iPhone XS Max vs OnePlus 6T Speed Test! By Nick Ackerman

By Nick Ackerman
Aug 14, 2021
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iPhone XS Max vs OnePlus 6T Speed Test!

Hi phone tennis max versus one plus sixty speed test coming up right. Now, let's go, so what is up guys Nick here, helping you to master your technology and welcome to the iPhone 10s max versus the one plus sixteen speed test? Let's begin with a boot up test in three two one and see which one can get there first now keep in mind that the one plus 60 is almost three times less than an iPhone 10s max under $600 for this phone, eight gigabytes of RAM, Snapdragon 845, a six point, I think it's like a four one-inch screen: it's a pretty big screen here. Maybe three: nine! It's six point three to six point four here for the OnePlus 60, and they look to boot up at about the same time. Six point five-inch OLED screen for the iPhone 10s max Apple, a twelve Bionic chip set. This does have four gigabytes of RAM and this has an OS twelve point one, and this has Android nine PI out of the box with oxygen. Os.

Nine point: zero point: four: okay! So, let's begin with face: ID versus the in display fingerprint scanner on V, one plus sixty. So let's go ahead and do this three two one, and you can see the iPhone tennis max very fast to recognize you. It almost never misses here on this new iPhone 10s max it's pretty accurate, even in the dark, and it does authenticate with apps, but there's an all new kid all new technology in town, and we're seeing it here on the OnePlus 60. It's not the first phone to have it, but you can see in display fingerprint sensor and look how quick that is. Furthermore, it's pretty quick I mean it misses a couple of times since the first generation.

But if you get your thumb right on there, it's almost as fast as any other fingerprint sensor that I've seen and forget about it. When it comes to the face on lock, it doesn't even let you see your lock screen three to one, and you can see its in again, three two one, so the one plus 60 is a monster in the speed to get into your phone. But really this is the breakthrough feature here. The fingerprint sensor you can see right there, I didn't recognize me, so you really gotta get your thumb right on there, so, like I say get it on there correctly, and it's fast, but you can't sometimes miss so, there's still some work. That's going to be done on this fingerprint sensor to get it even faster and future phones, but still it's nice to see it here, and this also authenticates with all your favorite applications like face ID, would on the iPhone okay guys.

So let's get started with the application speed test, but before we do that, I want to show you that the OnePlus 60 has a very similar operation. Now, as the iPhone, you come up into the right, and you can go into your last application. You come up and hold, and you're in your app tray, pretty similar to what we see here for the iPhone now another thing I want to show you is how small the match is now on the OnePlus, 60, and I know some people are given as different names, but definitely it's still called the notch release and display settings. Look at the differences here between that and the iPhone 10s max. There is no comparison there, although that only serves the purpose on the 60 as a camera.

It's still a lot cleaner. Looking in my opinion than this big notch right here for the iPhone 10s max, so everything's closed here for the 60 everything closed here for the iPhone 10s max, let's begin with Instagram three two one and 1x animations for the OnePlus 60, because that's how it is out of the box, and you could see very similar performance, although the tennis max again just like every other Android phone, it just feels like its smoother, but the OnePlus sixty feels faster, which is like you want speed, or you want to smooth so pick between speed or smooth and I. Think that's how you can decide easily, which one you like in terms of everyday performance, let's go into Twitter and you can see. Twitter is first there for the OnePlus 60 by a substantial margin over to the iPhone 10s max coming out of there. Let's go into Snapchat and you can see.

Snapchat is first for the sixties. Look at this gesture! It almost looks the same. The way it comes home to let's go into Facebook, you can see that was pretty close. I didn't even see that one, you call it down below, let's go into Amazon and you can see. Amazon is first for the 16 scrolling through a similar performance on both and that notch is just so much cleaner to me.

It just looks like more of an off-screen, but then, if you at the bottom here, it gets even closer on the tennis max to an all screen at the bottom. So do you like less chin, or do you like less, not that's kind of how you could decide as well between these let's go into eBay and you can see a bay is first on the right for a 16 man. This is a fast phone right here, let's go into Best Buy and you can see. Best Buy is first for the 60, so the speed you need, that's usually written on the box of the OnePlus devices might be true. Let's go in a prime video and again the OnePlus.

