Google Pixel 2 XL vs iPhone 8 Plus SPEED Test! By EverythingApplePro E A P

What's up guys everything Apple True here, and I finally got the Google Pixel to excel and very excited to actually receive this and test that out against the iPhone, eight plus, in an ultimate speed test battle. This arguably right now is the best Android phone you can buy. Well, it may not look as high-tech as some other ones right now. The user experience makes it the best and honestly, the design is great too I was a lot more impressed with it. Once I saw it in person the way that the glass smooths around the edges into the chassis, it's beautiful. Yes, there is a lot of controversy about the display.

A lot of users are reporting burning already and in general, it's not a very bright or great display, because it's not made by Samsung it's made by LG, but regardless I wanted to see from a power standpoint. How does the best Android phone compete with Apple's, currently the best iPhone until the iPhone 10? That is so, let's go ahead and run through a variety of speed tests. To give you the best possible idea of how fast the Google picks will to Excel is in comparison with the A+, starting with a real-world speed test. This is where I'll be running a bunch of applications. You may use on a day-to-day basis simultaneously, starting with the clock application then jumping into Snapchat to check a snap, then Instagram to refresh your feed, which takes longer on the iPhone under the camera.

To take a picture also has its it on. The iPhone definitely can take a picture faster on the Google Pixel to excel and then jumping into Photoshop in order to edit a 8k image, which is massive. It took like 30 seconds just for the iPhone to save this image, actually pretty quick on both at this point in time. They're both neck-and-neck as the animations, are very similar from the pixel two and the iPhone they kind of expand, and that does take away from the opening speed. But the pixel two is still very, very fast here so on to Mario, run here and kind of impressed how fast the Google Pixel 2 is usually around here.

Most Android phones start lagging behind, but it is still neck and neck with the iPhone. Now loading up asphalt, 8 just wanted to mention that both of these devices are loaded on the same Wi-Fi network, so they get the same advantage on the web-based apps which we're about to jump into, and then the largest application of the bunch Grand Theft Auto San Andreas. So loading a console-quality game from the PS2 on phone is incredible, but doing it, this fast is even more impressive. A younger version of me would have been so impressed. Knowing I could play this on my phone in a decade or so anyways moving on to Zynga.

This is where the web-based applications start going on to Netflix. Well, it's pretty quick on to the iPhone, and this is where the iPhone starts: pushing ahead as it's already on Uber jumping into Amazon, now to do some click shopping and then leaving its first SoundCloud for some music. The Google Pixel 2 is catching up here as its loading. The web based applications impressively fast, and it's now caught up with the iPhone 8 plus again. I have never seen that happen before now, opening up video shop or editing a minute in a 30 second, video in 4k, of course, now, first off we got to compile the video and then export it into our gallery or photos.

Now this is where the Google Pixel twos advantage of speed and opening animation starts to falter as the iPhone pushes ahead with that raw power of the Apple, an 11 fusion, it's simply mental. How fast the iPhone is working with 4k video on most smartphones. It really takes a long time, but the iPhone Wow it was built to handle 4k and 4k 60 frames per second, and it definitely shows here so while the iPhone is pretty much finished now and starting its second round after a two minute and 56 second round, one to be at Google Pixel to Excel is still exporting and compiling that video. It's really, really slow. Now had the Google Pixel 2 been running a newer version of the Qualcomm Snapdragon processor, maybe even a next-generation version.

It might have been closer here, because without this video export part, it was a neck-and-neck. It was so fast and keeping up with the iPhone 8 and 8 plus, despite the huge gap in speed of the processors. Now all the Google Pixel to Excel is still working on the compilation and exports. I just wanted to point your attention to the round 2 of the iPhone 8 plus. For some reason, most of the applications did refresh, and you had to start new, and this definitely was not a problem on the iPhone 7 plus.

Even in the speed test between the 7 + + 8 +, the 7 plus, was the one that didn't refresh all the apps, but on the 8 plus it did, and I'm hoping. This is something that is fixed in 11.1 now after Mario run all the app patience on the A+ or where I left them I'm, guessing that the system just needed to clear some RAM so basically erase those apps from the app switcher. In order to accommodate editing that 4k video anyways round 2 on the iPhone 8 plus was a peachy one minute and 7 seconds. The Google Pixel 2 is already working on round 2, as it did finish with 4 minutes and 5 seconds on round 1 and the Google Pixel to excel, like most Android phones with 4 gigabytes of RAM had to reload every single application. The iPhone 8 plus just had to do the first few, but this one, every single one.

