It is not built for multi tasking whatsoever. Mine also gets warm especially when I am playing games.

It also gets hot quickly (35°C) while on the move in a train or car... Especially if your internet is as shitty as in Germany

That's a weird way to play games while KZfaq is in the background lol man people are just really weird with these things 🤡🤡🤡

@@iamencrypted I listen to a lot of DND on KZfaq. I don't really need to watch what's happening, so having it on in the background means I'm not missing much

You can thank Google's custom chip made by Samsung foundry. It runs hot and inefficient.

I agree, I feel like the market is almost set where 95% of the market is set on an OS and maybe a small minority would actually switch between the two

*have

Samsung battery is still garbage compared with iphone 14 pro max , i own both if them and iphone drops from 100% to 95% only after 80 minutes !!! Samsung is there after 20

@@Dark_Xayne Ssungs screen is brighter than IPhone 14

@fireteez3685 is not, I tested bot phones at same specifications! Used the same ligh and still samsung battery drained faster

they don't have a strong partnership.

Same same

Facts

Yes, for those of us who don't have endlessly deep pockets.

Guys you can bet the difference is almost the same than in this video. Just use your imagination, lol.

​@@MichaelW1959if you go with a company,for 1 time that you get a phone,those 1,200 drops to only 400 with trade in

Doesn’t make better

@@akhil3456 surely not worst. Better colors, not as overshapened as S23

@@maxel7723 Better colours no ,s23 is more brighter

@@akhil3456 u can adjust brightness

Doesn't make better photos. It comes down to personal preference and samsung offers the ability to control HDR unlike pixels

that is because of the new snapdragon 8 gen 2 made on tsmc 4nm process vs exynos 2200 from last year made on samsung own 4nm process which is crap.

@@vladmihai306 probably... that or op didnt use the s22 with one ui 5.0, also 5.1 coming soon to s22u im sure it will still hold up to the s23, not really a worth upgrade imo

@@codnerd1234 as You can see from the scores, single core score is up 50% and multicore score is more than 50%. That is not something you usually see in a generation jump. Moreso, the older chipset gets hot fast and throttles like crazy, so it will lag and stutter. So whatever os you use, even one UI 9, it will still run like crap because the hardware was crap on the s22 and on the s23 is excellent, an excellent chipset after so many years of crappy chipsets. The last good chipset on the Samsung phones, but only in US was the snapdragon 865. Fantastic chip, great performance, very little heat and great battery. On the s20

@Vlad Mihai That and also the jump to UFS 4.0 storage instead of UFS 3.1 which is MUCH faster.

@@ryannnftw you won't feel the difference in normal usage...all the stuff you see on screen, that is animation smoothness is already loaded in ram, so even if ufs storage would play a role, you wouldn't see it. Ufs 4.0 vs ufs 3.1 is like SATA SSD vs M2. Sure, there is a difference, but you would notice it only in some very data intensive tests.

And it's even better when you reduce all animations and transitions to 0.5x

@@bananawarlock3981 what does animations there for why does google put it ?

@@edaa4591 What ?

@@bananawarlock3981 I had my animations off since the phone was new I never knew anything about it I turned it on my phone is super fast what's the point of having it ?

Please tell me more about the battery life? I make use of my phone from 8am to 7pm without getting time to charge and use most time on the internet

I returned my pixel 7 pro due to this 😄 it was over processing images and it was getting quite annoying.

​@coolkidorg786 you are either a pro photographer who doeant like ANY processing OR you got a faulty model

@@coolkidorg786 all the best smartphones overprocess the photos they take. It helps give you beautiful results using reasonably small sensors, but they overprocess them in different ways. You're just choosing the overprocess you prefer over the others

Yes...but quality/price, a lot better Pixel

Yeah, the best phone I have ever seen.

Indeed, i am an iPhone fan, but many years now i have samsung and a few others but the S23 Ultra is the best all around. I love it.

@@patriciovazquezgarcia1703 Only the price is better on Pixel lol

@@kfx3907 Main camera is betteron Pixel for many reviewers

He mentioned dolby atmos at 8:54

The fuck are you talking about overheating ? I've had this phone for over 2 months and I never even felt it hot

The 7 pro is a 600 dollar phone, a good one at that. Naturally it isn't going to he as good as a 1200 dollar phone. But honestly for that price, GOD DAMN you don't gotta ask me twice I'll get the 7 pro immediately

Is it true that Google pixel takes better pictures?

