Fastest Android EVER vs iPhone!

this is the new Rog Phone 7 Ultimate it's 1400 it's the

fastest

and most extreme Android phone

ever

by a mile it beats the iPhone it's finally time for me and other iPhone users to jump into the Android spoiler this is me going into Last Night I went to bed at 3 a.m. m. because the battery on one of these phones did not die during the battery test, so starting with the unboxing experience, I can say with a high degree of confidence that so far yes, the phone comes packaged in what looks like an interplanetary object , this magnetic strap.

By the way, there's also a phone dock that launches an augmented reality video game that's surprisingly well developed for what's basically just a party trick. I mean, these things are actual buttons that control your phone like a game console. There is an insert that has a case inside its cool design, but surprisingly little material here, considering the beastly size of the phone, you have the USBC charging cable, a very large bag, don't even think about the editors and it is made to carry the most ridiculous phone. accessory, have you

ever

seen the aeroactive call at seven, here's the phone that, with the case, looks as tiny as if you just put a bikini on a bodybuilder.

Now compare it to the iPhone 14 pro Max unboxing experience. I guess it wins on minimalism, but yeah, at this point it's clearly going to the Rog, eight more tests left, let's see if the most extreme flagship phone on the planet can be the most popular flagship phone on the planet, so we have audio and, to be honest, I am very impressed with the quality of the speakers on the new iPhones. No one can argue that this isn't one of the best sounding phones on the market, with a pretty powerful combination of its bottom speaker and then the vehicle speaker on the front, but well, this is something else entirely.

Last year's Rog Phone 6 already had the best speakers on the market and they say that they have now given the speaker units even more room to be able to move and therefore push more air, which should result in even more sound. elderly. sound oh wow ok instantly you can probably hear this all the way to the apple bar wow this is crazy how much better it is on the

iphone

it's louder the bass is something and the position of the speakers makes it feel as if the sound was triggered directly. my ears, but then it gets silly when you use this, so this Rog company has been making coolers like this for generations and every time they release a new one, they add a new key feature to it, so at this point we have a foot of support, the headphone jack, physical buttons, LEDs, a portal that opens in the phone to allow you to pump air directly onto the chip, but this time it is also a subwoofer or, in other words, a third speaker designed specifically for bass, so by just blocking it like this, you're adding a whole different layer of warmth and richness to the track, I don't know what else to say.

The second point also goes to the Rog. Okay, the unboxing experience, the audio experience, you could say those are still niche features. Let's test what is arguably the most important fundamental feature of the phone for all of us: the battery, so we'll put both phones side by side. By the way, these are completely new versions of each phone just to make sure they have 100% battery health. Brightness and speaker volume at 50, so let's see who wins the plan. We are playing direct YouTube videos for the first few hours. Well, wow, the iPhone is actually quite a bit ahead, possibly because its screen can automatically reduce its refresh rate. than the Rog phone when not needed to save battery.

I also think at least part of this is due to the fact that Apple's battery indicator doesn't tell the truth. I'm pretty sure iPhones are staying in the top few percentage points just to reassure the user that their phone won't fall as soon as they unload it, so now on social media we'll be using Instagram and Tick Tock for a couple more hours and After that you can start to see the Rog moving forward, but what is really happening? Separating the men from the boys is a proper game, so we'll run some Genshin Impact and basically keep these games on until the phone call closes, which in the case of the iPhone gives us a total time of 9 hours and 30 minutes.

I'd say it's towards the upper end of modern black, but not the best, meanwhile the Rog still works, it's still around 37 for God's sake, but slowly, surely, if we push it hard enough , will eventually die too, but it took 12 hours and 18. minutes to get there, which is frankly crazy and yes, I was waiting 12 hours to get this result, so subscribe, if you appreciate it, you won't regret it. The results only half surprise me. I mean, this thing has two. Separate 3000 milliamp hour batteries inside, so six thousand milliamp hours in total, which is a lot more than this guy, it's just that, because it's actually the lighter phone between the two, you forget how much is there , but then I said, well, the phones. they're down here anyway, they're both at zero percent right now, we might as well test how fast they can charge and you'll see why I ended up sleeping at 3am, so I plugged them in using the original charging blocks and cables provided with them. which gives the Rog up to 65 watts of power and the iPhone technically zero watts.

