As is reselling your data along a daisy chain the foreign and domestic corporations and governments are aggregating into a database. Or I could say that having only 55% the performance in 2024 is an insult. But let's be honest. When you evaluate which phone is better you have to look at the whole totality. Not just one little thing that one does better than the other. Basically unless Google got WAY better at everything, my personal choice is to have my data be mine alone. But your own preferences may vary.
@@4letterdc it happens on TH-cam comments more than you think it would. People don't realize industry experts are reading their comments and will call them out.
@@Äpple-pie-5k Like a month ago I walked into a network carrier store just to look what new phones are out. Noticed that iPhone 16s were somewhat... jittery. Then I remembered the Hertz. I daily-drive a chineese knock-off android I got for 250 euros for context. Thus Apple telling their 60Hz=120Hz on others is a complete bs. But those who never tried 120, ain't missing it. 60Hz isn't bad without experiencing better refresh rates. I just hate how Apple marketing just keeps telling bs left and right and getting away with it just by using _"fancy words"_
I chose a Pixel 9 pro XL this year for the first time ever and i have no regrets so far! I was an iPhone 14 Pro Max user. I was going to buy the iPhone 16 pro Max but i decided to give the Pixel a chance : so glad i did!
It took me awhile, also an iPhone 14 Pro user and owned every iPhone back to the iPhone 8 prior, I started dabbling with pixel while keeping my iPhone, 3 years ago with the 6 pro , this Pixel 9 Pro is hands down the best phone I have ever used and Google has done enough that I finally sold the last of my a apple products and moved completely over to the pixel eco system, watch 3 is superb and my new Google Chromebook plus is also very good and all I need
Извините что не на Английском но считаю что тут самое нормальное комьюнити пиксель Рассматриваю пиксель 9 не про к приобретению пользователь эпл уже 7 лет но мне не нравиться закрытость системы и постоянные ограничения! Владея компьютером не эпл = дискомфорт при взаимодействии Для себя отметил почему хочу пиксель Дизайн Камера Искусственный интеллект Простота передачи данных Больше софта и можно устанавливать взлом Зарядка других устройств друзей или родных от пиксель (Самсунг тоже поддерживает но это не то что нужно мне в плане софта) Гибкость настройки Но есть минусы которые напрягают Процессор (не играю а волнует долго срок 2-3 года) Экран(шим/мерцание) Низкая ремонтопригодность Память не быстрая Спасибо
@@Богдан-б8з honestly you don't notice it it's the most stable phone I have ever used and I work in the telecom business. The screen is actually great and brighter than apple. The camera I prefer over apple personally and unless your a gamer, which you say you are not. There is little to no latency. As a former apple band Wagoner I am truly impressed
@@wilmerfernandez1221 сегодня поеду в магазин смотреть больше так как надо разобраться Но все равно не покидает сомнение не подождать ли мне до октября 25-го ?
Personally it's a coin toss and really dependent on which OS you prefer and what you want to do. Personally I'm on team Pixel but my daughter uses the iPhone 16 and she loves it. So I don't think there is a wrong answer, just personal preference.
We're in the 3rd year of Pro Motion iPhones and the base model is still stuck on 60hz. At this point, I just think the base model iPhones will never get 120hz, same way the base iPad and iPad Air haven't got 120hz after 7 YEARS of the iPad Pro having it. I will be very shocked if the iPhone 17 suddenly has 120hz, they are going to stretch this out as long as possible and normie iPhone buyers wont care.
@@stewardappiagyei6982 ---- There's a display analyst who has been predicting this stuff for years and he says on iPhone 17 it will be 120 Hz. iOS transitions are optimized which is why the 60 Hz displays still look just fine.
You guys need to be more focused on why 144Hz refresh rate isn't standard in 2024 on Android. What happened to 280 touch sampling rates? China brands like Xiaomi, Vivo, and OnePlus are offering the latest and greatest while Google is offering slow and dated.
Pixel 9 is no doubt a great device but the main problem in the android vs ios debate is continuity. Android is feature rich but their software update is not consistent and their proposed software support is yet to be proved. Also, the reason I switched to iphone after using android since its launch is PWM. No Apple doesn't bother about pwm issue either but their true tone and rwp help me use their oled screens better than android. I'm not an Apple fanboy, merely using their device for last 2-3 years mostly because of pwm, and they are not innovative in recent years either but yes their face id is much better than touch id on any phone.
The base model iPhones this year are far more capable and feature rich than previous years devices and even spec levels are closer than ever to the pros so for the majority of people I think this is the one to get, especially in teal.
Android OS takes Linux kernel and turns it into spyware-enabled at so many levels. In addition its apps are Java which are less RAM efficient and take a big hit on performance. To rub salt into that wound it then gets a chip that has the performance of an iPhone from three years ago. Which means the prophecy will be fulfilled much sooner that your phone will feel old and clunky, several winters from now. They might as well etch "WINTER IS COMING" on the back of the case.
You guys are useless and argue specs that are mostly the same , or personal preference. Why not cover what it's like to own one over time ? What happens when it breaks and you need a repair ? How fast are you back up and running ? How easy is it to get a screen replacement , those are the things most people care about , not benchmarks.
Apple is a lot faster and so much nicer, for repair. And has physical locations for it. Apple is clear winner for everything EXCEPT cracked back case where they will punish you hard for not having Apple Care. The battery swap service is ESPECIALLY nice, basically giving you a better-than-new phone without a care or worry. Google has a spotted history in their repair services unfortunately, and the spots are more of the dark colour. Living with them every day, if it's your only device, they're about equal. The win could go to one or the other depending on your own habits and uses. If you're someone who has an Apple tablet and/or computer, the iPhone takes no prisoners, the Android is left as smoking ashes on the floor. The same goes for if privacy and security are important to you.
When I had a pixel a few years ago, I smashed my screen, went to a local shop to replace it - they told me to go to eBay, buy the screen myself and come back for them to replace it for me. They simply didn't stock it. iPhone and Samsung and other screens? No problem.
actually, if you pay for the pixel protection plan from google monthly, if you break your phone, they overnight you a replacement and put a hold on your card, just until they receive your broken phone. Its a 24 hour replacement system. not too shabby id say.
@@angelfromjtown True. Kinda like Apple Care but you can just drive to the store and get it right away. Both plans over 5 years actually cost more than getting a full mint condition depreciated replacement, however. Our current topic is something else. The topic is more about getting real repair. And the public score for iPhone in this department is higher than Pixel and Galaxy, according to iFixit. So anything else you heard from a screaming echo chamber, about Apple repairability, it's time to reconsider it. My hope is that they all start competing more in this area. Because none are ideal to be very honest. But Apple does score better, I'd call it the "least bad" of the three. I reserve the word "best" for when it's actually a good thing.
1:42 okay, but regular people DON'T care about 120 Hz, it is what it is. I had my wife try 120 and 60 back to back (my phone vs hers) and she said she can barely tell a difference - "a little bit I guess but I wouldn't pay extra for it" were her exact words. Only phone nerds care and Apple knows that.
Same here with my wife. She sent her Samsung phone off to repair the port and it came back wiped and reset. She was pleased that the battery was better than before and many weeks later, when I got on her phone I’ve noticed immediately that it was 60hz. I showed her the difference and not only she didn’t notice anything, she chose to keep it at 60hz to get extra battery so there’s that 😂
The main issue people have is that phones with this kind of price tag in 2024 should NOT be coming with 60hz displays anymore. Same argument when people say google shouldnt be using UFS 3.1 on a phone with the same price tag in 2024. Only thing is the slower speed of UFS 3.1 will not be noticed in day to day useage unless you somehow do tasks that require a lot of read/writes. But 120hz vs 60hz can be felt everywhere on the device.
They don't care... until they have it for the first time. I also thought it was marketing bs, but after jumping from the pixel 7 to the 9 pro, I can feel the difference so much that I wouldn't go back to 60hz again.
@samuelcarlos4234 my pixel 7a has a 60hz and 90hz option and I can see a HUGE difference Absolutely cannot stand the 60 htz on my phone or on my parents iPhones
you're preaching to the choir, I get it and I will not go back to 60 Hz, I'm just saying that for the average person who just wants their phone to do phone things, it's not a big selling point
The performance benchmarks are very important if you are really expecting 7 years of updates. That 120 hz display won’t matter much if the whole system is slow.