In order for the phone to handle the 4k video compilation and exporting some a little disappointed by that, even with Google's, optimization I, think 4 gigabytes just wasn't enough for this phone, but it definitely was the fastest Android phone I've ever tested. Actually, alright, so we're going to go ahead and continue with some other speed tests, starting with a startup test. I'm going to go ahead and shut both of these down and the iPhone a too long. The every iPhone comparison so I know this. One is perfect: let's try the pixel to excel I love this new power down menu by the way with Android 8.0 super convenient. We shall do something sort of like that.

It's very under your finger. Convenient anyways with both of them turned off here in 3, 2 1, and they are off so on. The right we've got. I was 11-point 0.3, with the iPhone 8 plus and on the Left Android 8.0. So 8.1 is on the horizon for the Google Pixel series, but it's not coming out yet just like eleven point. One is over here and the winner is the Google Pixel ? Wow very surprised.

I did not expect Google to be Apple at one of its best games as they start up. So that's the startup. It is faster, let's go ahead and do some app launching individually just to get a very concise example. Here, and here we go with the snapshot.1 2 3, faster on the pixel on Instagram, on 3, faster on the pixel camera 1 2 3, faster on the iPhone Google Maps 1 2 3, faster on the iPhone surprisingly Photoshop Express 1, 2 3, faster on the iPhone 1, 2, 3, and I want is faster on the iPhone by two times at least on an aka image. Minecraft one two: three, this one kind of hangs on the larger games: I, don't really understand that, and it still loaded it faster loading, the game, one, two: three faster on the pixel, a very impressive asphalt one two three I'm very impressed with the animation speed on the pixel -.

By the way it makes the phone feel so much faster I mean Apple, deliberately slows their phone down with their innovations. Asphalt.8 was faster on the iPhone and San Andreas loading a game. One two three I already got the bar on the pixel and looks like the pixel is faster here: yeah crazy. The larger games do load faster on the pixels, somehow Zynga, poker and blurry screen there I, don't know what that's about faster on the pixel. So it looks like most of these apps are going to be faster on the pixel.

If you're just going to be doing regular things, the pixel is going to excel at them, alright, so there it is, with loading applications very impressed with the pixel to its capability of loading apps fast, especially the bigger ones and the fast animations. So next up, let's do some browser tests here load some websites, starting with Apple comm in three two one and a little faster on the pixel. Try Etta three, two one and loaded faster on the iPhone and CNN one, two three faster on the iPhones. The browser is faster on the iPhone. Definitely so now, let's go ahead and get some Geek bench results and benchmarks from an tutu as well see how on the numbers, this compare.

Alright- and these are these scores- we're looking at with the 11 Bionic and the snapdragon 835 on the Google, pixel -. So four gigabytes of memory on both multi-core score, very beastly on the iPhone applause and single score, more than double of the Google Pixel -. But it's very amazing how this thing handles itself with these lesser specs, so very impressed with both of these. Let's get onto the end to do all right and about halfway through I, wanted to show you guys the results of a heat test, so testing both of these a while they are running a very intensive application on their hottest point and actually, even while handling both of these impressed and how cool the pixel 2 was, as you can see well under 100 degrees, I'm, getting like 93 degrees at most out 95 over here on the iPhone. Let's check that out: 102 109 111, that is insane 111 degrees, while testing the same test and Wow 166 thousand nine hundred forty-seven over the iPhone, eight plus I, didn't think it could actually lose.

But that is very impressive, so Apple has lost out on the GPU game here versus the Google Pixel ?, and just a quick Wi-Fi speed to us from about 50 feet from my router using the very same network. Alright- and here are the results, so the iPhone 8 plus had a disappointing 235 megabit download speed from the same distance, so all props to the Google Pixel ? for winning that one alright. Lastly, I want to test the fingerprint sensor. Speed going to have to peel this one off from the table just to get this to work, but try to make this happen. Alright.

So, with the screen off in three two one, Wow no animation on the pixel very subtle fade one: that's why it's faster three, two one very fast and with the screen on one two, three very fast on the pixel feel like twice as fast because of the lack of animation, one two: three alright guys there. It is the Google Pixel ? versus the iPhone 8, plus, really hope you guys enjoyed this video definitely wasn't easy making its, but the results were very surprising, so ?, both great job pixel, to excel surprising you in many ways and if I was an Android guy I would definitely be using this phone over any other. So thanks for watching guys hope you enjoyed it stay tuned for the next one. Peace.

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