It doesn't come with a charger, but assuming you pay the extra forty bucks to get the

fastest

charging possible, this brick can deliver 27 watts of power. an iPhone 14 pro, the iPhone definitely has a faster startup, which may sound strange, but it's actually not unheard of because that power figure doesn't tell you the whole story because the number only tells you the maximum charging power that the phone can't. It doesn't reach the power at which it can hold a charge, so anyway, as soon as the Rog Phone starts up, it catches up very quickly, even surpassing it slightly after just 10 minutes, and the thing to think about is that the iPhone also has a much smaller battery capacity. also 4,300 milliamp hours versus 6,000, so there is less to fill and the fact that it is even close sends a very clear message that charging speed is not one of Apple's strong points and yes, if you look at Final times for full charge.

The Rog Phone clocks in at one hour and seven minutes, while the iPhone still has a ways to go, so that's another point for the Rog. Now you all might be thinking, well of course the Rog phone wins all this, it's a 1400 phone, but this is coming. with 512 gigabytes of storage by default and if you go for 512 gigabytes on the iPhone it's the same price as this in the US and in fact it's the much more expensive phone basically everywhere else but surely the iPhone wins in the camera department, right? One of the reasons to buy an iPhone, both phones have a camera on the front and then a triple camera on the back and there probably isn't as much as you would expect.

The Rog has a more natural blurred background when taking selfies. it's just as sharp in 98 situations, extremely good in those difficult dynamic range situations, possibly better than the iPhone, not to mention it has the power to record in 4K slow motion, which is well beyond the 1080p that Apple can do , but with the iPhone yes. pull forward is smart is the way it identifies and treats faces to make them the center of attention the way it uses all of its sensors to instantly focus on subjects even on difficult and delicate objects that most phones would have trouble with and In general, video A video requires much more advanced processing to turn out well than a simple photo and this is where the years Apple has spent perfecting it really pay off, bringing the score to 4-1, something which I think will be really interesting.

The experiment between these two is Wi-Fi speeds because on the one hand, most of what the average user does on their phone is internet related, so one would expect the most popular flagship phone to look like that. fully defined internet, but then again, this is all about reducing milliseconds of lag when playing competitive online games, so who really wins? Well, let's start with the iPhone. We will do the Google speed test. Wow, okay, not bad at all considering we're stuck in an attic. a little over 40 megabits more, same for the Rog phone and that's an absolutely huge drop that's really very slow in comparison, but just to see if I could get a result that looked a little more reliable, I also ran test 10 more times. in a controlled environment, but there weren't really consistent friends, the Rog seems to have higher maximum speeds, but the iPhone seems to have more consistent speeds, especially when it comes to charging, but there is enough variation that I would say this is a tie, but what is it?

Even more important than a little bit of slightly reduced latency here and there is how good everything looks on these screens, which is why they are both huge screens. Ideology is actually even a little bigger, but you probably wouldn't notice it without them next to each other. Both are better in their own way, so the Rog is technically a faster screen, you know how phones have been ticking from the standard 60 hertz to 90 and so far the 120 hertz screens we see on almost all flagships of 2023. Well, this thing has a 165Hz screen proportionally which should be almost as big as the jump between a 60 and 90Hz screen, which was huge and yes, if you scroll through the home pages and record with a slow motion, you will absolutely notice the difference, but my eyes are struggling.