Everybody was worried about this exact thing when the Pixel 6 with the first Tensor came out. And look, it's already over 3 years old and the phone, lo and behold, works completely fine. WIth Pixels it's not about raw power, it's about optimization. And boy, they have it optimized better than anyone. Raw power is useless if you can't utilize it. They wouldn't make it a selling point and outright guarantee a seven year support if they weren't confident in delivering it. That's why Apple for example never says how long they will support their devices, because they themselves don't know when they will pull the plug to force users to upgrade. With a Pixel and a Galaxy you can be certain that the phone will be updated for seven years.
@@vaultboy1419 I don’t own one, so I can’t say, but 3 years is not very old. Meanwhile I hear lots of people complaining about new pixels getting hot and draining batteries really quick.
@@vaultboy1419 As someone with the Pixel 8, I have experienced a lot of bugs and slowdowns with the OS, even when I first took the phone out of the box. So, saying Pixels are "optimized" is extremely misleading based on what I've experienced.
@@KING_8Lies.. I've had the pixel 7 pro, which people complained about a lot, and it got a little warm but no battery or slow down issues with that phone, even when hot. I upgraded to the pixel 8, for a smaller form, and I've had zero issues, it's never gotten as hot as the 7 pro, and it's barely noticeable. Idk what y'all are doing to y'all phones but it not being optimized is full 🧢 cap.
Just switched to a Pixel 9 after 10 years of iPhones, and I'm amazed how similar the Pixel is to an iPhone now. Both the Android OS feels like iOS, and the body of the phone feels like you're holding an iPhone. The only bad point with the Pixel 9 is a worse sounding external speaker, but on the flip side the hole punch camera is much less intrusive than the huge 'island' on the iPhone.
biggest pixel glazer, highlights and exaggerates the smallest advantages the pixel has on the iphone, while acting like the iphone doubling the pixels scores in benchmarks is nothing, crazy.
Benchmarks are useless for day to day. And as fat as longevity of the device goes, Pixel 9 users will upgrade by the time the pixel 12 rolls around anyway
@@Flash363 so you're accepting that Google doesn't make phones that last on purpose lol I still have friends with iPhone 8s and older who are happy with what they have
@@nitrobear Really? Where do you live? Nearly every single iPhone user I know IRL gets a new iPhone every year or so, as that's kind of the whole brand mindset with Apple - get the new one when it comes out because it's a bit of a status symbol / accessory, regardless of how much better / different the phone actually is from the prior one.
I still don't get the tinted icons on the pixel. I have a pixel 7 pro and with the tinted icons it just makes them somewhat difficult to recognize the apps from one another. Plus it's a bit odd. Isn't color better?
I would go with the Pixel 9. But Apple does have better battery life than the Galaxy s24 ultra. Also iOS 18 is missing a lot of features they promised at the Apple event.
@@Peterstarzynskitech Not anymore..... Check k again...since the last update Android 14 ... Samsung is battery king.... And From Far.... @Mrwhosetheboss made a review about it a while ago....
@@Äpple-pie-5k Android can have better privacy if you're worried about it, just install GrapheneOS on a Pixel and your phone won't even have any Google services to connect to.
in your opinion, but maybe you value different things than others. If performance, ecosystem, privacy, and option for larger screen don't matter to you as much as customized icons and 120Hz, then you're right. For someone else, that would put the Pixel 8 way under by many tiers on the grading scale.
Pixel is actually looking interesting after a long time now imo✌🏻 they have to work on their processor, battery(optimize/charging speed), few tweaks on camera processing👍🏻
Do you know that 80% of smartphone users only use their phones for checking email, amazon purchase, watch youtube, and use fitness app? Even a Motorola smartphone which is worth $200 can handle all of these task.
I know a few youtubers have called apple out for the 60hz screen but not enough people are doing It. When the Pixel 4 went with a telephoto lens instead of an ultra wide everyone made It a huge deal but In my opinion a 60hz screen Is way worse but because It's apple they get a pass lol and I like apple.
People complian so much about 60hz but they fail to understand 2 fundamental things. 60hz is always consistent with any app, on 120hz display not all apps run at 120hz, and secondly it’s way easier on performance making the phone feel fast and stutter free even if it 4-5-6-7 yrs old and cope with all the promised updates
0:32 I think reviewers like this have no minds of their own. Anyone who wants a plus sized phone is willing to pay top dollar for the best of the best not a half baked version of it The plus sized iPhones sold even worse than the mini iPhones, but everyone company should do it just because. Makes no sense
Wait what? "Regular people don't need ultrawide camera, AI"? I am definitely a 'regular' person and I use the ultrawide camera all the time! And AI especially writing tools is a game changer for students, office workers and a whole lot of regular people. Also promising 7 years of software updates does not mean anything if your phone already has an outdated hardware which will start heating and lagging in a few months to years. Apple can support their phones for so long because of their much powerful processor and excellent optimization. So these benchmark differences will matter in due time.
Regular people didn't need an ultrawide lens and regular people didn't need AI. Both of these offer extra functionality. Higher refresh does not. Moreover, higher refresh eats into battery life, so I'm happy to avoid this. Btw, I doubt regular people will need AI. It's too gimmicky.
I have both phones but I prefer the IPhone. I used virtually always Android phones, since the first which was called T mobile G1 I think. Yes, the refresh rate could be higher on the IPhone 16, but you get used so fast to it. Just like to the crease in foldables or the notches. The Pixel 9 is a good phone, but in my opinion the iPhone is in virtually all aspects the better phone. The only one where the pixel is better is the selfie camera. As for the other pictures, I think the guy in the video has not used the night mode on the IPhone. Or it doesn’t has the latest update.
i heard bad choice too but when I turned on the caption is says "better choice". I think his accent makes it sound like he saying "bad" when he's actually saying "betah" 🤷🏽♀️
I would say the pixel 9. Just sick of the same old stuff for apple and 60hrz is just an insult at this point in the cellphone market. I don't understand why apple gets a pass on this not to mention the "promise" of AI coming to the iPhone. I would rather have AI from the time I take it out of the box. Just my thoughts
Depends. Pixel has the better display as it has 120hz refresh, iPhone has the better performance as its CPU is much more powerful. Pixel arguably still has better picture quality, iPhone has arguably better videos. iPhone has the much better and secure face unlock, Pixel has a great fingerprint sensor. Both Pixel and iPhone have great software so it comes down to what you want, iOS or Android. At this point no one phone is better than the other as both have caught up to each other and it comes down to personal preference. But objectively speaking, the iPhone’s much more powerful CPU will make it age better than the Pixel.
@@elijahdelacruz3204 If it's a tie we need a tiebreaker. I personally don't like 19 megabytes per day of my personal data being resold in a daisy chain to corporate data aggregators who then, like National Public Data back in August, get hacked and all the Google spying data from Android phones literally getting sold to shady folks on the Dark Web.
All phones are incredible nowadays, iPhones wouldn't make a significant difference. Double tapping the power button does the same as the camera control.
Wow crazy what a flex I'm going to pay 800,900 for a phone with a 60 hertz refresh rate and basically it's plain as all hell and does nothing else check on my damn head
I don't understand what the word "regular people" means? Does it mean and refer to people who don't have enough funds for a flagship device or to people who are digitally illiterate in the 21st century??? Because if we look around us, most of the regular people whichever group they belong to, from the two examples above, they use flagship phones, including countries where poverty prevails. Apple's basic model has always been the least sold compared to the pro and pro max models, so those who have the basic model, mine is belief that they bought it because of a lack of funds for a pro or pro model and because of an excessive desire to be in the apple elite world, they chose that very model and claim that they are satisfied., Regular, people who have mid-range phones have displays of 90 and plus hertz, also, regular, people who have flagship phones have 120 hertz, so I don't understand how we can come to the conclusion that it doesn't matter to them, or they don't see the difference, when they already use devices with 90 plus hertz? Except, of course, the elite and only for those stylish apple users who use the basic model because they really really like it and are completely satisfied and don't care about 60 hertz???? My conclusion.. Regular people from any class already have 90 plus hertz and in no case they go back to 60 hertz to see the difference.Huawei,Motorola,Xiaomi they stop implementing 60 hertz screen sense when?Even in basic models.It became standard not premium!Except, of course, people who bought the basic iPhone model for reasons and justifications known to them and claim to be perfectly satisfied. Let me note, it's not my point to humiliate anyone, just to me it is not clear, and no one can convince me that anyone went to apple to buy the basic model because he is completely satisfied with it and that he does not see the difference between 60 hertz and 90 plus hertz at all?? Condemn me as much as you want for what I said, but all this seems to me like a taboo topic that no one wants to talk about, but I had to say and present my conclusion.And one more thing.WE are who made apple trillion dollars worth company,because they have a best products.Now? Does still have best products compared to other phone manufacturers?You can't not to see better products,no matter how much we love and like apple.For my money i will buy what is better.Always.And apple should think about that,it has to put more effort to convince me that they are the BEST.Because they are not anymore.Sad to someone even for me but it's true
Looking at average longevity of the phones from source data, and using that as a divisor off retail price, we actually get the exact opposite. That is, the Androids being overpriced. Keep in mind that price and cost are different. Price is what you pay to take it home. Cost is what you paid per day of ownership before you sell or trade-in for a new phone.
