OnePlus Nord N200 5G vs iPhone 12 Pro (2021 review and comparison) By itsMaxDigital

In this video, I'm comparing the OnePlus word and 205g with the Apple iPhone 12 Pro the n200 is a 240 device, while the 12 pro is a premium 1 000 devices, the n200 5g also comes in at a price of free. When you get you the n200, it comes in with a weight of 6.67 ounces, while the 12 pro comes in also at 6.67 ounces, so same weight, build quality is different, though, and 200 has a glass front, with a plastic frame. iPhone 12, pro glass front glass, back stainless steel frame, so obviously a better build quality from the flagship, but the n200 is okay. I don't expect nothing premium at this price point of free or 240 bucks and 200 also has a dual sim uh and the iPhone 12 Pro has an season embedded n200 doesn't have any dust or water resistance, but the 12 pro has ip68. The n2005g has a 6.5 inch display at 90, hertz, very nice, very nice 83 screens to body ratio, while the iPhone 12 Pro has a super retina display at 6.1 inches with 86 percent screen to body ratio. When you break down the resolution, you have a 1080p full HD display in the m200 very nice coming in that 406 PPI density.12 pro has a little better resolution screen 1170 by 2532, which breaks down to 460 PPI density, but it's very, very close. Both of these screens are very quality, but the n200 stands out because it's only 240 bucks, and it has a 90 hertz, refresh rate versus the 60 and the iPhone 12 Pro.

So anything in the 400 PPI density range is very, very nice, but one is 240 bucks. The other one is a thousand for the OS. The n200 is running android 11, with oxygen OS 11 on top, which is basically a stacked version of android. The iPhone 12 Pro has the newest iOS 14 available for software updates. The n200 will get one major update to iPhone, or I'm sorry to android 12 or the iPhone 12 Pro will get five to six years of software updates.

So the longer lasting device on the software front is the iPhone um, but the both of these phones will definitely run the same apps for the most part. All the popular apps are available, both app stores and the're going to get special apps that are iPhone only on the iPhone, such as an iMessage, FaceTime, airdrop and iMovie, for example, for the chipset, the n200 has a snapdragon 485g, which is a lower n5d processor, but it'll get the job done when you get the flagship top level apple, a14 bionic chip, which will run every app in the app store, and it will have the capabilities to have to run heavy intensive graphic games and heavy video editing. You have 64 gigs of internal storage and then 200 versus the 128 and the iPhone 12 Pro. But then 200 has a micro SD card slot for ram. You have four gigs and the one plus you got six gigs of ram on the iPhone 12 Pro.

Both of these amounts of ram are sufficient to run a lot of several apps. In the background, four gigs is more than enough for android for most people, while six gigs is way more than enough for an iPhone, because iOS utilizes ram very efficiently for the camera setup. On the back, the n200 has a triple camera setup, 13, megapixel, main 2, megapixel macro 2, megapixel depth, iPhone 12, pro 12 megapixels, main camera, 12 megapixels, telephoto, 12, megapixel ultra-wide. You can shoot up to 1080p and the n200 at 4k and the iPhone 12 Pro to summarize the camera setup on both of these phones. In comparison, the n200 is okay, it's average you'll be happy for most people if you're outsider and some sunlight has good amount of light.

You'll be you'll, be satisfied with the results, but the iPhone 12 Pro just takes a cake is the best in-class camera pretty much on every cell phone out there. The pro definitely does a lot with that 30 camera because it just brings it all together. Great video, great pictures best in class selfie on 260 megapixels, 12 megapixels on the iPhone 1080p video on the n200 4k and the 12 pro again you'll be satisfied with the n200, but the iPhone 12 Pro just has overall way better results. The n200 has a bonus of having a headphone jack with the iPhone 12. The alpha 12 pro does not, and for Bluetooth.

Both of these will happily connect your wireless devices, so you got 5.1 Bluetooth on the n200 5.0 Bluetooth on the 12 pro connect, your wireless headphones, your smart devices, your smart wearables, your smartwatch and your wireless speakers. For example. Both phones have NFC, which is mainly used for payments. You have USB type c for the charging port on the n200. You get the lightning port on the iPhone 12 Pro both of these phones unlock uh with a very, very uh ease.

Although you got a fingerprint side mounted one on the n200. Well, you got face ID and the iPhone 12 Pro different ways of unlocking these devices, but both are reliable ways to get them unlocked and last but not least, is the battery. The n200 has a beast of a battery 5000 Williams will last you several days, while the 12 pro has a smaller 2 800 William battery, but it should give you most of the day battery life, while not as impressive as the 1 200 um iOS uses battery very efficiently, but you got to give you got to give it up for the n200 5000 MLM battery then wins in the battery department. Hands down. One key feature that the n200 has of the 12 pro one is 240: well, the other ones a thousand dollars both of these offer fast charging as well.

I got 18 watts on the n200, which is pretty good for the price point, but you also get fast charging at 20 watts on the 12 pro you have 50 charges.30 minutes also have g wireless magnetic charging. So all these, although both of these phones are very, very good in their respective rights, one offers a lot of value in a 5g phone for the n200. You get a lot of quality pro features in the 12 and the iPhone 12 Pro, but that's only if you're willing to spend a thousand dollars. I would only pick the iPhone 12 Pro if you are really into video editing picture editing if you're really into cameras and stuff, like that, definitely pick up the 12 pro because there's nothing wrong with the n200 5g. That has a lot of strong points over the 12 pro, especially the price you get it for 240 bucks unlocked, or you can get it for free on metro by T-Mobile.

Here in the states on prepaid, has a strong, 5000 lamp battery. It has a headphone jack, it has the micro SD card slot, and it has that 90 hertz refresh rate. Now that sounds like a pro feature: that's not featured on the thousand dollar iPhone, but also, if you like, your iMessage FaceTime your airdrop, your iMovie, a lot of editing stuff, the iPhone 12 Pro will be good for you. Thanks for watching guys I'll see you in the next one.

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