S23 Plus WON’T COMPETE with Pixel 7 Pro!
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The Samsung Galaxy S23 Plus will be yet another watered down $1000 phone that pretends to be a true flagship phone but it isn't. The S23 Ultra has all of the bells and whistles, the better camera, better screen, better battery, more capabilities. The best alternative to the S23 Plus scam is the Google Pixel 7 Pro, which gives you everything the Samsung Galaxy S23 Plus SHOULD, but even $250 less while it's on sale for $749!
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But what you're missing is loyal Samsung people like myself with last year's model will probably get $1,000 trade in credit for the phone so really it's only costing you three or 400 bucks for a brand new phone whereas the pixel you're paying 900 bucks for a new phone that's quite a difference
I think I agree, what they could instead do is, just release s23 ultra and s23, then later down the year release s23 lite/fe with cut down specs
that seems a bit more sensible
The s23 ultra and s23 plus will destroy the pixel 7 pro.
👍🏻
What are you basing this on? S23U will likely be an overall better phone but it's $200 more than a P7P so that much is expected but the Plus will be inferior in many ways like the S22 Plus was and is against the P6P/P7P.
mmmmmmmmmmm no.
@@ArthurZakaryan23 Good point
@@kalandro14 mmmmmmmmmm yes
I've watched a few of your videos and really enjoyed them. I just subscribed, thank you for your content
Sorry. Tried both and I am tired of Samsung due to continuous echo issues but PP still lacks things Samsung has such as camera, director's view, more.
What is missing camera wise because the general consensus is that the pixel has better cameras.
Not trying to be an asskiss but I cannot agree with you more on your views on Google’s direction and their results as well as the notorious and inevitable Samsung comparison. Your Google views have not only been spot on, theyre simply fair praise and critiques. Cool to see. I’ve owned a slew of Samsung mid and high end devices and found them really neat but the unpolished, and/or glitchy skin aspect constantly reminds me it’s a combination of systems that make them function. You simply notice a battle between the UI and the stock. I currently flip flop from an IP 13 Pro max to the P7 Pro and as much as I love the typical high end displays of Samsung and extra option of their UI, there’s something just - cleaner, snappier and more stable about the Pixel 7/7P in day to day. Just something to be said about having your own OS/device combo that makes Samsung gear feel super strong and steroided out, but it just still feels like a combination of gears to tick whereas the Pixel and that stale yet smooth Apple IOS feels like their own entity, or complete. Obvi depends on how you’re wired but for me personally a stable, polished system with less horsepower just feels more appealing. But Im old as dirt and crave steady, smart, fast and refined etc. Samsung has great stuff but i think Google and Apple have a tier of their own. Your content is killer dude txs.
You're right!!! 100%!!!
Absolutely love my pixel 7 pro 🔥.
Great video. Keep it up.
basically you miss the s21 ultra line
I bought a pixel 7 pro when trade ins were high during the holidays. Paid only tax for it basically…. I returned it because I was like you know what I will prefer the Samsung s23 Ultra. Now I’m sitting here regretting my decision wishing I kept the pixel 7 pro 🥹
I had the pixel 7 pro and returned it and went back to samsung
Why ??
It sucks because s22+ is flat display and perfect size but the trash display and trash camera for $999 is robbery.
Yup
I have the S23 Plus and I don't agree on many points. I personally don't care about the display resolution. I'd keep it on FHD and even 60Hz. I'd hate the curved display (and the super glossy shiny body) on the Pixel 7 Pro and it's a little too big for me. Whereas 6.1" is too small. I snatched it with double storage (512GB for the price of 256GB) and Samsung actually provides more firmware updates right now than the Pixel 7 will get - not as if I'd keep the phone for 5 years anyway.
There are small limitations too here, as we don't get 5G with the Pixel - which is no dealbreaker but still. The battery difference is not significant but the Pixel 7 Pro charges even slower than the S23+. The price is the only thing I may consider even though the difference is less here. However, I still get tempted from time to time if I should return the Galaxy S23+ and get a Pixel 7 Pro.
Some don't like the boxy design dont need the pen and want a bigger phone
Love your vids but I disagree. The s22+/s22+ is more flagship than the pixel. Better processor, fingerprint sensor, overall build quality and longer software support with the Samsung.
I don’t think build quality is any better. Better biometrics, yes. Better processor. Smaller battery, inferior camera capabilities, $250 more, and both are supported for 5 years.