@@Äpple-pie-5k As an iPhone user myself, this thing was a waste of money. Shitty cameras, the RAM gets screwed over when I try to do anything intensive with it. Within a year even with a factory reset it started to run like garbage. 100% replacing it with an Android.
@@Benadryl_Overdoser Just use Apple's generous one year warranty. 1 out of 1000 will have QC issues. Sad but true, it's even worse on most Androids, and usually much shorter warranty for exchange. Just a fact. In real world experiences I'm seeing base iPhone 16's really shine, competitive with flagships of Apple and Android even.
@@Äpple-pie-5k As I've had this same exact issue with 4 different generations of iPhones, AND the same thing is happening to the rest of my family, nope. Not going with Apple. And Android has features I want that iPhones cannot do since they're so locked down. Maybe if Apple quits copy-pasting the same phone each year and makes a large change, I'll consider going back.
@@Benadryl_Overdoser Sounds more like a misinformation troll to me. Sorry to say it but you're talking about a 1/1000 chance for a family of 3 for 4 generations? That means we have to believe 10^3 ^ 3 ^ 4 = 1 / 1,000,000,000,000 = 1 in a trillion. That's a bit hard to believe since there haven't even been a trillion iPhones made.
Apple will also never discount their phones directly. At least the Pixel 9 will be discounted at Black Friday and then it will be the Infinitely better deal
Pixel will open day to day apps better scroll better and feel better even with dated processor configuration it doesn't matter unless you wanna run crysis on it with extreme settings ans that 60hz display its painful to use
As of iPhone 16 . iPhones will be getting 7 years of software updates iOS 18 dark mode , big icons w no text and certain colors on tint look so good fresh and clean . On pixel it looks cheap and outdated . I honestly don’t know how you can like it better. But of course we all have our opinions no hate to pixel 😊
you can change literally everything about the pixel icons/font/whatever, what you see here is just the bog standard default. on iphone you're stuck inside the narrow design box that they give you.
Iphone put low refresh rate to lower battery consumption 😅 i guess. And also if 60hz is given to pixel, people complaint, but on iPhone they don't complaint alot why?
And i thought i am weird for choosing the phone because of the name. I just can't accept a phone with a fruit name, is just hilarious 😂 so i chose Google. iPhone is again hilarious name, Pixel is a much better name scheming. 😂
@@bogdan7800 That's more important to you than all your private data being accumulated and resold across many databases of entities you don't even know who they are? WOW YOU'RE WEIRD.
@Äpple-pie-5k what private data? I don't have a single important photo taken with the phone, all my family photos or important photos are made with a mirror less camera. I don't pay with my phone neither using bank apps. I just use it for media, even my social media profiles are not filled with real info about me. So again about what private data we are talking about?😅😂
Almost 2x raw power + better video > 120hz display any day of the week, it's not even remotely close in terms of importance especially at the same price point and having extremely close quality in photo. Once google gets competitive cpu's into their phones it's game over though as i think android is the better os.
My current phone is a Motorola Stylus 2023.... It has a 90 HZ display, a stylus And a 5000 Battery..... My $55 Walmart Cricket Motorola Stylus... Has Arguably better specs and features than my Mom's $700 iPhone.
Apple has proven time and time again they can support a phone for 6-7 years. I don't have faith that Google will keep their 7 year promise to support Pixel 8-9, Tensor isn't efficient enough.
@@JedEckertMaybe. But I'm not a lawyer. What's true is they are underpowered now. 7 yrs and you'd be begging to roll back a few versions. Also Google have a long inglorious history of breaking promises.
Efficient enough? I'm on a 3-year-old Nord n200 that's running on a dorito chip. Phones are fast enough. What I don't think will last is the battery past the fifth year.
I prefer the iPhone. I’ve been on budget android for a few years now and it’s rough. And hardware is crap. Yes the pixel is a flagship but if I’m spending that much money I’m getting an iPhone for the entire ecosystem. The pixel, and android in general, is an island on its own.
One thing not mentioned was the on board assistants or onboard AI , i can ask my iPhone 14 Pro Max to to add an item to my shopping list and it will just do it straight away , if i get a phone call on my 14 pro max if i have my hands full and get a phone call i can say “ Siri answer on speaker “ , and it just does it no problem . Try doing that with a pixel running Gemini , the response i get from my pixel 8 pro is “ sorry i cant do that yet “ ! The iphones also have magsafe which opens up a whole bunch extra capabilities and features which i use every single day. As for 60 HZ , iphones are still very smooth in their operation and basically lag free , opening up a page and scrolling through let’s say a bunch of news articles. , my pixel with 120 hz scrolls through them at the speed of light , however they are not even loaded properly yet to look at anyway 😊. My other old iPhone 12 Pro Max with 60 hz loads smoothly and mostly all at once and i can look at the article about the same time as a pixel with 120 hz . Sorry guys , 120 hz is actually a nothing burger , sure its nice to see all those pages wizz past , but in the scheme of things in day to day , the 60 hz screens we have been using for general duties for the last decade or so work just fine . Also no mention of the extra software features that are very handy on the iphones , and that is of course shortcuts . Also the IOS ecosystem with the interoperability of different apple software and devices , i have been an android user for 12 years , but an apple user for 4 , and I have to say ….. it’s dam good . Both have their merits , but imo , a lot of the AI stuff is very gimmicky , and on pixels in some cases it detracts from what the old google on board assistant can do. I wouldnt expect a dyed in the wool android boy to jump ship. ,but likewise an iPhone user .
The pixel 9 wins. But then anything with close specs but without that godawful notch missing from my viewing area would win. When will apple get rid of that thing?
Notch was like 2022. It's now a dynamic island that you can interact with and present information and features, instead of dead space like on the Pixel.
@@Äpple-pie-5k It's a block of nothing that gets in the way of video playback. Those features can be represented on screen without being obtrusive when watching video or playing a game. It's the same as the old notch but further down into the screen and far larger than a small hole for a camera on the pixel. And while I'd prefer there not be that small hole at all it's better than that notch.
@@stevehaney344 You're right in this aspect. For me, I watch video on nice large screens, I won't even watch on iPad mini 6, too small. So for me, having best-in-class face unlock and a dynamic island that shows useful info for background apps and activities, is a clear winner. But I can see why someone who doesn't track background timers/scores/stocks/music apps/etc., but only uses their phone for watching videos because they don't have an iPad or monitor or TV, would favor the Android. I really do. But making this one special person with this one special unfortunate situation, be the decider of which phone is better, that's laughable.
@@Äpple-pie-5k Odd you'd assume someone wouldn't have tvs or a computer monitor when away from the house. I have a monitor and a few tvs. I don't bother with a tablet so when out I use the phone. Nor do I take the laptop every time I leave home. I'm guessing it's an apple thing where you assume android users are homeless. As for the information displayed your notch does widgets cover all of that.
As I age, I care less for the customization of android. I moved to Apple and I’m pretty happy. I don’t really download apps anymore except for the core stuff.
I wouldn't want to be using the Pixel when it reaches its later Android updates. I can't see it having the performance to reach the claimed 7th update.
@@marksouthwell4490 Obviously the updates will be compatible. The well worn narrative is overkill specs now to increase longevity. The Pixel specs are poor now. We see how some older iPhones begin to really struggle after a few yrs of updating. And those had bleeding edge specs new.
And of course you really mean Samsung because Huawei isn't available in the USA. You always know when Sammy fans are making the comment. They always MUST REDIRECT every mobile discussion to make it about Sammy. How is it that Sammy fans are so INSECURE?
60Hz or one of the best chips in a phone. I have the Pixel 9 pro but the 60Hz argument for the iPhone is old. Just makes reviewers seem like they'd rather get talking points than sound like they know what they're talking about.
They don't know. They never mention things like spyware kernel vs privacy-control kernel, cost of ownership (price - resale) / years of ownership, or software architecture like compiled machine code (iPhone) vs RAM/performance inefficient javabyte-code (Android.) Nor unencrypted RCS vs. encrypted iMessage, nor tracking and resale of private data and SpyGate stuff like the class action lawsuit over Google using Chrome to spy on Android users EVEN IN PRIVATE INCOGNITO MODE.