Except the ui

@@Enjoilyfe420 natural pics

It's not about price, it's about being the top phone of each brand

Battery Oneplus>pixel 7 pro>s23 Camera pixel 7 pro>s23>oneplus Updates s23>7pro>oneplus Features s23>7pro>oneplus Price oneplus>7pro>s23 Charging oneplus>7pro

@@domsgamechannel302 Thanks for that. I was thinking about Pixel, but I saw a few people complaining about the screen issues. I'm not sure if Google officially acknowledged it, but it seems to be affecting some of their phones.

P7Pro is even cheaper than a regular S23 now lol. It’s just the better value

@@domsgamechannel302 I would change that around a bit: Battery: Oneplus > regular S23 (Ultra is better than OnePlus) > Pixel 7 Pro Camera: Pixel 7 Pro > Oneplus > regular S23 (Ultra would be 2nd place) Updates: Pixel 7 Pro > S23 > Oneplus Features: Pixel 7 Pro = S23 > Oneplus (Pixel has a lot of great and unique features, Samsung probably has more features but a lot of them are half-baked)

looks can be deceiving its a rip off its way to dumbed down for the $999 price I'd want the s23+ to become the true s23 ultra since the s23 ultra is an s23 note we should have the s23 at $699 s23+ at $799 s23 ultra $999 and s23 note $1099 because for what the s23+ is it should cost $799 or either have the s23 s23 ultra and s23 note and remove the plus line. Samsung should've taken over the plus territory instead of talking away the true s ultra, I love the boxy design and can't live without the spen but alot just want the top of the line s and not the note. The whole purpose of the plus to be an s23 in a bigger shell to save u cost like wants $200 $3-$5 extra per month and the gains are significant form the plus to the ultra. The s21+ s22+ and now s23+ not a bad phone but the price isn't acceptable the pixel for $899 QHD+ display, better camera and even one plus 11 for $699 QHD+ res and the s23+ $999, FHD+ display, not flagship camera and not just a slighlty bigger entry level flagship

@@GenMoviesOfficial how is the s23u more comfortable? It's taller, wider and thicker

@GenMoviesOfficial I have both the Pixel 7 Pro and the S22 Ultra. The Pixel is not longer than the S22 Ultra.

P7p is terrible and overpriced

@@Aredubu samsung way better

@@me5425 no u

How's that camera comparison from the s20 to the 7pro?

@@Ar1zonaGreenTea Not even close imo, Pixel 7 pro is much better

@@azure315 Cool, because I own a s20 Plus and I'm thinking about doing a move myself!

You know that's pure marketing right. While s22 was launched with A12. Pixel 7 was launched with A13. So both will be on the same Android version, when software Support ends. Same will happen when pixel 8 releases.

@@tamneg1797 finally someone gets it... Even tech tubers said that Samsung has much longer updates but they forget Samsung always come with last year Android update (Feb) while Google launched pixel together or after new version Android (Oct)

@@tamneg1797 ok? That's not his point

Does the pixel over heat much like browsing and KZfaq vids etc

@@jonpeach5851 For me it doesn't get hot while browsing, taking photos, watching youtube etc. If I use "fast charging" (which is still very slow) it gets pretty warm, if I use wireless charging, it gets so hot that it sometimes stops charging (I noticed it does that when the battery reaches around 40° celsius). Day to day experience is great, battery life is better than a lot of reviews claim, I use a chargie, where I limit charge to 85% and still end the day with 20-30%. The Pixel 7 Pro has a pretty old screen, which is a lot less efficient than the S23 Ultra and the chip is also less efficient, I guess screen quality and brightness won't bother you on the Pixel but it will use more battery. Would I game on the Pixel? No. But tests of the S23 Ultra already show that it is also a pretty bad phone for gaming because Samsung didn't really bother with cooling (it has terrible performance consistency). For me the Pixel 7 Pro is a great device, but I see some downsides: - Slow and hot charging (I charge overnight and do it with a 10W charger) - Some hardware concerns, allthough it feels like a well-built phone, I also read about the breaking cameras and volume buttons popping out - Bad for gaming and a Snapdragon 865 phone will probably be better or on par with the Pixel - Battery on pretty much any 8 Gen 2 phone will be better, TSMC is just so far ahead of Samsung (allthough I think the battery is more than fine) - Old generation display looks really good but is just more power-hungry than the newer displays - Pixel Launcher sucks in my opinion, but I quickly switched to Nova Launcher

