The iPhone 14 and Google Pixel 7 from host DimaViper Live have a 128GB configuration. The devices only come with a cable, a paper clip, and the Pixel also includes a USB to USB-C adapter (in case you want to connect a USB flash drive to your smartphone).
Oddly enough, the Google Pixel 7 started faster than these two devices. Both smartphones are protected from water according to the IP68 standard. Its diagonals are 6.1 (iPhone) and 6.3 inches (Pixel). The screen refresh rate is higher on the Pixel (60Hz versus 90Hz), but on the iPhone the screen is brighter.
As for processors, iPhone 14 has A15, Google Pixel 7 has Google Tensor G2. The Pixel has slightly more RAM: 8GB versus 6GB for the iPhone. In AnTuTu, the difference between models is pretty insignificant.
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Both smartphones have three cameras. This is the main (for iPhone – 12 MP, for Pixel – 50 MP), wide-angle (for iPhone – 12 MP, for Pixel – 12 MP), front (for iPhone – 12 MP, for Pixel – 10.8 MP) .
Actually, iPhone takes better and more detailed photos with the front camera. At the same time, photos are clearer on the main camera on the Google Pixel 7. And both indoors and on the street at night. Overall, the Pixel 7 wins in terms of photos and stabilization.
The battery capacity is larger than the two Google Pixel devices. It also lives longer.
For their money, both phones are really cool. They are not super powerful by today’s standards but they also have good cameras, stable software and small size.
Source: Ferra
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