POCO X3 NFC vs Pixel 4a - BEST MIDRANGE CAMERA? By Frankie Tech

Hi guys it's Frankie from Frankie tech good to see you guys again, and I'm here with the video that I've been wanting to do for a while, the polo, x3 NFC versus pixel, 4a camera review and guys I've been testing out the Poco x3's camera now for a couple of weeks, and it even won my big camera comparison between the k30 ultra and the amino 10 lite. But today I'm finally going to put it head to head next to what many consider the best point and shoot camera in android, the pixel series and in this case the Pixel 4a, which, by the way, guys I'm loving this phone from the design. The smaller, lighter weight of this phone, a terrific display for the price, great battery life surprisingly and then a camera on the back that is actually performing to the level of flagships. This Pixel 4a represents everything that I've wanted in a pixel phone for a long time and coming in at 350 us dollars. It's a bit more than the price of this Poco x3 NFC, which can be had now for 229 euros or around 250 to 300 us dollars, depending on which variant you get, and so let's get started here with this Poco x3 NFC versus Pixel 4a camera showdown. So before we jump into it.

Let's talk the quick camera specs of these phones, so we have a 64 megapixel Sony, mix 682 on the Poco x3 NFC, with a 13 megapixel ultrawide 2, megapixel macro and 2 megapixel depth sensor. Meanwhile, on the Pixel 4a, we have a single 12.2, megapixel, f 1.7, and this is, if I'm not mistaken, the mix 363, which is the same camera that google has used in their pixel lineup. Since the pixel 2. Both phones are capable of 4k 30, fps, video, on the rear and on the front there we see punch holes on both of these phones, 20, megapixel, f 2.2 on the Poco x3 NFC versus 8, megapixel, f 2.0 on the Pixel 4a, and you can tell the punch hole- is also a bit smaller on the Poco x3 NFC, and it's a little larger here on the Pixel 4a. So here we go guys have a look at these samples, both video and stills in day and night.

And, let's see, can this poke x3 NFC match the Pixel 4a or surpass it even on some of these shots have a look at these results and let's talk about them when we get back so um. This is front-facing video on the Pixel 4a and the Poco x3 NFC gorgeous morning here in Hong Kong, shooting in 4k, 30 fps hope you guys are doing well and hit me up in the comments. What do you think- and this is front facing video on the Pixel 4a and the Poco x3 NFC- shooting in full HD gorgeous day today and let's see how these phones do hope, you guys are doing well staying safe and hit me up in the comments? What do you think so? What'd, you guys think, did the Pogo x3 hang in there with the best point-and-shoot android camera in the Pixel 4a guys in the daytime? I think there were some great shots that the Poco x3 took and the AI camera while hit-and-miss on some shots, did make for pleasing images. But there's just a level of balance and great dynamic range that this Pixel 4a shows in daylight. That I think, is hard to match and especially on some of these kind of more macro shots.

I just prefer the image on the Pixel 4a more than the Poco x3 NFC. Now, when it comes to using different cameras, like the ultra-wide you're, always going to have a better experience on something like this, because you have more flexible shooting options while on the Pixel 4a you're, pretty much stuck to the single point and shoot and up to seven times zoom versus ten times on the Poco x3 NFC and in video, I think both phones did a solid job. Stabilization is perfect on the Poco x3 NFC, but the Pixel 4a is taking really pleasing video, and it's good to see that google is still paying attention to improve their video quality on this phone. But in nighttime guys. I think this is where the contrast is just so different and there's just no beating google's algorithms and all that computational photography that this Pixel 4a is doing nighttime shots on the Pixel 4a are just clearer, they're, crispier, and they're also more balanced, and when you add the night sight capabilities of this phone, it is just hands down.

Going to do a better job than the Poco x3 NFC. Now don't get me wrong for a near 200 euro price. This Poco x3 NFC does a terrific job and I think you'll be fairly happy with the results of this phone, but there's no denying the winner of this camera comparison and still, in my opinion, the point and shoot champ in android is the pixel series and this latest Pixel 4a, but hit me up in the comments which phone do. You think, did the better job in this camera showdown and are there some shots that the Poco x3 took that you think were better than the pixel 4as hit me up in the comments? I'd love to hear about it and that's it for this video. If you liked it give me that thumbs up and if you love the content of Frankie tech subscribe to the channel, hit the bell icon for future updates so guys the drilling today is so bad.

It's nearly unfilmable conditions, I'm lucky even to get this video out today, but if it does get worse, I may need to take a break from filming, but I'll try to work around this really difficult situation in putting out content for you guys. But thanks again for your understanding and I really do appreciate the support, so that's it, and this is where I leave you by saying this is Frankie tech signing off have a good one. Guys, silence is golden. Let me tell you so here we go guys, have a look.

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