I would rather take 60hz over sub par hardware. I got pixel 9 2 weeks back which has IP68 rating , got slightly drenched in rain and water got inside to the cameras and they stopped working. What an abysmal hardware returned it and got iPhone 16
Then you got a faulty model, IP68 is >1m submersion underwater If your point is that their build quality/QA is unreliable then fair enough, but not every Pixel 9 has shitty waterproofing
@@lilyalexander963 the point is that it's roulette. When you make stuff in China your default experience is piss poor QA/QC. Apple had to develop an entire operational process for QA/QC that watches it like a hawk, to get the quality westerners expect from their phones. Even then you might get a bad one. But 1% is better odds than 30%.
@@lilyalexander963 Yes you're right. Chips are Taiwan. Pro phones are China. India is picking up mfg on the "less elite" versions of phones and is a potential QA question during the onboarding of a new source region. BUT the main point remains the same. The IP68 rating comes from a batch of phones the seller probably already has a clue will pass, before they sent them in for certification. It does not tell the story of what kind of QA/QC operations the manufacturer has, nor how those score compared to the competitor.
Pixel is not even on the map of Top 10 Best Seling Smartphone Globally, how can it be better LOL Here are the top 10 best-selling models of smartphones globally for Q1 2024, along with the percentage of total smartphone sales they captured: iPhone 15 Pro Max: 4.4% iPhone 15: 4.3% iPhone 15 Pro: 3.7% iPhone 14: 1.9% Galaxy S24 Ultra: 1.9% Galaxy A15 5G: 1.5% Galaxy A54: 1.4% iPhone 15 Plus: 1.3% Galaxy S24: 1.0% Galaxy A34: 1.0%
Funny enough the iPhone has lost 4% market share since the release of the pixel 9 lineup and has 51% share . While Google jumped from 4% to an impressive 8% increase to 12% . Apple's downfall is just starting.
Hi youtuber you claim that the iPhone captures the best video. You need to look again in this comparison. Shot not by some phone reviewer but by a normal video enthusiast. Unbiasedly fair and square: iPhone 16 Pro Max: th-cam.com/video/OJhY4HGJVIE/w-d-xo.html Pixel 9 Pro XL: th-cam.com/video/yC0AyJ0tlAc/w-d-xo.html
rly??? everyone I know changes to 60Hz as the first thing we do. Never have I ever used phone with 90 or 120hz. why? what is better? your eyes can not comprehend anything more than 30fps. Battery life suffers with higher refresh rates. maybe I am strange but also all this themes in google phones make it unusable for me. washed up colors, no full brightness unless you enable automatic brightness and lots of crapware stay away from pixel phones camera sucks big time- as far as the videos indoor(thats my only use) also almost no battery life, uncastomizable interface and overheating all the time worst phones ever
@@bruxi78230 The number of phones old one vs the other has no bearing on which device is better. Apple has a lock on the market from customers that see iPhones as a status rather than actually wanting the phones for what they can actually do. It's a bunch of peer pressure and misconceptions about what Apple CAN do and what Android can't. When really, everyday people could care less. Even if Apple users are shown that the Pixel phones are better in every way, they won't switch until the Pixels are to the point where you're laughed at if you don't have one. Funnily enough, people are starting to talk about how much better the Android cameras are, namely the Samsung and the Pixels. So, we'll see what happens. One thing's for sure: Apple needs to dig a bit deeper when it comes to their "innovations." Otherwise, they may be slowly giving up their position 🤷🏾♂️
@@bruxi78230 People just buy what they know, Apple kinda had the upperhand in the ecosystem from the start but overall their phones went downhill overtime. (from an apple user)
Brought an iPhone 5s many years ago and took a break using Samsung and Huawei years later, I purchased an iPhone 12, and it turned out to be the same phone. NEVER AGAIN Google Pixel is definitely my favourite.
Resale doesn't matter for normal people that keep a phone for the long haul. Dumb money is irresponsible people that sell, buy, sell, and buy phones yearly. Got a 13 mini and a Pixel 7. Grown up adults that are fiscally conservative keep phones for the long haul. Samsung, iPhone, and Pixel are all excellent and should last for many years if the owner is a responsible owner. It's only a personal preference.
Pixal 9 is better. At this point with a 60hz display apple is just insulting its customers.
As is reselling your data along a daisy chain the foreign and domestic corporations and governments are aggregating into a database. Or I could say that having only 55% the performance in 2024 is an insult. But let's be honest.
When you evaluate which phone is better you have to look at the whole totality. Not just one little thing that one does better than the other.
Basically unless Google got WAY better at everything, my personal choice is to have my data be mine alone. But your own preferences may vary.
@@Äpple-pie-5kbtw apple store data in Google cloud and it's safe only apple can access same for google
dnt speak of things you aren't aware of
@@4letterdc it happens on TH-cam comments more than you think it would. People don't realize industry experts are reading their comments and will call them out.
@@Äpple-pie-5k Like a month ago I walked into a network carrier store just to look what new phones are out. Noticed that iPhone 16s were somewhat... jittery. Then I remembered the Hertz. I daily-drive a chineese knock-off android I got for 250 euros for context.
Thus Apple telling their 60Hz=120Hz on others is a complete bs.
But those who never tried 120, ain't missing it. 60Hz isn't bad without experiencing better refresh rates.
I just hate how Apple marketing just keeps telling bs left and right and getting away with it just by using _"fancy words"_
I chose a Pixel 9 pro XL this year for the first time ever and i have no regrets so far! I was an iPhone 14 Pro Max user. I was going to buy the iPhone 16 pro Max but i decided to give the Pixel a chance : so glad i did!
It took me awhile, also an iPhone 14 Pro user and owned every iPhone back to the iPhone 8 prior, I started dabbling with pixel while keeping my iPhone, 3 years ago with the 6 pro , this Pixel 9 Pro is hands down the best phone I have ever used and Google has done enough that I finally sold the last of my a apple products and moved completely over to the pixel eco system, watch 3 is superb and my new Google Chromebook plus is also very good and all I need
Извините что не на Английском но считаю что тут самое нормальное комьюнити пиксель
Рассматриваю пиксель 9 не про к приобретению пользователь эпл уже 7 лет но мне не нравиться закрытость системы и постоянные ограничения! Владея компьютером не эпл = дискомфорт при взаимодействии
Для себя отметил почему хочу пиксель
Дизайн
Камера
Искусственный интеллект
Простота передачи данных
Больше софта и можно устанавливать взлом
Зарядка других устройств друзей или родных от пиксель (Самсунг тоже поддерживает но это не то что нужно мне в плане софта)
Гибкость настройки
Но есть минусы которые напрягают
Процессор (не играю а волнует долго срок 2-3 года)
Экран(шим/мерцание)
Низкая ремонтопригодность
Память не быстрая
Спасибо
@@Богдан-б8з honestly you don't notice it it's the most stable phone I have ever used and I work in the telecom business. The screen is actually great and brighter than apple. The camera I prefer over apple personally and unless your a gamer, which you say you are not. There is little to no latency. As a former apple band Wagoner I am truly impressed
How are you likely the switch?
@@wilmerfernandez1221 сегодня поеду в магазин смотреть больше так как надо разобраться
Но все равно не покидает сомнение не подождать ли мне до октября 25-го ?
Personally it's a coin toss and really dependent on which OS you prefer and what you want to do. Personally I'm on team Pixel but my daughter uses the iPhone 16 and she loves it. So I don't think there is a wrong answer, just personal preference.
You can tell from the video production he's using mostly Apple products. Dude is trying too hard to sell the Pixel, it's annoying.
@@jevonsims900 I highly doubt he used an iPhone or any phone for that matter to produce this video...
@@jevonsims900 I actually use Pixel 9 Pro Fold as my daily! I was a huge iPhone fan until about 2 years ago when I made the switch to Pixel
@@jevonsims900 If he's a mostly apple user, why would he be trying to sell the pixel? rofl
@@jevonsims900 why would he be 'selling the Pixel' if he is mostly an Apple fanboy, lol? It's just a comparison, no need to be salty.
Google Pixel 9 being $579 from Mint Mobile with a year of Free Unlimited Service is a great option!
Pixel 8 256gb is $509 right now and it has 120hz display and gets 6 more years of OS updates. Great value if you are fine with Android OS
I got my mother the pixel 8 for about £370 recently.
Pixel 8 is 300$ , 8 pro is 450
You can get a pixel 9 at 360$ CAD + TXS right now.
Some provider's here give it to you for free if you lease it for 2 years.