Sixty says: I'll meet you at the finish line, iPhone. Let's go into a slither, and you can see slither. Will the iPhone Tennis Max come ahead, and it does here so gaming? It looks like the tennis max is still going to be the way to go here when it comes to gaming as the first even casual game has outrun the 60 on the tennis max, let's go into the Temple Run and you could see. Oh, the 60 would a win they're shocking. You don't usually see an Android phone beat any iPhone and any type of loading or anything and even casual games always lose on Android phones, so yeah pretty good stuff there, but we're going to get into dead triggers here where it's going to require a little more power, let's go into dead, trigger 2, and you can see the 60 Wow that is pretty close.

I think the tennis max took it slightly, but wow that phone kept up pretty good here in the 16. So you can see the tennis max again ahead. So definitely still the 7 nanometer chip is gonna, be a faster phone than the 10 nanometer here for the 60. But this is a fast phone right here. As well, let's go into Pusey mobile three-to-one, see which one can get to you.

The match screen first I will speed this up, as this game takes significantly longer to load than many others. I'll be right back, okay, so the iPhone 10s max really blew away the OnePlus 60 when it comes to loading up pub G mobile here. So I think that when it comes down to the more graphically in terms of stuff like this game right here, if the iPhone 10s max is going to be the winner when it comes to this stuff, so one plus sixty very fast in everyday applications and everyday casual stuff, and mostly it can still do heavy things as well. Just like the 10 smacks: butt the tennis max you're paying more for it. So you can scene right there.

We got in a match first as well. It's just gonna, give you a little more muscle, then you're going to get on the sixteen. Now, if that's enough to justify almost $1,000 more in the price point is going to come down to your own personal opinion and how you feel about the phones you invest in, but at the same time the tennis max faster when it comes to pubs, eat, let's head into video shop, and you can see, video shop does load. First, it looked like the 60, but that could have been the tennis max. Let me know down below what about geek bench and geek bench to the 60 I'm, not sure if they optimized it yet for the tennis max.

So it looks like they have it. So this one right here definitely the win on geek bench: okay, so the iPhone 10s max. Here we go with the multitasking, we're going to see if we get any reloads here for this ram management where they have to hold these applications. I don't expect many if any on the iPhone 10s max. Let's go into your prime video: let's go into Best Buy eBay, Amazon, Facebook, Snapchat, Twitter and Instagram, so very good RAM management here for the 10s max.

Let's go into you, the 1 plus 68 gigabytes of RAM I. Don't expect anything here either as this phone is also very fast. Let's come home, let's go into dead, trigger 2, let's go into Temple Run now I do have to mention that the gestures are a little choppier on anyone plus 60. They don't look as smooth as the ones on the iPhone 10s max, but you don't have to have gestures on this phone. You can put on the know home buttons if you would like or the pixel style pill button.

So you see there was no reloads at all whatsoever for the 60, so this is a powerhouse in multitasking and RAM management, as well with 8 gigabytes of that ok guys, so I shot the same, one-minute clip on both devices, and we're going to save this at 1080p at 32 the gallery. So let's go ahead and see which one can render it out. First 1080p for the 10s max 30 1080p for the 60 we're going to the gallery: 3 2 1. Now this can show you which one that's a little more muscle under the hood when it comes to you every day. You know video editing, which is gonna, really stress the CPU, and this is only 1 minute clip, and you see the iPhone 10s max says: sit down.1 plus 60 I'll see you at the editing stop, and you can see that the 1 plus 60 finally finishes. But when it comes to you, video rendering there is no match for the iPhone 10s max right now, ok, so the final Geek bench scores are in, and you could see that the 10s max takes the 1 plus 60 to school, on the bench marking, but in every day real-world performance they're, both blistering fast.

So that's it for me between the iPhone 10s Max and the all-new 1 plus 60, with it's in display fingerprint sensor, tech, pretty cool stuff. Let me know if you want to see any more videos on the 60 as it just arrived to the channel today, and I'll. Take those into consideration, speed, test or any kind of you know, reviews you would like to see with this device you're having trouble deciding if you want it. Let me know, and we'll continue coverage on the 10s max as well. I will catch you all and the next one.

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