What they need to do is bring back expandable memory
Especially on the Ultra
@@mikldude9376 Agreed. They keep removing features, but charge the same (or a higher) price. Stupid!
No, bring the head phone jack back!
@@perfectgaming788 Why not both?
@Tristin471 I personally have the 128gb version of the s22 ultra and have never came close to maxing out the memory but I sometimes grab a pair of wired headphones while not paying attention and am brought back to the sad reality of not being able to use ANY of them with the ultra. 😑☹️
I am too committed to samsung now with my S21 ultra, tab s7 plus, watch 5 pro and s pen pro. I just like the connectivity and the s pen.
The ecosphere is nice. Great devices.
Because Google is using out dated hardware and cheaper cameras it's only a software experience making it seem good
Who cares? Software is half the experience. Pretty embarrassing to have your $1200 phone schooled by a $500 phone camera.
@@TechOdysseyoh yeah, Laggy software because of few year old exynos chip
@@_techfan pixels are generally very smooth and have been for years, the raw power only affects the phones gaming performance in reality.
I agree Pixel 7 Pro is an amazing phone given the price point. However the reason why Samsung keeps making the Plus variant is solely based on the sales numbers forecast based on previous models' history.. It absolutely makes sense if you understand that regardless of your personal preference.
Pixels are a fantastic phone fantastic cameras BUT and a massive but they are completely unreliable as an actual phone that you actually make calls and talk to people. Not one reviewer takes the time of day to review call quality signal strength on any damned phone they ever review. It's buggy bastard and if you drop it more than once well good luck.
Hate curved screens. Went from Note 9 to Pixel 6 Pro. Hate it. I want a premium phone (non Chinese) with a flat screen. S23+ is the closest thing.
1. You're comparing a product that's not even released yet to give real experience comparisons.
2. Which means you're going off tech specs on paper, in which case the Samsung blows the pixel out of the water. Pixels real value comparative is cost, which is a minimal consideration unless you have minimal disposable income. Samsung S23 will whoop pixel phones in nearly every spec.
Man, you have helped me! I've been struggling to decide and holding off till the unpacked event. I have the S21 ultra. It has some connectivity problems. I really don't want the Note s pen. If I drop to the non ultra, no QHD which is a problem for what you pay. IDK, I have a 3 year old Samsung watch. I can let it go for something else. Also earbuds pro2 which would work fine on Pixel. I might do it tonight and get the Pixel 7pro.
You won't regret it. 🔥
The S23 Ultra will be really nice. If you want to wait two weeks and see what it has to offer, maybe that might be an option too. But the Pixel 7 Pro and the S23 Ultra are both going to be good options.
Do mind the $150 discount that ends on January 22 though. Which does come and go quite often it seems, but who knows when it will come back.
@@elith6930 I did it.😃
Get the pixel I have it best phone I've ever owned
Pixel isn't an good as the Ultra.. My S23 Ultra has all the features of the note but I do think the mid line is pointless
Oh I think your early predictions here were wrong. The S23 is the freshest set of hardware kit you can buy competing against the bottom of the parts bin Pixel 7 Pro which still overheats, has a slower storage processor and has lots its edge when it comes to software updates. If i were buying a phone right now and am always buying phones(lol) my money is on the Samsung with its updated and more efficient processor, amazing screen and wifi7 plus faster storage and ram.
I would agree with you on this and on the iPhone 14 plus that came out. It seems that the companies are doing these "plus phones" as a cheaper alternative to their top-tier flagship but the problem is you have flagship phones like the pixel 7 pro who are at the same price point but give you the top-tier flagship. I think all manufacturers including Google should give us a top-tier phone in different sizes and call it a day.
iPhone 14 plus is a joke and a massive cash grab
How can you say that before it's even realised Lol
Pixel seriously needs to bring back physical fingerprint sensor IMO.
I hate on screen fingerprint sensors.
One reason why I skipped 6 and 7 even with the price cuts.... I have used the OG pixel, pixel 2xl and 3 xl..... And loved it! But with the kind of reviews and whatnot, I'd keep my distance for now...unless, they come up with a physical fingerprint sensor..i might sway then. Just my thoughts.
I’m ok with under the screen as long as it works properly. I’m perfectly happy with the one on the 7 series. It’s much much better than the 6.