Both great devices. All boils down to which ecosystem one prefers
We're in the 3rd year of Pro Motion iPhones and the base model is still stuck on 60hz. At this point, I just think the base model iPhones will never get 120hz, same way the base iPad and iPad Air haven't got 120hz after 7 YEARS of the iPad Pro having it. I will be very shocked if the iPhone 17 suddenly has 120hz, they are going to stretch this out as long as possible and normie iPhone buyers wont care.
The iPhone 17 will be 120 Hz.
@@stewardappiagyei6982 I think you're right. They will keep doing it for as long as possible
@bruxi78230 I will be shocked and gobsmacked if the 17 has 120hz. I wish it would, but I trust Apple to shaft their users.
@@stewardappiagyei6982 ---- There's a display analyst who has been predicting this stuff for years and he says on iPhone 17 it will be 120 Hz. iOS transitions are optimized which is why the 60 Hz displays still look just fine.
You guys need to be more focused on why 144Hz refresh rate isn't standard in 2024 on Android. What happened to 280 touch sampling rates? China brands like Xiaomi, Vivo, and OnePlus are offering the latest and greatest while Google is offering slow and dated.
I've had the Pixel 9 for 2 months. Love it.
When you placed the phones side by side, the pixel has away nice, modern colour quality compared to iPhones purple.
Have you seen the beautiful Pink color and the epic Green color on the Pixels?
Pixel 9 is better mostly bc it’s android, only thing it lacks behind is gaming but idc I have a pc for that.
Exactly!
Agreed. I ditched my iphone 15 after 2 months usage and excited withy current pixel 9
Pixel 9 is no doubt a great device but the main problem in the android vs ios debate is continuity. Android is feature rich but their software update is not consistent and their proposed software support is yet to be proved. Also, the reason I switched to iphone after using android since its launch is PWM. No Apple doesn't bother about pwm issue either but their true tone and rwp help me use their oled screens better than android. I'm not an Apple fanboy, merely using their device for last 2-3 years mostly because of pwm, and they are not innovative in recent years either but yes their face id is much better than touch id on any phone.
The base model iPhones this year are far more capable and feature rich than previous years devices and even spec levels are closer than ever to the pros so for the majority of people I think this is the one to get, especially in teal.
We're talking about OS here. As phones they both perform top notch.
Android OS takes Linux kernel and turns it into spyware-enabled at so many levels. In addition its apps are Java which are less RAM efficient and take a big hit on performance. To rub salt into that wound it then gets a chip that has the performance of an iPhone from three years ago. Which means the prophecy will be fulfilled much sooner that your phone will feel old and clunky, several winters from now. They might as well etch "WINTER IS COMING" on the back of the case.
You guys are useless and argue specs that are mostly the same , or personal preference. Why not cover what it's like to own one over time ? What happens when it breaks and you need a repair ? How fast are you back up and running ? How easy is it to get a screen replacement , those are the things most people care about , not benchmarks.
Apple is a lot faster and so much nicer, for repair. And has physical locations for it. Apple is clear winner for everything EXCEPT cracked back case where they will punish you hard for not having Apple Care. The battery swap service is ESPECIALLY nice, basically giving you a better-than-new phone without a care or worry.
Google has a spotted history in their repair services unfortunately, and the spots are more of the dark colour.
Living with them every day, if it's your only device, they're about equal. The win could go to one or the other depending on your own habits and uses. If you're someone who has an Apple tablet and/or computer, the iPhone takes no prisoners, the Android is left as smoking ashes on the floor.
The same goes for if privacy and security are important to you.
When I had a pixel a few years ago, I smashed my screen, went to a local shop to replace it - they told me to go to eBay, buy the screen myself and come back for them to replace it for me. They simply didn't stock it.
iPhone and Samsung and other screens? No problem.
@@amarh111 It was definitely harder, I agree, but I think as Pixel has grown in popularity it has become easier to replace.
actually, if you pay for the pixel protection plan from google monthly, if you break your phone, they overnight you a replacement and put a hold on your card, just until they receive your broken phone. Its a 24 hour replacement system. not too shabby id say.
@@angelfromjtown True. Kinda like Apple Care but you can just drive to the store and get it right away. Both plans over 5 years actually cost more than getting a full mint condition depreciated replacement, however. Our current topic is something else. The topic is more about getting real repair. And the public score for iPhone in this department is higher than Pixel and Galaxy, according to iFixit. So anything else you heard from a screaming echo chamber, about Apple repairability, it's time to reconsider it. My hope is that they all start competing more in this area. Because none are ideal to be very honest. But Apple does score better, I'd call it the "least bad" of the three. I reserve the word "best" for when it's actually a good thing.
1:42 okay, but regular people DON'T care about 120 Hz, it is what it is. I had my wife try 120 and 60 back to back (my phone vs hers) and she said she can barely tell a difference - "a little bit I guess but I wouldn't pay extra for it" were her exact words. Only phone nerds care and Apple knows that.
Same here with my wife. She sent her Samsung phone off to repair the port and it came back wiped and reset. She was pleased that the battery was better than before and many weeks later, when I got on her phone I’ve noticed immediately that it was 60hz. I showed her the difference and not only she didn’t notice anything, she chose to keep it at 60hz to get extra battery so there’s that 😂
The main issue people have is that phones with this kind of price tag in 2024 should NOT be coming with 60hz displays anymore. Same argument when people say google shouldnt be using UFS 3.1 on a phone with the same price tag in 2024. Only thing is the slower speed of UFS 3.1 will not be noticed in day to day useage unless you somehow do tasks that require a lot of read/writes. But 120hz vs 60hz can be felt everywhere on the device.
They don't care... until they have it for the first time. I also thought it was marketing bs, but after jumping from the pixel 7 to the 9 pro, I can feel the difference so much that I wouldn't go back to 60hz again.
@samuelcarlos4234 my pixel 7a has a 60hz and 90hz option and I can see a HUGE difference
Absolutely cannot stand the 60 htz on my phone or on my parents iPhones
you're preaching to the choir, I get it and I will not go back to 60 Hz, I'm just saying that for the average person who just wants their phone to do phone things, it's not a big selling point
They both have pros and cons.
It's whatever you prefer.
The performance benchmarks are very important if you are really expecting 7 years of updates. That 120 hz display won’t matter much if the whole system is slow.
that's some serious copium to call the iPhone 60hz better than the pixel 120hz 😂
Everybody was worried about this exact thing when the Pixel 6 with the first Tensor came out. And look, it's already over 3 years old and the phone, lo and behold, works completely fine. WIth Pixels it's not about raw power, it's about optimization. And boy, they have it optimized better than anyone. Raw power is useless if you can't utilize it. They wouldn't make it a selling point and outright guarantee a seven year support if they weren't confident in delivering it. That's why Apple for example never says how long they will support their devices, because they themselves don't know when they will pull the plug to force users to upgrade. With a Pixel and a Galaxy you can be certain that the phone will be updated for seven years.
@@vaultboy1419 I don’t own one, so I can’t say, but 3 years is not very old. Meanwhile I hear lots of people complaining about new pixels getting hot and draining batteries really quick.
@@vaultboy1419 As someone with the Pixel 8, I have experienced a lot of bugs and slowdowns with the OS, even when I first took the phone out of the box. So, saying Pixels are "optimized" is extremely misleading based on what I've experienced.
@@KING_8Lies.. I've had the pixel 7 pro, which people complained about a lot, and it got a little warm but no battery or slow down issues with that phone, even when hot. I upgraded to the pixel 8, for a smaller form, and I've had zero issues, it's never gotten as hot as the 7 pro, and it's barely noticeable. Idk what y'all are doing to y'all phones but it not being optimized is full 🧢 cap.
Just switched to a Pixel 9 after 10 years of iPhones, and I'm amazed how similar the Pixel is to an iPhone now. Both the Android OS feels like iOS, and the body of the phone feels like you're holding an iPhone. The only bad point with the Pixel 9 is a worse sounding external speaker, but on the flip side the hole punch camera is much less intrusive than the huge 'island' on the iPhone.
biggest pixel glazer, highlights and exaggerates the smallest advantages the pixel has on the iphone, while acting like the iphone doubling the pixels scores in benchmarks is nothing, crazy.
Benchmarks are useless for day to day. And as fat as longevity of the device goes, Pixel 9 users will upgrade by the time the pixel 12 rolls around anyway
@@Flash363 so you're accepting that Google doesn't make phones that last on purpose lol I still have friends with iPhone 8s and older who are happy with what they have
@@nitrobear I'm saying it doesn't matter whether they do or don't.
