| Captain_Yuri said: Wait how are they effectively equal when S7 beats the Pixel in auto-focus, stablization and low light? Software cannot over-come hardware issues regardless of how many updates it has. Pixel lacks Samsung's OIS, Dual Pixel auto-focus and ISOCELL lowlight. When there are enough shots in great lighting to make both Pixel and S7 be better in certain situations, the tie breaker comes to the rest of the features. Oh and the S7 can do something similar to the gif thing from pictures Split Screen apps: Samsung had this since the Galaxy S4. Sure it didn't work with all the apps but the apps it did work with was the ones that people used the most frequently anyway. Water-Resistance: The issue with this is that it will vary from test to test. There is no guarantee that it will work from phone to phone. Galaxy S7 lasted over 16 hours under water in tests so Pixel lasting over an hour isn't exactly impressive considering other non-water resistant phones can last similar amounts. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=t_HbztTpL08 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4vn3JOnun3Y What the rating does is that it gives you a guarantee that every phone will last a minimum amount of time in those conditions. And running out of time doesn't really mean much considering how many other things it is lacking. What did they spend all that extra time in? :/ And it is good to see that you are enjoying your phone though! |
You're just not willing to admit that they are both worth their same $600+ price tags are you? :)
Many many reviews show pictures that go back and forth at being better. That is why I am saying they are effectively the same.
I'm not saying Pixel is water proof, just that even without a rating it is good enough for a phone.
Thank you, it is an awesome phone.
