OnePlus 8 Pro Vs Galaxy S20 Plus - The True Flagship! By C4ETech

The one place: I applaud, chaffing up to be one of the best flagships of early 2020, but cannot keep pace with Samsung's excellent Galaxy, S 20 plus. Well, that's what we're going to find out in today's video, hey guys, ? here from c4 e-tag, and if you don't end up finding this comparison useful. Please subscribe and turn on notifications by hitting that Bell icon. Let's now get started off with a belt. We have a family, a glass son whose design on both phones, but the OnePlus 8 pro comes with as matte finish. That reminds me a little of the iPhone 11 Pro Max.

On the other hand, we have a glossy finish to the back of the S 20 plus, so it picks up fingerprints easier, which is why I have mine wrapped in this deep brown skin and that's my Segway to thank B brand. The sponsors for this video. They have skins and wraps for all popular phones, including the S 20, plus the 1 plus 8 pro so be sure to check them out using the link in the description below back to the belt knife. Both have their pros and cons. Well, the April's matte finish might look a little better, especially this glacial green variant.

The s 20 Plus offers Gorilla Glass 6 for protection compared to 1, plus s Gorilla Glass 5, the S 20 plus also happens to be the more compact phone. It's even lighter and slimmer, but both are large phones and neither is comfortable for single-handed use. Something does offer a hybrid micros option. Well, OnePlus gets the alert slider so like I said pros and cons to both, depending on your preference. I'll leave this roundup to you guys.

The displays are pretty similar to the 1 plus 8 pros a tad larger at six point: seven, eight inches to the s20 plus a six point: seven both are quad HD, plus AMOLED panels, with 120 Hertz refresh and 240 Hertz that sampling there is support for HDR, 10, plus and punch holes for the selfie cameras, albeit at different locations. The center punch hole of the s20 plus is a little smaller, the OnePlus 8 pro, though it offers 120 Hertz refresh ad quad HD, plus something the S 20 + can only do at full. HD, plus, it's also worth knowing that the eight pros edges curve steeper, you might hate it because of the reflections it causes, or you might love it, because it enhances the way the phone looks either way, this one's a pretty close contest, and that continues with the internals to here in India, the speak plus sports and Enos 9 chip, which theoretically, is not as powerful as the snapdragon 865 on the 8 pro. But with day-to-day tasks neither phone has a performance issue and emissions are fast and fluid with the 240 Hertz that sampling rate in everything I mean whatever you try to do. The device responds instantaneously to your touch.

The differentiating factor here is the GPU Qualcomm Centering 650 on the OnePlus 8 Pro is stronger than the Enos element called holy g77. We can see that in pub G itself, where at HD detail, the OnePlus improves supports the extreme frame rate option. Well, the s20 plus can only go up to ultra, even in games like ace force that support higher refresh rates, the gameplay on 1+8 pros at smoother. On the memory front, we have 8 gigs of ram coupled with 128 gigs of u FS, 3.0 storage on both phones. However, with the pro we have a higher 12 256 option that and the stronger GPU give the OnePlus 8 pro an edge with specs.

Moving on to battery the similarities again continue.4500 my of the s 20 plus 45 10, on the 8 pro so similar battery capacity. Similar size displays similar technology, similar resolutions and refresh rates similar hardware. This means the battery life boils down to software optimization and guess what they are pretty evenly matched here to where charging we have warp charge, 30 T and works at 30, Wireless, delivering 30 watts of charge to the 1 plus 8 pro and the S 20 plus, on the other hand, dust whenever words wire and 15 watts, wordlessly. So again, OnePlus pulls ahead by a small margin. As for software, we have one UI 2.1 on the s20 + oxygen OS 10 on the OnePlus 8 pro both built on top of Android 10 Samsung has come a long way in terms of streamlining the user interface. It's not got a consistent design, snappy animations and a good mix of features and performance.

However, OnePlus still has arguably the snappiest custom Android interface. The stock has oxygen. Os, has a small but useful list of features and manages to be lightning-fast. That said, software as a matter of personal preference, with both being very stable I'm going to leave this one on down to your choice. Let's now take a quick look at the sundries.

We have dual stereo speakers on both phones, yes, 20 plus a stereo factors a little better. It also has an advantage with USB technology, USB 3.0, compared to USB 3.1 on the OnePlus. This is what lets Samsung deliver the lot decks experience, which again is a posture for the s20 plus. Biometrics, though, is a when for the one positive through it as the faster fingerprint scanner, as well as faster face unlock and, last but not least, there's 5g connectivity on the 8 pro the S 20 plus sold in India does not have that I mean factory is not a big deal at the moment, but it is at least on paper an advantage for the apron on the less. So now, let's get to the cameras, both phones have four rear cameras.