You must be a gamer 😅
@@nitrobear Really? Where do you live? Nearly every single iPhone user I know IRL gets a new iPhone every year or so, as that's kind of the whole brand mindset with Apple - get the new one when it comes out because it's a bit of a status symbol / accessory, regardless of how much better / different the phone actually is from the prior one.
iPhone doesn't have the "flash" anymore but is still the more futureproof option - 7 years of updates, the hardware prowess, and the resale value.
I still don't get the tinted icons on the pixel. I have a pixel 7 pro and with the tinted icons it just makes them somewhat difficult to recognize the apps from one another. Plus it's a bit odd. Isn't color better?
My take:
Pixel 9: If you use google services like gmail, maps, or photos. 120hz screen, great camera
iPhone: If you are stupid
Android 😂
@@replicant_2049 iOS has gone to shit lmao, coming from a current apple user.
Good one 😆
So, it’s not even close…..but it’s pretty close.
Why dont pixel continue with the different color lock button?
I would go with the Pixel 9. But Apple does have better battery life than the Galaxy s24 ultra. Also iOS 18 is missing a lot of features they promised at the Apple event.
@@Peterstarzynskitech Not anymore..... Check k again...since the last update Android 14 ... Samsung is battery king.... And From Far.... @Mrwhosetheboss made a review about it a while ago....
Don't forget who is the king of privacy, tracker blocking, opt-outs, and encrypted messages,
@@Äpple-pie-5k Samsung has all that lol
@@Äpple-pie-5k Android can have better privacy if you're worried about it, just install GrapheneOS on a Pixel and your phone won't even have any Google services to connect to.
Pixel 8 was better than ihpone 15 too.
in your opinion, but maybe you value different things than others. If performance, ecosystem, privacy, and option for larger screen don't matter to you as much as customized icons and 120Hz, then you're right. For someone else, that would put the Pixel 8 way under by many tiers on the grading scale.
Pixel is actually looking interesting after a long time now imo✌🏻 they have to work on their processor, battery(optimize/charging speed), few tweaks on camera processing👍🏻
Do you know that 80% of smartphone users only use their phones for checking email, amazon purchase, watch youtube, and use fitness app? Even a Motorola smartphone which is worth $200 can handle all of these task.
I'm so excited for next year so the apple and Samsung fan boys will have 0 complaints left when we get the same "level of processor"
Fanboys will ALWAYS find something to complain about, don't worry.
In some things the iPhone is better, in other things, the pixel… why the heck the “not even close” in the title?
Team Pixel sponsorship.
Click bait
Name me some things the iPhone does better than the pixel
I know a few youtubers have called apple out for the 60hz screen but not enough people are doing It. When the Pixel 4 went with a telephoto lens instead of an ultra wide everyone made It a huge deal but In my opinion a 60hz screen Is way worse but because It's apple they get a pass lol and I like apple.
10:20 "60% of times it works everytime"
All the time sometimes
Pixel 9 doesn't have 1 version. They have XL ??? I'm confused
People complian so much about 60hz but they fail to understand 2 fundamental things. 60hz is always consistent with any app, on 120hz display not all apps run at 120hz, and secondly it’s way easier on performance making the phone feel fast and stutter free even if it 4-5-6-7 yrs old and cope with all the promised updates
Could it be that the geekbench marks for the apple phone change once it's ram is taken over by the AI software?
0:32 I think reviewers like this have no minds of their own. Anyone who wants a plus sized phone is willing to pay top dollar for the best of the best not a half baked version of it
The plus sized iPhones sold even worse than the mini iPhones, but everyone company should do it just because. Makes no sense
Yup, NO device out there is as good with Face ID as the IPhone and i use both iOS and android devices. Love them both
Based on the trade in value I received....I got the Pixel 9
Will revisit next year with the 10 vs the 17
8:17 Apple Intelligence is supposed to release Oct 28, not in 6 months.
yes it part
a 60 Hz display is so pathetically comical for that price.
Wait what? "Regular people don't need ultrawide camera, AI"? I am definitely a 'regular' person and I use the ultrawide camera all the time! And AI especially writing tools is a game changer for students, office workers and a whole lot of regular people. Also promising 7 years of software updates does not mean anything if your phone already has an outdated hardware which will start heating and lagging in a few months to years. Apple can support their phones for so long because of their much powerful processor and excellent optimization. So these benchmark differences will matter in due time.
Ok. But who in 2024 has the same phone for 7 years.
The main issue is not the updates but most importantly the battery life. My Samsung S22 is just over 2 years old now and battery life miserable
So before stats meant android was better but now that apples hard work makes them better stats don’t matter anymore ? lol the hypocrisy
Regular people didn't need an ultrawide lens and regular people didn't need AI. Both of these offer extra functionality. Higher refresh does not.
Moreover, higher refresh eats into battery life, so I'm happy to avoid this.
Btw, I doubt regular people will need AI. It's too gimmicky.
Why are you guys standing the 9 against the 16 plus?
very fair review
I have both phones but I prefer the IPhone. I used virtually always Android phones, since the first which was called T mobile G1 I think. Yes, the refresh rate could be higher on the IPhone 16, but you get used so fast to it. Just like to the crease in foldables or the notches. The Pixel 9 is a good phone, but in my opinion the iPhone is in virtually all aspects the better phone. The only one where the pixel is better is the selfie camera. As for the other pictures, I think the guy in the video has not used the night mode on the IPhone. Or it doesn’t has the latest update.
Now I know why my apple stock is crashing.
11:54 did he say iphone is not exciting but still pixel 9 overall is bad choice? Did i hear properly?
i heard bad choice too but when I turned on the caption is says "better choice". I think his accent makes it sound like he saying "bad" when he's actually saying "betah" 🤷🏽♀️
I would say the pixel 9. Just sick of the same old stuff for apple and 60hrz is just an insult at this point in the cellphone market. I don't understand why apple gets a pass on this not to mention the "promise" of AI coming to the iPhone. I would rather have AI from the time I take it out of the box. Just my thoughts
Im android first specifically Samsung but i would chose the 16 over the pixel 9 if i had to live with one of them for several years
pixel 9 better
Chip is nearly half as powerful and you say that? Please don't become a reviewer until you learn more.
Depends. Pixel has the better display as it has 120hz refresh, iPhone has the better performance as its CPU is much more powerful. Pixel arguably still has better picture quality, iPhone has arguably better videos. iPhone has the much better and secure face unlock, Pixel has a great fingerprint sensor. Both Pixel and iPhone have great software so it comes down to what you want, iOS or Android.
At this point no one phone is better than the other as both have caught up to each other and it comes down to personal preference. But objectively speaking, the iPhone’s much more powerful CPU will make it age better than the Pixel.
@@elijahdelacruz3204 If it's a tie we need a tiebreaker. I personally don't like 19 megabytes per day of my personal data being resold in a daisy chain to corporate data aggregators who then, like National Public Data back in August, get hacked and all the Google spying data from Android phones literally getting sold to shady folks on the Dark Web.
@@elijahdelacruz3204 the one that doesn't resell your data in a daisy chain that gets hacked every few months and $old on dark web.
You do realize there's more to a phone than power right?@@Äpple-pie-5k
All phones are incredible nowadays, iPhones wouldn't make a significant difference. Double tapping the power button does the same as the camera control.
Pixel 9, no doubt about it!!!
Wow crazy what a flex I'm going to pay 800,900 for a phone with a 60 hertz refresh rate and basically it's plain as all hell and does nothing else check on my damn head
I don't understand what the word "regular people" means? Does it mean and refer to people who don't have enough funds for a flagship device or to people who are digitally illiterate in the 21st century??? Because if we look around us, most of the regular people whichever group they belong to, from the two examples above, they use flagship phones, including countries where poverty prevails. Apple's basic model has always been the least sold compared to the pro and pro max models, so those who have the basic model, mine is belief that they bought it because of a lack of funds for a pro or pro model and because of an excessive desire to be in the apple elite world, they chose that very model and claim that they are satisfied., Regular, people who have mid-range phones have displays of 90 and plus hertz, also, regular, people who have flagship phones have 120 hertz, so I don't understand how we can come to the conclusion that it doesn't matter to them, or they don't see the difference, when they already use devices with 90 plus hertz? Except, of course, the elite and only for those stylish apple users who use the basic model because they really really like it and are completely satisfied and don't care about 60 hertz???? My conclusion.. Regular people from any class already have 90 plus hertz and in no case they go back to 60 hertz to see the difference.Huawei,Motorola,Xiaomi they stop implementing 60 hertz screen sense when?Even in basic models.It became standard not premium!Except, of course, people who bought the basic iPhone model for reasons and justifications known to them and claim to be perfectly satisfied. Let me note, it's not my point to humiliate anyone, just to me it is not clear, and no one can convince me that anyone went to apple to buy the basic model because he is completely satisfied with it and that he does not see the difference between 60 hertz and 90 plus hertz at all?? Condemn me as much as you want for what I said, but all this seems to me like a taboo topic that no one wants to talk about, but I had to say and present my conclusion.And one more thing.WE are who made apple trillion dollars worth company,because they have a best products.Now? Does still have best products compared to other phone manufacturers?You can't not to see better products,no matter how much we love and like apple.For my money i will buy what is better.Always.And apple should think about that,it has to put more effort to convince me that they are the BEST.Because they are not anymore.Sad to someone even for me but it's true
Those prices of IPhones are too high for what this shot offer- demanding 900 for 100$ worth of phone is just robbery.