@@TechOdyssey seems like a common factor for screenlocks across the board...for on screen fringerprint sensors.. my brother bought a Motorola phone just a month ago...he was showing it to me, and when i tried it, it unlocked.... and the funny thing is, i could unlock it with all my 10 digits...one after the other. It was hilarious.... He isn't too fussy about phones so he just kept it. I don't recall the model, but it was a lower end Motorola.
Also, physical fingerprint cause they usually don't crack or, incase they go haywire, one "could" replace it. Well, that's how I see it.
Amen. The Pixel 7 Pro fp reader is inferior to the Samsung fp reader. The Pixel would have created a better user experience by using the "old school" capacitive fp reader. As it stands I rely on Google's superior face unlock (superior for being only camera-based), but when it gets dark unlocking the Pixel can become a hassle. As the single user experience that 99% of us use every time we touch our phone, unlock is critically important. Using a cheap under-screen sensor was the wrong move. Google did it purely because they believe consumers would not perceive their flagship as legitimate without it. So here we are, stuck with a marginal under-screen fp reader.
The finger print sensor on my Pixel 6A doesn't work despite registering multiple fingers several times. I have to use the Pin instead. Didn't Google Engineers test the sensor before releasing the phones? They don't seem to have engineers who tested the phone in real life ( previous problems with poor battery life Pixel 4 etc ). Even a cheap Nokia / Motorola phones have better finger print sensor ( side mounted ).
@@bengoey Hey, I feel you man. Sucks! Had it been physical one, we might have had a chance to get it repaired... I am no expert,but I've had one repaired/replaced in the past...
Samsung is lost
They need to change the prices. The only way it's worth it to get an s22 plus is if you have a Samsung phone to trade in since Samsung does do some of the best trade-ins.
Yup. Trade in’s are key with Samsung for savings
The pixel 7 pro is a very bad quality handset. One year after this video - and two pixel 7 pros later, I switched to the s23 - The pixel 7 pro is a buggy mess, very poor battery life.
In india The s22 plus is always out of stock on the galaxy shop app and they never provide any offer on it.
Wait let me get this straight.. Now most of the tech reviewers Don't like what Samsung is doing? They've been fucking up after the S10 series. Once they start eliminating hardware features and letting you pay more for less I was out. I have been switched to the pixel. Why should I buy a Samsung device that offers roughly the same hardware features and pay more?
I HATE that pixel doesnt have a theme store...its making my decision difficult... ive had a samsung for years and years. I just cant decide...
I had the Pixel 7 Pro for two weeks. For me it´s not so good as many people talk. Camera are very good but the Touchfeeling on the Screen feel cheap. QHD Screen has in grey and white are red/magenta tint. Viewing angel is for an OLED not good. See the colorshift in many videos. The loutspeakers are not good balanced. Sound like 70/30 not 60/40 on other phones.
Batterylife ist okay. Loadingtime is high.
I test the S23+ today. In preorder it cheaper with 512GB as the 7 Pro 256GB.
I have said this for years QHD displays on a 6 to 7" screen means nothing but paper wins the pixel density on a s22+ is 400plus not a single person can sit here an say I can notice a top notch QHD display an FHD display if I handed it to them an didn't tell them. The argument of QHD an FHD smartphone screens is insanely stupid
and also lets not mention that pixel phones camera glass is shattering at random and google is blaming it on its customers
Just changed to the Pixel 7 Pro from Oneplus 9 Pro. Absolutely loving this phone. So smooth and the camera is incredible!
Nice. Glad to hear it.
What about battery?
@@ryanhemming9546 I've had no issues with the battery.
Man, the battery of the s22u is so bad I'm looking to get rid of it and have been considering the + to get something slightly smaller and even convinced myself a 1080 display with 4700 battery and sg2 processor will last all day and then some. It's still tough since I know Samsung always offers good trade in value so I'd likely pay nothing, but the points you made don't sit well with me. S23 and + really aren't flagship anymore, which is such a shame and, as you pointed out, just wrong at that price point
😂😂😂😂 all phones do the same thing, they all make calls and the government can see and hear everything you say and do 😂😂😂😂😂
PIXEL IS A GOOD PHONE BUT ITS NOT THAT. GREAT STOP LYING TO PEOPLE
You’re a fool.
If at&t had more motorola phones in store i would stop buying samsung. Samsung has been over rated because of their name.
Yes
That’s why I only buy unlocked. The only upside to buying in store is if you want to pay installments on it.