It feels like one of those 50 more efforts to get five percent more profit situations and to be honest I think at this point what makes the biggest difference is the quality of the animations that Apple has actually achieved and the Rog has too. a second screen on the back, although I'd say it's much less useful than the rear screens on most phones that have it, it doesn't let you preview the camera or check the contents of your notifications, it's almost exclusively only for those, look what. my phone can work at times and then for the iPhone we have a higher maximum brightness, 2000 nits versus 1500, which basically covers you for those very bright outdoor scenes or those very dark TV shows.

I'm looking at you Game of Thrones and Ozark, it has ltpo technology, so it can reduce its refresh rate down to one Hertz when it's not necessary, which, as you've seen, helps you save some battery. It has slightly higher resolution and also symmetry. I'm fully aware that the reason this Rog Phone has these top and bottom bezels is because people like something to hold on to when gaming, not to mention to fit these huge speakers, but I'm too dumb for that. things are aligned and orderly. For me, the iPhone takes the award for best display, but now it's time for the big question: performance.

I don't know about you, but I definitely hear a lot about how Apple's bionic chips lead the pack and how they are two years ahead of the competition in terms. of power, I mean, apples actually got to the point where they started releasing new phones using the previous year's chips, which if I've ever seen a sign that a company is comfortable that they are ahead it's that one, but then this is performance oriented. That's what these Rog phones are all about so let's start with some benchmarks opening with antutu which is a very general test that looks at all aspects of your phone and gives you a number to summarize its performance and for this the Rog comes out with more than 30. percent higher, which is ridiculous, that's more than a generational advantage, keep in mind that I have connected the active air cooler to it which apparently can call it Surface up to 25 degrees Celsius and therefore, naturally it will improve its performance and yes, that's not entirely fair to the iPhone because that doesn't call it anything, but the heatsink did come in the box, so I feel like it would probably be more unfair not to use it, so we have the gfx bank and we We will focus only on the graphics.

By the way, the only reason we need to run multiple benchmarks is that while we all love the idea of ​​a single number summarizing all performance, comparing numbers between Android and iOS is a little strange because even Android apps benchmarking itself are two different ones. applications built on two different lines of code that said that if we run several tests and see consistent trends, that should be enough for us to come to aConclusion, so far the Rog is doing quite well. At the end of this test, we have almost doubled the amount. performance, but then with geekbench, which focuses on the CPU, the iPhone is ahead and not by a small margin, so to get to the bottom of it, we're just going to run Benchmark after Benchmark after Benchmark until now, where I have a result.

I'm confident that essentially Apple still has the advantage when it comes to CPU and no amount of cooling or overclocking on the rog end can make up for that gap, but top tier Android phones currently have a better GPU for gaming, which especially helped in purchasing this cooling. Not to mention faster memory as well, so anything that looks at overall system performance will rank this phone higher, which really makes the category a tie overall, but it's one thing to have these theoretical numbers. , what about the games themselves? Because it's something I've definitely been. It's been said several times that games on iPhone are more optimized on average than games on Android, so the numbers don't tell the whole story, so here's my favorite, Bloons Tower Defense six and it will allow us to basically cover the screen. on enemy balloons that create large amounts of particles on the screen, as well as damage calculations that need to be done to see which phone starts lagging first, so let's start by sending 999 medium strengthens to the enemies on the screen, so right now this is doing millions of calculations per second, so you may see a little bit of a lag as some frames start dropping, but it's definitely still playable, so let's see what happens if we send 999 of the strongest ones. enemy, yeah, okay, you can see him start to choke.

You can only be impressed by what is actually happening on the screen at the same time. Alright, time to see what this Rog is made of. You can instantly notice that the saturation of the screen is much higher. try minimal means. I think it's about the same or a little better, but yeah, you can tell it's not running at its full frame rate. Let's try the big boy. I think it's actually slower than the iPhone. There's more lag here, so it could be the iPhone's better CPU helps with all of these calculations, or potentially just the app being less optimized on Android, so this isn't a bad result by any means, but it is a little fun because you have this whole telephone game in which Every single decision about it has been designed with the games in mind.

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