Looking at average longevity of the phones from source data, and using that as a divisor off retail price, we actually get the exact opposite. That is, the Androids being overpriced.
Keep in mind that price and cost are different. Price is what you pay to take it home. Cost is what you paid per day of ownership before you sell or trade-in for a new phone.
@@Äpple-pie-5k As an iPhone user myself, this thing was a waste of money. Shitty cameras, the RAM gets screwed over when I try to do anything intensive with it. Within a year even with a factory reset it started to run like garbage. 100% replacing it with an Android.
@@Benadryl_Overdoser Just use Apple's generous one year warranty. 1 out of 1000 will have QC issues. Sad but true, it's even worse on most Androids, and usually much shorter warranty for exchange. Just a fact.
In real world experiences I'm seeing base iPhone 16's really shine, competitive with flagships of Apple and Android even.
@@Äpple-pie-5k As I've had this same exact issue with 4 different generations of iPhones, AND the same thing is happening to the rest of my family, nope. Not going with Apple. And Android has features I want that iPhones cannot do since they're so locked down. Maybe if Apple quits copy-pasting the same phone each year and makes a large change, I'll consider going back.
@@Benadryl_Overdoser Sounds more like a misinformation troll to me. Sorry to say it but you're talking about a 1/1000 chance for a family of 3 for 4 generations? That means we have to believe 10^3 ^ 3 ^ 4 = 1 / 1,000,000,000,000 = 1 in a trillion. That's a bit hard to believe since there haven't even been a trillion iPhones made.
You are complaining about paying that big price for a 60hz refresh rate phone but ok with paying a big price for a phone with outdated processor speed
One is noticeable in every single daily interaction and the other only is in very specific, niche situations
@@eando97 I am talking about the price, they are selling us a phone with years old processor speed at the same price of a new high end phone
@@jaffar1234 If it doesn’t impact the experience, as is the case here, I couldn’t care less about clock speeds and multi-core performance numbers
Apple will also never discount their phones directly. At least the Pixel 9 will be discounted at Black Friday and then it will be the Infinitely better deal
Pixel will open day to day apps better scroll better and feel better even with dated processor configuration it doesn't matter unless you wanna run crysis on it with extreme settings ans that 60hz display its painful to use
I love pixel, but it is forcing me to buy iPhone because of the processor
As of iPhone 16 . iPhones will be getting 7 years of software updates
iOS 18 dark mode , big icons w no text and certain colors on tint look so good fresh and clean . On pixel it looks cheap and outdated . I honestly don’t know how you can like it better. But of course we all have our opinions no hate to pixel 😊
you can change literally everything about the pixel icons/font/whatever, what you see here is just the bog standard default. on iphone you're stuck inside the narrow design box that they give you.
as an apple fan boy the pixel is clearly the better choice !!!
Iphone put low refresh rate to lower battery consumption 😅 i guess. And also if 60hz is given to pixel, people complaint, but on iPhone they don't complaint alot why?
iOS interface does indeed look very childish and cartoon like. Needs a major overhaul however that’s never gonna happen.
lol. The EU is going to have to mandate 90Hz, a replaceable battery, and a smaller notification 'island.'
Pixel 9 will be 1/2 price or less several months from now, iPhone won't. Now what's better?
I honestly picked cuz of the color 🤣 don’t really care about 60hz or 120hz it all works the same to me!
And i thought i am weird for choosing the phone because of the name. I just can't accept a phone with a fruit name, is just hilarious 😂 so i chose Google. iPhone is again hilarious name, Pixel is a much better name scheming. 😂
@@bogdan7800 That's more important to you than all your private data being accumulated and resold across many databases of entities you don't even know who they are? WOW YOU'RE WEIRD.
@Äpple-pie-5k what private data? I don't have a single important photo taken with the phone, all my family photos or important photos are made with a mirror less camera. I don't pay with my phone neither using bank apps. I just use it for media, even my social media profiles are not filled with real info about me. So again about what private data we are talking about?😅😂
@bogdan7800 if you watch any adult "youtube" videos on your phone. apple still stores your data, they just promise not to share it.
@lilyalexander963 well for this i couldn't even care less, i'm not a kid or a teenager to watch this kind videos.
Almost 2x raw power + better video > 120hz display any day of the week, it's not even remotely close in terms of importance especially at the same price point and having extremely close quality in photo. Once google gets competitive cpu's into their phones it's game over though as i think android is the better os.
My current phone is a Motorola Stylus 2023.... It has a 90 HZ display, a stylus And a 5000 Battery..... My $55 Walmart Cricket Motorola Stylus... Has Arguably better specs and features than my Mom's $700 iPhone.
Apple has proven time and time again they can support a phone for 6-7 years. I don't have faith that Google will keep their 7 year promise to support Pixel 8-9, Tensor isn't efficient enough.
Google has a legal obligation to support their phones for as long as they say they will.
@@JedEckertMaybe. But I'm not a lawyer. What's true is they are underpowered now. 7 yrs and you'd be begging to roll back a few versions. Also Google have a long inglorious history of breaking promises.
Google has never failed on promised os updates
Even pixel 1 runs smoothly without lag
Efficient enough? I'm on a 3-year-old Nord n200 that's running on a dorito chip. Phones are fast enough. What I don't think will last is the battery past the fifth year.
Buy an iphone if u do not use google's services.
I prefer the iPhone. I’ve been on budget android for a few years now and it’s rough. And hardware is crap. Yes the pixel is a flagship but if I’m spending that much money I’m getting an iPhone for the entire ecosystem. The pixel, and android in general, is an island on its own.
One thing not mentioned was the on board assistants or onboard AI , i can ask my iPhone 14 Pro Max to to add an item to my shopping list and it will just do it straight away , if i get a phone call on my 14 pro max if i have my hands full and get a phone call i can say “ Siri answer on speaker “ , and it just does it no problem .
Try doing that with a pixel running Gemini , the response i get from my pixel 8 pro is “ sorry i cant do that yet “ !
The iphones also have magsafe which opens up a whole bunch extra capabilities and features which i use every single day.
As for 60 HZ , iphones are still very smooth in their operation and basically lag free , opening up a page and scrolling through let’s say a bunch of news articles. , my pixel with 120 hz scrolls through them at the speed of light , however they are not even loaded properly yet to look at anyway 😊.
My other old iPhone 12 Pro Max with 60 hz loads smoothly and mostly all at once and i can look at the article about the same time as a pixel with 120 hz .
Sorry guys , 120 hz is actually a nothing burger , sure its nice to see all those pages wizz past , but in the scheme of things in day to day , the 60 hz screens we have been using for general duties for the last decade or so work just fine .
Also no mention of the extra software features that are very handy on the iphones , and that is of course shortcuts .
Also the IOS ecosystem with the interoperability of different apple software and devices , i have been an android user for 12 years , but an apple user for 4 , and I have to say ….. it’s dam good .
Both have their merits , but imo , a lot of the AI stuff is very gimmicky , and on pixels in some cases it detracts from what the old google on board assistant can do.
I wouldnt expect a dyed in the wool android boy to jump ship. ,but likewise an iPhone user .
bro wrote a whole story just to glaze iphones and just says the most subjective ish for every single point. worthless comment
The pixel 9 wins. But then anything with close specs but without that godawful notch missing from my viewing area would win. When will apple get rid of that thing?
Notch was like 2022. It's now a dynamic island that you can interact with and present information and features, instead of dead space like on the Pixel.
@@Äpple-pie-5k It's a block of nothing that gets in the way of video playback. Those features can be represented on screen without being obtrusive when watching video or playing a game. It's the same as the old notch but further down into the screen and far larger than a small hole for a camera on the pixel. And while I'd prefer there not be that small hole at all it's better than that notch.