Motorola is inferior to Samsung by a long shot. Over rated? Samsung is the #1 rated brand in the world
The S23 will sell ton loads more units, not because it's necessarily the better phone, but because Samsung is a brand people know. I don't know about in the US, but here in London, I reckon if you asked 50 people what they think of Pixel phones, about 40 would say, never heard of them. Simply because Google don't advertise them enough.
You’re not wrong
True. I only know 2 people who own a pixel and one of those people is me . All the other people I know own Samsung and Apple devices . Samsung does have better hardware , including displays , pixels have better software. Shame they can't make a joint device
Exactly this. I said to my partner about possible upgrades. She was like oh all I want is Samsung though as I know how to work that 🤦🏼♂️
Currently as it is I think the motorolla is a solid option too right now.
I've got the note 20 5g exynos version, loving the flat screen and do use the stylus. Super smooth with android 13. But what to get next? It's a minefield!
I hear pixel have awful speakers and curve screen but awesome cam.
Moto 30 ultra has a mediocre/good cam and curve screen but charges at 125w!
Samsung's are just ££££ now and they have gone the greedy route.
Note 20 is perfect but their is no equivalent right now 😫
@@marksouthwell4490 I might get the Pixel 6a for my next purchase. More my budget.
@@Gary0557 the A series is usually really good, most of my pixels have been the A series. I'd probably choose the 7a over the 7
We need s23e
The 10e was such a good phone.
Thank you
That's what I was hoping they would do
Samsung still makes the best displays though. I have Pixel and Galaxy devices and it's no contest on the display quality but Google is smoking Samsung with the camera and the feel of the software when using it. Stock android is just so smooth.
Sony's screen is the best ever.
@@8_x_9. Can't speak much about Sony as I have never bought their phones. Unfortunately they are not very popular in the US at least nowhere near as popular as Samsung, Google, Motorola ect...
P7p isn't smooth,it's laggy
Reply:you got a defective unit
@@8_x_9. Sony doesn`t have the brightest screens, I hate the aspect ratio and the 4k screen just uses more battery life imo. But I love their design with no notch, the good af system, the headphone jack and usb 3.
So do I trade S22 Ultra on the S23 Ultra or the Pixel 7 pro? I get confused depending on which TH-cam video I watch of yours.
I've been using the pro since it came out I pre-ordered it I thought they were great but the last month in a bit my phone it's always losing internet connection so I have to restart my phone a couple times a day at least we've done all the usual resets of Wi-Fi internet damn it keeps conking out I'll be watching TH-cam and suddenly I get the little circle of death going around and around endlessly this just turned out to be the worst phone I've ever had because internet is key to a good phone and without internet these things are useless I am so disappointed you shouldn't have to restart your phone a couple times a day just to hook up to the internet I would recommend never buying Google phones again cuz they're horrible at least this one is I have had the pro like I said since pre-order and I can't get through a day without losing internet connection and it doesn't happen on any other devices that I'm using 🤷
I am about ready to ditch Samsung and head straight for a Pixel 7 Pro. I have seen and heard nothing but good things from every tech reviewer on the 7 Pro. Only issue is, I don't know if Verizon is going to be as generous with trade-ins on a Pixel 7 Pro versus a Galaxy S23+
Likely trade in value won’t be as good. Historically it’s very bad through Samsung and apple. But, maybe Verizon will be better. Carriers usually do better with non-Sammy and apple phones
@@TechOdyssey - When I got my S21 two years ago, Verizon did not have a single trade-in deal available for me to trade-in my LG V40 for the Pixel 4a 5G that I wanted. Hopefully that changes this time lol
Right now Mint mobile is offering the 7 pro at $500.
be upset If u truly pay full retail$$, then yes. Galaxy’s especially in the u.s. carriers store go a sale or have deals with 90 days of launch. Trade in deals help bring that price down as well.
good points keep the plus but change the price bring back fe
Although I agree that the price is too high for the S+ series, a Pixel can never compare to a galaxy phone, Samsung has a better processor, GPU, 45w charge support, better material quality overall and One UI is the best user experience of any smartphone at the market. The S23 is a better value than the S23+, sure no doubt, but a galaxy phone and a pixel phone cannot be compared because they are in a completely different ball park.