Why tho? If someone plug their phone to the charger they want it to charge... While chip takes the electricity from the wall, battery should be filling up simultaneously. If it is a option in settings thats okay, if it is a thing in stock settings or it can not be changeable, it is a really bad decision.

@@ysnyldrm73 It allows you to play games while powered by the power cable instead of the battery. It reduces wear and tear on your battery. I'm sure it still charges the phone when plugged in

@@jstrig While battery bypass is activated, it won't charge the battery. This is for sure and was already tested by the KZfaq channel NL Tech. It is a pretty important feature. For instance, if you connected your phone to a monitor for working on DeX you don't want it to be charged all day long because even with the activated battery protection it would harm the battery. The only question is: does it work only while game launcher runs (it is currently a setting of Geme booster), or can it be used also independently (also for DeX). I assume it works indirectly independently when running the Game launcher in a pop-up view). I don't have the phone, but hpoe somebody would test it.

I don't get why battery health features aren't that common. For example setting a charging limit to 80% over night

@@maxmustermann7365 There is actually some little thing on nearly all phones, even low end 2019 ones, they will stop charging when night at %90-95 and charge up before sunshine if it is plugged all night. Sometimes it is like charging up to %100 than stop all night until sunshine if %1-5 loss during that time it will charge again after sunshine.

My P7P is undoubtedly great for me.

Same here. After battery optimization AI figured out what was going on. I can typically get 2 days of use out of the phone and end up at about 20% battery. I suppose it would qualify as moderate use because in that 2-day. I'll have just over 5 hours of SOT. If I'm using the camera app or browsing a gaming heavily, it'll have to be charged once a day. I use the Accu battery app and typically charge to somewhere between 80 and 92% and still get the 2-day battery life, typically always on mobile and high refresh enabled. Love it so far!

but pixel in portrait and video record so bad ngl

@@nassimxd6946 Video recording of the 7 Pro in good lighting conditions is actually fine for an Android but as soon as it gets a bit cloudy it's just average. In general low light is not a key feature of a Pixel compared to Huawei

@@maxmustermann7365 Video on the Galaxy S23 Ultra is good for a smartphone, period. In comparison to the Pixel’s “good for an Android”

@@nassimxd6946 Marques Brownlee's camera test says otherwise about portrait shots

Can't go wrong with either pick tbh

Let us to know.

After much deliberation, I pre ordered the S23 Ultra last night. Thanks Tech Spurt for your take on both phones. Will update soon!

@@thomaskirkland8391 did you try both?

i mean it depends i got my s23 ultra 512 GB for 634 delivered most people arent paying retail nowadays

@@SadalDay how? with trade in?

@@bombchu9308 google fi was having a promotion spectrum mobile is doing one right now but might not be as good however they got pixel 7 Pro for 399 which I also just grabbed and is solid as well but I like the ultra more

just remember the old saying you get what you pay for

@@JamesThomas-dn6ee haha, I know that 😁

Same here, I got my S23 Ultra in May and held on to my iPhone for a while as a safety blanket but finally sold it about 2 weeks ago with zero anxiety. This phone is one of the best I've ever owned and I never realized how much I was missing out on being a slave to Apple's eco system. Don't get me wrong, I have an iPad and a Mac, Apple TV etc but being able to customize my phone however I want whenever I want has been a breath of fresh air

It was a little biased towards the Pixel, unfortunately.

I have no issues with mine regular Pixel 7, but it's a great idea.

The 6 pro batter is much worse than the 7 pro! You should upgrade if you can.

I'd never get a pixel after my experience with the 6 pro

Where?

@@trilogupta5043 eBay, brand new still factory sealed