@@stevehaney344 You're right in this aspect. For me, I watch video on nice large screens, I won't even watch on iPad mini 6, too small. So for me, having best-in-class face unlock and a dynamic island that shows useful info for background apps and activities, is a clear winner. But I can see why someone who doesn't track background timers/scores/stocks/music apps/etc., but only uses their phone for watching videos because they don't have an iPad or monitor or TV, would favor the Android. I really do. But making this one special person with this one special unfortunate situation, be the decider of which phone is better, that's laughable.
@@Äpple-pie-5k Odd you'd assume someone wouldn't have tvs or a computer monitor when away from the house. I have a monitor and a few tvs. I don't bother with a tablet so when out I use the phone. Nor do I take the laptop every time I leave home. I'm guessing it's an apple thing where you assume android users are homeless. As for the information displayed your notch does widgets cover all of that.
Xperia 1 VI for me, so, i got one , period.
Pixel 9 seems great but I will stick with my S24+ for a while till I want the next shiny phone XD
Isn’t that iPhone 16 plus?
I like the Pixel 9 but too lazy to switch from the iphone 15
pixel’s processor is way behind iPhone 16
personally tried running warzone mobile on both of them, iPhone had much better performance
I just moved from the iPhone to pixel, so far so good.
As I age, I care less for the customization of android. I moved to Apple and I’m pretty happy. I don’t really download apps anymore except for the core stuff.
yeah, ur right, apple is just for old geezers like you who don't care about using all the features of their phone.
I wouldn't want to be using the Pixel when it reaches its later Android updates. I can't see it having the performance to reach the claimed 7th update.
Google with dish out compatible updates
Pixels actually tend to age very well
I have a couple friends that are still happy with their old pixels
One of them is still using the 4
@@marksouthwell4490 Obviously the updates will be compatible. The well worn narrative is overkill specs now to increase longevity. The Pixel specs are poor now. We see how some older iPhones begin to really struggle after a few yrs of updating. And those had bleeding edge specs new.
Neither of these are top 3.
Samsung & Huawei smash these almost every aspect.
And of course you really mean Samsung because Huawei isn't available in the USA. You always know when Sammy fans are making the comment. They always MUST REDIRECT every mobile discussion to make it about Sammy. How is it that Sammy fans are so INSECURE?
I have 120 Hz display.
But my processor can process at 8085 speed.
Welcome to the world of Spec Boys. Can’t afford anything worthy
60Hz or one of the best chips in a phone. I have the Pixel 9 pro but the 60Hz argument for the iPhone is old. Just makes reviewers seem like they'd rather get talking points than sound like they know what they're talking about.
They don't know. They never mention things like spyware kernel vs privacy-control kernel, cost of ownership (price - resale) / years of ownership, or software architecture like compiled machine code (iPhone) vs RAM/performance inefficient javabyte-code (Android.) Nor unencrypted RCS vs. encrypted iMessage, nor tracking and resale of private data and SpyGate stuff like the class action lawsuit over Google using Chrome to spy on Android users EVEN IN PRIVATE INCOGNITO MODE.
@@Äpple-pie-5k yeah u right, all of that nerd shit means a lot to everyday people.
I would rather take 60hz over sub par hardware. I got pixel 9 2 weeks back which has IP68 rating , got slightly drenched in rain and water got inside to the cameras and they stopped working. What an abysmal hardware returned it and got iPhone 16
Then you got a faulty model, IP68 is >1m submersion underwater
If your point is that their build quality/QA is unreliable then fair enough, but not every Pixel 9 has shitty waterproofing
@@lilyalexander963 the point is that it's roulette. When you make stuff in China your default experience is piss poor QA/QC. Apple had to develop an entire operational process for QA/QC that watches it like a hawk, to get the quality westerners expect from their phones. Even then you might get a bad one. But 1% is better odds than 30%.
@Äpple-pie-5k I see. To be pedantic, they manufacture in Taiwan, China, and India. I'll look into QA before I buy in future.
@@lilyalexander963 Yes you're right. Chips are Taiwan. Pro phones are China. India is picking up mfg on the "less elite" versions of phones and is a potential QA question during the onboarding of a new source region.
BUT the main point remains the same. The IP68 rating comes from a batch of phones the seller probably already has a clue will pass, before they sent them in for certification. It does not tell the story of what kind of QA/QC operations the manufacturer has, nor how those score compared to the competitor.
No they're objectively the same as far as water resistance.
Neither one is better than the other in that regard you were just unlucky.
It wouldn't make sense to make a larger base pixel 9. Please stop asking for something no one needs or wants.
Pixel is not even on the map of Top 10 Best Seling Smartphone Globally, how can it be better LOL Here are the top 10 best-selling models of smartphones globally for Q1 2024, along with the percentage of total smartphone sales they captured:
iPhone 15 Pro Max: 4.4%
iPhone 15: 4.3%
iPhone 15 Pro: 3.7%
iPhone 14: 1.9%
Galaxy S24 Ultra: 1.9%
Galaxy A15 5G: 1.5%
Galaxy A54: 1.4%
iPhone 15 Plus: 1.3%
Galaxy S24: 1.0%
Galaxy A34: 1.0%
Funny enough the iPhone has lost 4% market share since the release of the pixel 9 lineup and has 51% share .
While Google jumped from 4% to an impressive 8% increase to 12% . Apple's downfall is just starting.
Hi youtuber you claim that the iPhone captures the best video. You need to look again in this comparison. Shot not by some phone reviewer but by a normal video enthusiast. Unbiasedly fair and square:
iPhone 16 Pro Max: th-cam.com/video/OJhY4HGJVIE/w-d-xo.html
Pixel 9 Pro XL: th-cam.com/video/yC0AyJ0tlAc/w-d-xo.html
Watching Pixel vs IPhone on Android Authority…,totally not biased 🙄
I chose google pixel 9 🏆
rly??? everyone I know changes to 60Hz as the first thing we do. Never have I ever used phone with 90 or 120hz. why? what is better? your eyes can not comprehend anything more than 30fps. Battery life suffers with higher refresh rates.
maybe I am strange but also all this themes in google phones make it unusable for me.
washed up colors, no full brightness unless you enable automatic brightness and lots of crapware
stay away from pixel phones
camera sucks big time- as far as the videos indoor(thats my only use)
also almost no battery life,
uncastomizable interface and overheating all the time
worst phones ever
30 fps 🤣bro you can instantly tell if its 60 or 120....day and night difference when scrooling reddit or instagram
Hot tip. If you put a sim card in the Pixel, you can actually make phone calls.
WOAH
Google Doesn't give that option because it's Regular 9 version is actually Apple's Plus version. That's All
No?
I agree with the results 100%. The Pixel 9 is the better phone🤷🏾♂️
Which is why Google sells 1/30th the number of phones yearly as Apple?
@@bruxi78230Google is only one decent android brand to choose from
Android has iPhone beat by far as a whole and thou knowest it
@@bruxi78230 The number of phones old one vs the other has no bearing on which device is better. Apple has a lock on the market from customers that see iPhones as a status rather than actually wanting the phones for what they can actually do. It's a bunch of peer pressure and misconceptions about what Apple CAN do and what Android can't. When really, everyday people could care less. Even if Apple users are shown that the Pixel phones are better in every way, they won't switch until the Pixels are to the point where you're laughed at if you don't have one. Funnily enough, people are starting to talk about how much better the Android cameras are, namely the Samsung and the Pixels. So, we'll see what happens. One thing's for sure: Apple needs to dig a bit deeper when it comes to their "innovations." Otherwise, they may be slowly giving up their position 🤷🏾♂️
@@bruxi78230 People just buy what they know, Apple kinda had the upperhand in the ecosystem from the start but overall their phones went downhill overtime. (from an apple user)
Brought an iPhone 5s many years ago and took a break using Samsung and Huawei years later, I purchased an iPhone 12, and it turned out to be the same phone. NEVER AGAIN
Google Pixel is definitely my favourite.
apple will eventually run out of excuses to upgrade the display
Google pixel 9 will be my next phone
Very simple decision. If u use google service such as gemini, youtube, gmail or google photos, then just buy a pixel. If not, u can buy an iphone
There is no problem to use yt, gmail, and others services on iphone
@@infeltk true, but may have better app integration on the android side
All I know is my IPhone will be worth more than the Google in literally 6 months from now when the mattress sale on the pixels start
Resale doesn't matter for normal people that keep a phone for the long haul. Dumb money is irresponsible people that sell, buy, sell, and buy phones yearly. Got a 13 mini and a Pixel 7. Grown up adults that are fiscally conservative keep phones for the long haul. Samsung, iPhone, and Pixel are all excellent and should last for many years if the owner is a responsible owner. It's only a personal preference.