Oppo Find X3 Pro vs Samsung Galaxy S21 / Simple Review & Camera Comparison By Daniel Sin

How's it going guys today we're going to compare the Oppo f5x pro 3 against the Samsung Galaxy s21. So let's just go straight into the big differences. For some reason, all of my mics that I have doesn't work with the apple phone. So to be fair, I'm just going to record all the audio straight from these phones. The apple phone x3 pro does have a bigger screen. So when you're watching stuff scrolling through Instagram doing anything on the phone, it's just better than a galaxy s21 and also Samsung is known to have the very vibrant screen and good-looking screen and comparing the two to be honest, they look really similar to each other.

So I can't really tell which one has the better looking screen. The colors look very, very close. The button layout on Oppo is pretty much the same thing as the iPhone. The left side has the volume rockers, whereas on the right side is the power button. Even the camera layout is the same as the iPhone, but everything is self preference.

I do prefer the layout on the um galaxy s 21 better, just because everything is on one side, and it's just easier to reach the gloss black on Oppo is super shiny. It's like it's pretty much like a mirror, so the thing is: if you ever need one, you don't even need to use the front facing camera anymore. Just use the back of the phone. Oh, and also is a huge fingerprint magnet. So I would highly recommend a case on this.

I'm a big fan of matte finishes so for the design and just feel I'm going to go with the galaxy s21 in terms of the UI they're, both easy to use. The only thing I don't like about the Oppo is how, when you slide down on the home screen you don't get to your notification center. The phone is so huge. I would need to use another hand for it, but the thing is its the same thing as iPhone when you swipe down on the iPhone you'll get the notification center, so yeah, that's the only thing I hate about the apple UI and just using the phone in general. The performance is pretty much the same thing because they have the same chip for battery life.

The apple fine pro 3 technically lasts longer because it does have a bigger battery, but just having a 500 William hour. Difference doesn't make a huge difference for the user. Experience where it is noticeable is the charging speeds, because Apple can charge up to 65 watts, which is freaking crazy versus the Samsung, which is like 25. So technically, if you want to top up your phone fast, Oppo is the way to go, and even while it's charging it's still twice as fast, so it doesn't matter how you charge the phones, apple's just going to win all right. That is the differences.

Let's move on to the cameras, the 5x3 pro does have a microscope camera and honestly, I think it's something that people would just use for a little, probably just for the hype, and they're, probably not going to use it again, but I'll admit the images do look pretty cool, and it's not something anybody could get or anybody with a regular cell phone can get the fine x3 pro. Also has this movie mode where you can actually use a log profile or a HDR profile, which is really cool for some people that are really movie buffs or video buffs, whereas on the Samsung, it's basically in regular video mode, but just more options. Moving on to portrait mode, the first thing I noticed is the HDR on the OPPO. It's perfect for Samsung. You do have that signature, contrasting look, so the shadows are more crushed for the background blur it's pretty inconsistent.

Sometimes the Oppo is blurrier and sometimes the Samsung is blurrier for colors. The s21 is still more vibrant, it's not by much, but you do notice a difference for the front-facing camera. There are no questions asked that Samsung is the winner. It's not overblown. Everything is correct, and the skin tone looks better too, but that's just my opinion.

Next up is the 50 megapixel camera and honestly, I can't tell the difference. I'm looking on my screen right now or even looking at the Oppo screen the phone screen. I can't tell the difference the only time when you can is, if you zoom up to a thousand percent, then you can see some difference, but yeah it's just slightly sharper. Honestly, I don't think a lot of people would use this for the back cameras. They both are great.

I do notice that the Samsung it does have more saturated, look, which is obvious, but they do have a weird shape to it. It's like a greenish tone, especially when there's a lot of grays in the picture for HDR. If I had to pick the winner is going to be the Oppo 5x pro 3. , and that goes the same for the more natural looking picture. If you want a more saturated poppy, look or something that's just ready for the social media, then Samsung will be the easier one to use in terms of the max zoom on the telephoto lenses, the Samsung, you can actually zoom in more 30x versus 20 on the opp, but it is sharper on the opp, so it really depends on which one you think you would need for the low-light indoor pictures.

It's obvious that the Samsung is going to be a winner for a lot of people, because it's brighter and having that poppy saturated, look, really helps with the image as well, and that also goes the same for outdoors, I would say the albo is slightly better in sharpness, and it can handle highlights better for video. They both look perfect. If you do want a more natural looking image, then go with the opp, you can tell that on the Samsung, the sky is really more of the turquoise. Look it pops out more, so it really depends on your taste for low light, even though they both are not that good, I would say the Oppo is cleaner, even though it's a bit darker, you can tell that there's a lot more noise on your Samsung another one for Oppo is the highlights you can tell by looking in the T-Mobile store or at Walgreens. You can tell that it's more controlled you can see inside more than on the Samsung Galaxy s21, where you can clearly tell it's overblown.

I think both of these phones are great. It's just that. For me, the galaxy s21 is geared towards the general consumers, whereas on the apple f5 x3 pro it's more for the camera enthusiasts normal people don't need a microscope lens, or I don't think they would need it or use it on a regular basis. Also, I don't think they need 50 megapixels unless they're planning to print it out or blow it up, and the apple phone is pretty expensive compared to the galaxy s21. I'm going to close up with the blind camera test.

So let me know what you guys think about these phones. Also, it would be nice if you guys can leave a like if you guys want to see more comparisons. You know where to find me and also you guys can follow me on Instagram. The links will be down below if you guys are interested. Thank you for watching, and I'll see you guys later.

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Source : Daniel Sin