The pixel can't compete with any of the galaxies
So glad you're calling Samsung out for silently gimping specs.. no version of the ultra should be 8gb ram when the note 10 plus had a base of 12gb/256 storage ....not to mention that the s20 plus was the last plus model flagship before they neutered it
The s23 should be 600 bucks the s23 plus 800 and 1100 for the ultra...in my opinion the plus phones only exist to force customers to buy the ultra...honestly who buys the plus for a 1000s bucks???
😂They like to follow 🍏 14 and Plus, s23 and Plus
Sadly influencers and enthusiast asked for this, now look at us, I'm just hoping samsung doesn't ccontinue to listen cause we're headed for elementary animations in favor of robust software, be careful what you wish for, hopefully we can get the 1440p back, the plus will never get the flagship cameras and probably doesn't need them but the res it needs, Sammy knows the note consumer is most important, the fold is great but they have a couple of years before it's the go to. Plus needs to be 899 w1440p or 799 without. Keep both non ultra sizes 100 Dollar difference and bring the ultra down 100, that would be the perfect storm for the s line.
the tensor chip is awful. pixel doesn't feel like a flagship in any regard beyond the camera.
How so? The 7 pro is just as fast as the s22 ultra if not faster/smoother in day to day tasks, it only really suffers in gaming but it's a phone not a console, aside from that the pixel is just as flagship as any other flagship is.
Only problem with Pixel Pro is that curved screen that will likely break, no thanks no more curved screens for me, as much as I like the looks of it, they are not practical.
then get the pixel 7, it's still better than the s23+ at half the price
But I want more screen estate, 6.3 not good for me, only thing I hope samsung will improve shutter lag and battery life
but it has a curved display 😣
They also need to stop cheaping out on the regular S series (21/22).
Poor haptics, poor speakers, poor fingerprint scanner, single band GPS!!
Looking forward to at least having sonic gen 3 fingerprint scanner on S23. If no-name Chinese phones can afford it, so can you Samsung.
Dear Samsung,
Stop trying to be Apple. Apple users buy iPhone for the brand. Android users buy and recommend based on specs. So up your game.
the bad battery life is the reason I bought the iPhone 13 instead. I´m more of a android person, but I want good battery life with a ~6" screen. Atleast there is the Asus Zenphone 9 now as a compact android phone with nice performance and good battery life.
Everything you’re saying on each one of these devices a spot on. I’ve had a 22 ultra and 22 standard . I actually wanted something that was shaped and size of the plus, but held off on purchasing the 22 + because of the lack luster specs and reviews on the device based on the thousand dollar mark and up. I was hoping the 23 was going to be better especially given the bad reviews in a lot of comparisons. I figured Samsung would step up. Nope. That launch was a yawner. So, since Samsung didn’t want to make a phone for someone like me, well, pixel did. So, I have a new 7 Pro coming to me. Then, I saw a side-by-side comparison, while they were doing a speed test. The Samsung plus screen isn’t even remotely as good as the pixel 7. pro. The differences are stupefying. I’m so glad I made the right decision.
Oh boy! After a lot of thinking and research, and frustration due to worst battery and heating I had somehow made up my mind to move from s22 to s23+. But you've made me rethink now.
I don't want to move away from Samsung at the moment. But I don't want to suffer with battery & heating again for sure.
Do you think battery life will be better (substantially) on s23 than s22? I don't really like large phones.. Really confused now.. And want to stick with a phone for couple of years.
If you don't mind change of operating system, consider iPhone. I am at present using iPhone 13 Mini ( main phone) and Pixel 6A ( secondary phone for use when abroad using local Sim ) both have advantages but if I have to have one phone only, I would choose iPhone.
@@bengoey actually, I tried iphone 13, battery life was very good but couldn't stay with it.. Ended up giving it to wife.
@@ameykulkarni8946 To be honest apart from ltpo and qhd the plus is a great phone
The last good S variant was the S10 Plus, certainly gone down hill since.
My s10 5g is an underrated legend of a phone.
Apple is doing the same thing, way too many options within the same generation.
Yup. The iPhone 14 Plus is 🤮
Virtually everyone in London has an iPhone or a Samsung.
