for 240 dollars unlocked, or you can get it for free, also at metro by T-Mobile. So these are perfect value devices, especially in the prepaid market.

The 15g ace measures in at 6.5 inches tall three inches wide 0.39 inches thick, the n200 a little smaller 6.4 inches tall 2.9 inches wide 0.33 inches thick. The 15g ace is also heavier at 7.5 ounces versus the and 206.7 ounces. Both of these are NATO sim card phones and the 15g aces. Water has a water repellent coating, but no IP rating, and neither does the n200 want a bigger screen. The one 5g ace has a nice big 6.7 inch display, while the n200 has a more average 6.5 inch display. You got 85 screens to body ratio on the ace 84 screens to body ratio on the n200.

The one five g8 has a 60 hertz refresh rate, while the n200 has an impressive 90 hertz refresh rate. Both of these have a pretty good screen resolution they're, both 1080p full HD displays the 1.5 g8 has a 393 PPI density, while the n200 has a 405, PPI density anywhere in the 400 range or close to it is pretty good in my books, so both the one five GA's and the Borden 200 5g have a similar stock version of android. You got android 10 on the Motorola 105 g8s. You got android 11 and the n200 with oxygen OS 11 on top, like I said both of these are going to feel close to stock android, but they do have their own gestures and features to make them a little more different from each other. The chipsets used are the following: the one five g8s has a snapdragon, 750 g processor, n200, a lower end, snapdragon 485 g processor.

Both of these will be perfectly capable of running the most popular apps on the app store, and you can run light games such as dead trigger and grand theft. Auto one of my personal favorites, those two right there, and you can do YouTube video, Netflix, um messaging. It's like WhatsApp and signal you can do Facebook Messenger. You can browse the web, listen to music, uh, GPS. All that good stuff will run perfectly fine in both of these processors but um.

The one five g8 for Motorola is going to be the snappier one which will handle a little more uh, heavy gaming and stuff, like that. Both of these start off at 64 gigs of storage. Although the Motorola one 5g ace um, it also comes in a 128 gigabyte version. They both have a micro SD card slot, which is awesome, and they do different ram. You got six gigs of ram in the one 5g ace in most models or at 4 gigs of ram, while the n200 comes in only 4 gigs of ram.

Both of these amounts of ram are perfectly okay for most people, especially at this price point now. For the cameras, the one 5g ace has three cameras on the back: 48 megapixel main eight megapixel ultra-wide 2 megapixel macro, the n200 13 megapixel main camera 2 megapixel macro 2, megapixel depth, um. The only real difference between This is that the one 5 gauge has that extra ultra-wide camera. That's really the only difference um, although the megapixels are different as well, but you get 4k video on the one five g8 you get 1080p video on the n200. Both of these are going to be fairly almost the same.

To tell you the truth: they're both going to suck in low light, but if you're outside- and you have the good lighting condition. You'll take some impressive and adequate videos and pictures for the selfie. They both have 16 megapixel shooters in the front shooting at 1080p, which will be pretty, pretty okay, and both of these phones have a headphone jack, which is awesome. Um connect your headphones, your mic, or you're connected to your car via axe cord, to listen to music. For example.

You got Bluetooth 5.1 on both of these, so it'll connect with your smartwatch smart band, your smart wearables, your wireless headphones, your wireless speakers both of these have NFC, which is mostly used for payment services, and they both got USB type-c for charging. They both have fingerprint readers, but the ace has a rear mounted. One and 200 has a side mounted one. Both of these are reliable ways to open up your device, and these also have the best in-class battery life for most people, five thousand Williams, which will get you up to three days of use fast, charging at 15 watts on the one five g8 fast charging, 18 watts on the n200. So what are my conclusions after comparing the specs of both of these devices? Well, both of these are awesome phones, especially for the price point they offer value.

They offer 5g, they offer the same type of software. Even they got big old batteries. The only thing that really different differential, This differentiates these devices is really that the one 5g ace is going to cost 30 bucks. If you were to get it on prepaid uh, to unlock price on the n200 is only 240. So if you really like it unlocked off the bat, then you're better off with the n200, but you get a slightly faster processor on the Motorola and for most models, you're going to get the 128 gig 60 a six gig of ram model, so be careful on which one you choose, but other than that these are almost the same type of device.

You get a little of a bigger screen on the one 5g ace um, but other than that these are almost. They feel almost exactly the same, especially with the software. I consider these attire, for the most part, you'll be happily impressed with getting a quality phone on either of these that offer 5g. If I had to lean one way or the other. If I were to get these on prepaid, I would get the Motorola 1 5g ace.

If I were to get it fully unlocked, I would get the lord and 205g well thanks for watching guys if you like content like this, comparing smartphones, the mid-range low, uh, low, end or flagships, I upload every single day, or at least I try to, and you know if you like videos like this, you know consider hitting the subscribe button. Thanks for watching I'll, see you in the next one.

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