The primary on the s20 plus is 12 megapixels, with an optically stabilized F 1.8 lens on the 8 pro we get a forty-eight megapixel Sony imx6 89 again with an optically stabilized, def, 1.8 lens and a good life. There's not a lot between the images. The s20 pluses are a little brighter at times. They also happen to be punchy. Er, the OnePlus, a pro hits right back with detail levels, switch to its 48 megapixel mode and, for example, with this wall you can see more text on the image shot by the 8 pro under low-light.

At first glance, it seems like the s 20 plus, thus better. The final result looks brighter with funky colors the pros results. They might look darker, but they are crisper when zoomed in, although at times it has a tendency to add something to the results. Moving on to telephoto here we have side-by-side images shot with at 64 megapixels telephoto on the Samsung and 8 megapixels on the OnePlus both with oh, is the details from Samsung 64 megapixel telephoto shooter is much better sharper image with punchy colors. In comparison, the 1+8 pros images are noisier and washed out now, I feel it's worth pointing out that Samsung is using a hybrid telephoto solution.

Yeah, this means they're cropping into 64 mega pixels to give us 12 or so megapixel stills, with 3x magnification. In fact, we can crank the zoom all the way up to 30 X in here. To be fair, we can do the same with the OnePlus 8 pro as well, but after those disappointing 3x, hybrid zoom results. We didn't really bother going ahead. Okay, OnePlus dust bounced back, though, with the ultra whites it's 14 megapixel shots are sharper compared to Samsung's, 12 megapixel ones cropping in.

We can see that one plus is just better in detail. We can make out the texture on this gray wall, for example. Well, on some songs picture, it's just a blurry mess very impressive, and this is 1 plus at 12, megapixels, crank it up to 48 and the detail levels get even better. The fourth sensor, it's different on both phones. The s20 plus, has a dedicated time off light sensor to help the depth deduction for light focus shots the life focus, shots are okay, the portraits are sharper here.

The 1+8 pro, on the other hand, has a dedicated color filter. Yes, that's the one that gave the 8 pro its x-ray vision capabilities. Sadly, the feat has been removed by one plus four now, so you can not explain things. Let's now turn the phone's around for selfies, the 16 megapixel snap on the 1 + 8 Pro delivers crispier images, but the 10 megapixel snap on the S 20 plus it's got wider images I also liked it skin tones better. Additionally, the s 20 plus can do 4k 60.

Well, the pro cannot talk about video resolutions. We get up to 8k 24 fps via the s 20 plus 64 megapixel camera, when the 1+8 pros restricted to 4k 6000. When you compare footage at that resolution, it looked more natural. The video from the s 20, plus kind of felt, like it's been over sharpened a bit. That being said, the s 20 plus it comes with a ton of other options like super steady, video Samsung gives us a choice of ultra-wide or primary lens here, but on the 8 pro-v only get one choice for shooting in the super stable mode.

Samsung also has this cool feature called single take which takes photos and videos from all cameras at the same time now. Finally, it has time to talk pricing. The base variant of the OnePlus 8 Pro starts at 55 thousand rupees. Well, the S 20 plus is priced 23 thousand rupees higher at 78 K. So, let's break it down.

Shall we? What does the OnePlus a pro do better? What's its advantages? Well, it's 23 thousand rupees cheaper! But apart from that, it's got that snapdragon 865 chips, 120 Hertz at quad, HD, plus with steep curves for the edges, 5g faster wired, as well as wireless charging. There are ultra-wide performance. The effendi plus, on the other hand, does have stronger optics overall and the Samsung branding, yes, Tex, the hybrid slot and the smaller punch hole advantages, but not major ones. So the question you need to ask yourself here: you're trying to choose between these two is our the s20 pluses optics worth paying twenty-three thousand more for you. If the answer is yes, get a galaxy s, twenty plus it's a perfect phone, but for the majority, whose answer is probably no, the one plus eight pro should probably be a big so that you have it my take on the s twenty plus and the one plus eight pro.

Do you agree with my conclusion here or do you feel there's something I've not addressed now? If you were to choose between these two, which one would you choose and why leave a comment down below and with that I guess we get to the end of this comparison, video thumbs up thumbs down based on whatever you felt about it, subscribe and turn on notifications by having that Bell icon. If you haven't yet thanks a lot for watching til next time, my name's ash you've been watching Safari tech, and I'm signing off for now, you guys have a great day bye, bye.

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