Same in the USA
I'm gonna wait til the price drop to buy the s23 plus
Not a bad idea
I can see where your arguments come from and I wish I could care enough about having the best. However, I also enjoy the physical aspect of the phone and I think with the size of the Plus model it gives you the bigger phone without feeling super big. The ergonomics of the Plus are what make me really like it over the boxy Ultra model. Obviously I agree with you and you should definitely try to get the Plus model on sale or on a deal than paying $1000; but it is the model I prefer the best. I do think the lineup should be:
S23 - $699/$749
S23 Plus - $799/$849
S23 Ultra - $999/$1099/$1199
I agree the S23 plus doesn't make any sense.
I got my Pixel 7 Pro super cheap after the trade in deals and $150 off promotion. I am now sending it back for a replacement as the screen started flickering and has green bars on it when it gets hot. I would not recommend this phone to anyone. I'm going to be trading in the replacement to Verizon for the S23 ultra. I bought this phone brand new and after only 2 months, the screen is dead. Truly disappointing but not surprising.
Could not disagree more - I think the plus is great. Samsung phones are almost always sold at a reduced price. Although it's almost a year old I just paid 399 for a new s22+ and 599 for the ultra. That was way cheeper than the base 7 and will have far better trade in. I love the pixels but it's almost always better to buy Samsung 6 months after release.
after using the pixel 7 since launch, I can't wait to go back to the samsung ecosystem. I miss the little samsung features like good scrolling screenshots, hdmi out / dex mode, good fingerprint sensor, S pen (still mad that they only give S pen to ultra cos I prefer small phones, rip my favourite Note 10)
Where can one find a 22 Ultra for $599 ?
@@kimbalxyz2 Google Fi. Cheep plans and cheep phones.
These US TH-camrs are so biased towards US based companies... They are butthurt when Korian company Samsung makes better smartphones than IPHONES..
Got my s22+ But the battery backup is terrible compared to my previous phone, the poco f3 which can pretty much get me through the day, comfortably after a year of use. Hoping to get my hands on the s23 and hoping for better battery backup
I want to purchase pixel 7 pro over the S23+ but I'm hearing that pixel phones has a bad network & wifi connection issues..a phone which is unable to do an initial work of a phone how can i purchase that kind of problematic phone... But i want to experience the stock android... So what should I do now.....please suggest me....Love from India Adam....
Just ordered a refurbished note 20 ultra!
How do you like it?
2:47 Oh yes there are compromises. The fingerprint sensor is lousy. The Pixel 7 serious would've been better off with the capacitive fingerprint scanner. Many would argue the processor was a compromise too.
About to buy a Motorola or the Pixel phone. I still have the Note 9. Amazing phone. The kitchen sink phone. They threw in everything but the kitchen sink. Ever since that phone, Samsung increased the prices and removed the features. WTF. I'm not rewarding Samsung for less features and increased prices.
I've been having the longest debate about downgrading from my s22 Ultra to an s23 plus mainly for the size and flat display. However, your video makes a lot of good points. What are your thoughts on the s23 Ulta dumors that it may have a flatter/less curved display?
That's not the point. Samsung has no flagship besides s stylus dependent ultra/note. The Galaxy S series flagship doesn't exist anymore. The plus has so many compromises amd terrible value.
If you like a Note like phone, you're good. I'm sure the s23 ultra will be a fantastic phone.
@@jakublizon6375 what if I don't like the note? What other option do I have if I want to stay within the Samsung realm
@@ryannguyen4813 the flip and the fold are your only other choices haha
They should put better specs on the plus add a 4 camera. I like s23 plus purple design . I dont new a series look cheap even they have amazing specs . I have a51 it's has 4 cameras. I just go with samsung it easy to transfer over. I need great camera, no lag for gaming, and battery life. Can transfer your stuff easily from a non pixel phone? What should I do pixel 7 pro or s23 plus ? I also was thinking iphone 13pro even though tmobile don't carry it in store.
I had the Pixel 1,2,5... Then I went to the Samsung Galaxy S22+... Now I'm going to Pixel 7 Pro!
Agreed, Pixel 7pro is better than Samsung S22plus.. but not better than Ultra.. Why are these US & UK TH-camrs so biased towards US based companies? Why don't they stress on overpriced iPhones and other apple products for the specs they offer? Pixel 7pro is even better than iPhone 14pro max whereas last year S22 ultra is the best smartphone till date..
