This is bullshit. Yes, technically, the 15 Pro Max is marginally less durable on the back than the 14 Pro Max, but I’ve dropped mine several times with no issues. The only time I’ve ever heard the back glass is a problem is when people intentionally break it.
FabianValkyrie
joined 11 months ago
Because I’ve had both before.
See I think a lot of that just depends on what you want to do on the phone; the main advantage of the big screen for me would be content consumption, and the Pixel’s inner display works much better for that than the Galaxy, plus it comes with the upside of the outer screen being much nicer too.
Obviously if you’re using it for split screen or general social media, normal phone things basically then the Galaxy is better. Just different use cases.
I want a folding iPhone with the Pixel Fold’s aspect ratios
Imo the 15 Pro Max’s cameras, build, flat display, action button, and battery are all better
I’d say a mix of the S23 Ultra and 15 Pro Max hardware with the Pixel’s UI and camera processing tech, and iOS/iPhone’s app optimization would be peak
Def not Nokia 3300 level yet, but durability has improved a ton. I started using my phone caseless in September of last year, and my phones have survived many hard drops with almost no damage (and no cracks)
I disagree. The under-screen fingerprint sensor and built in pen would take up a bunch of internal room that most people would rather use for battery. Fingerprint sensors are generally worse than FaceID anyhow.
Smaller cutout and fast charging are def true though.
Honestly hard disagree
One of the things I liked the most switching from Android a few years ago was the swipe gestures. They feel so much smoother and more natural on iOS
Guess I’ll see soon, in a few days I’ll be one of those dumbasses with two phones and two phone plans 🙃 (getting a Pixel 8)
I have, from higher than 4 feet. (Accidentally)