Google Fi is selling the S23+ for $549 and the Pixel Pro is $300 dollars more going to be hard to justify that difference (got the S22+ for $400 when I signed up so Google must have got a deal from Samsung to sell their phones that cheap
If you didn't preorder the 23+ wait until the price drops. I got the 23+ on preorder with the free storage upgrade, $150 off and cash back from CC and rakuten. Otherwise $999 too much for this phone. Should be $850
if they got rid of the plus, that would leave a lot of ppl out in the cold,, the regular s22 is far to small for many people, and the ultra is shaped like a square, which is the worst to hold in your hand, with many extra features literally noone needs or uses... I keep my samsung phones set to 1080p and i see no difference in watching youtube videos or any content... a majority of peopke rather have better battery life than extra pixels which arent even noticed anyway... yes, it is a bit overpriced, but which samsung product isnt? and how many ppl actually pay full retail price for them anyway, after their carrier deals or samsung promotions..
Thanks. I been a samsung user for the last 5 years (A7x series). Been thinking about upgrading to an S23 but I want to check out this Pixel 7 Pro. Way cheaper.
Aaah, wait a minute, this sounds familiar, didn't Apple do the same thing with 4 versions of iPhone 14, do you think the pro and plus versions are USELESS, compared to the max?
The plus should be an ultra with a flat screen and identical specs .
I think you have some very valid points. I haven't used a device from Samsung in many years. However, I do miss the way you were able to purchase fonts and change the font as you wish. I wish Google would build into Android the ability to change fonts to different styles. That would be a game changer in my book.
You want to pay for fonts?
@@jakublizon6375 I'd like to have the option to. Right now you can't really change the fonts in stock. Android. You have to download a launcher to do that. I'd just like to be able to change fonts without a third party launcher.
@@abowolewa Sorry lol, I understand. I guess I can't really argue with at least having the option. I would like more fonts too. I've always just found it kind of frustrating the you have to pay for them.
With root you can use whatever font you want.
@@Someone-ey6cc Doesn't rooting come with other problems and unusable features like GPay, bank apps etc? I really wanted to change the font, icons shape and remove that damn top date on the pixel but idk if root is fine to do?
Ok so in my country which is in EU, s23Plus costs 1200e, Ultra is 1300e-1400e and pixel 7 pro is going for 800e :D wtf are those prices Samsung..
Do you think the s23 ultra will finally have better or similar battery to the pixel 7 pro? I’m having a hard time debating what to get.
I'm getting the OnePlus 11 because it's an upgrade from a S21+ without being bigger and bulkier. I don't want a brick with a pen in my pocket.
i just bought a s23+ yesterday after having a s20+ for years. im going back today to get a pixel 7 pro. i have lost sooo many features that i have had for years from upgrading.
Pixel 7 pro's display is yellowish .. there are no pure whites on screen which is frustrating.. and when you put it near any other smartphone even the cheapest ones is day and night . I really liked this phone but its display isn't good so I've sent it back .
That’s probably the reason why samsung has rumours of demolishing s24 plus next year
I've returned my S22ultra and bought the Pixel 7 Pro. I cannot say how much better the pixel is in terms of speed , battery, camera and optimization because people probably wouldn't believe. The only thing Samsung was better was the customisation, wich pixel is lacking.
good video . which do you recommend the google pixel7pro 640€ new or the samsung s23 plus 670€ used hug
Man, as a person who doesn't give a damn about cameras, I wish I could get a phone with a top of the line processor and 10 year old cameras at a cheaper price point.
5G network on pixel is not supported in our country and it's not sold in physical stores unlike Samsung...
If you like the Plus for the flat display and decent camera, get it. However, it is not worth $1000. If you can get it for $700 or less with a trade in, then I would go for it. Honestly the only phones I would consider from Samsung going forward are the Ultra or the FE(if they choose to continue it).
Funny thing is, they’re doing it again this year. $1000 for compromises lmao.
Moto Edge Plus 2022 $499 for the 512gb Version with Snapdragon 8 Gen 1
Don't quote me on this, but don't Google phones get supported for a shorter time on updates? I have the S21plus and it is still running like the day I bought it. I do wish it was a little more premium for what I paid for it. But with running the latest version of Android it I can't find any performance bugs.
The Pixel phones are supported with 3 years of software updates and 5 years is security patches. Samsung offers 4 years of OS updates and 5 years of security patches. Both are supported for 5 years but also the Pixel comes out 4-5 months earlier than the Samsung phones with the newer OS, so it’s about equal anyway. Maybe 6-8 months longer for the OS update.
Google Fi aalways have the S series phones like 500 600 dollars off year round