Need 1 suggestion. Am using android for over a decade now. I hv my cousins who r on US trip and hence I'm thinking to get the 14pro from there to India. While i will get quite cheaper compared to INR, but I'm stuck between Pixel 7pro and 14pro. Photography is my priority, usually i use Adobe lightroom and free .xmp presets, just wonder if i take 14pro, will i be able to use those .xmp presets for editing or not? Am getting Pixel at $849 for 256gb variant and iPhone 14pro at $1099 for 256gb variant. Heres my 2nd que, in terms of durability, after sale service and resale value, is it really worth spending the extra $250 ? Need an honest opinion.
For the first one, I believe you can export them onto your iPhone. For your second question, if you prefer photography, I would definitely go with the pixel 7 pro. Better low light performance, better still image quality, and better skin tones for darker folks. However the iPhone is more consistent in overall processing even if they aren't always on the level of the pixel. It also takes photos faster, and is better for social media. It's your choice to make, but imo get the Pixel 7 pro
Truthfully, think I'm gonna stick with the 7 Pro this year mostly because of the cost. You can get the 7 Pro for some sick discounts nowadays especially for a phone that nails the daily experience so well imo.
Nice video, keep building on your presentation, for that, new sub here. Regarding your content here specifically, yes the P7P can compete and it is a flagship phone, just operating a few years too late. If this was three years ago, it's a different conversation. But that's the problem with Google, they're late, just like they are with their Pixel watch, which should have been way better, with seeing what Apple and Samsung did for years.y S23 Ultra is used way more than the P7P, because it's not close right now, but the P7P is still in the race, just in 3rd and 4th place.
I want to love the 7 Pro, but the modem on it is something terrible. I love the camera, but IMHO if I feel like I can't trust the battery while I'm out and about, I can't trust the phone.
@@theTECHIEE it’s the truth, sadly. I have iPhone 14 pro max and the battery drained so quick. I had to turn off always on display and I had to turn off the 120hz refresh rate to stop the battery from draining so fast.
The camera of the S23 Ultra is a better OVERALL system(Telephoto and Video Quality), but in terms of daylight photo quality, in my opinion the Pixel is unmatched.
Need 1 suggestion. Am using android for over a decade now. I hv my cousins who r on US trip and hence I'm thinking to get the 14pro from there to India. While i will get quite cheaper compared to INR, but I'm stuck between Pixel 7pro and 14pro. Photography is my priority, usually i use Adobe lightroom and free .xmp presets, just wonder if i take 14pro, will i be able to use those .xmp presets for editing or not?
Am getting Pixel at $849 for 256gb variant and iPhone 14pro at $1099 for 256gb variant. Heres my 2nd que, in terms of durability, after sale service and resale value, is it really worth spending the extra $250 ? Need an honest opinion.
For the first one, I believe you can export them onto your iPhone. For your second question, if you prefer photography, I would definitely go with the pixel 7 pro. Better low light performance, better still image quality, and better skin tones for darker folks. However the iPhone is more consistent in overall processing even if they aren't always on the level of the pixel. It also takes photos faster, and is better for social media. It's your choice to make, but imo get the Pixel 7 pro
Truthfully, think I'm gonna stick with the 7 Pro this year mostly because of the cost. You can get the 7 Pro for some sick discounts nowadays especially for a phone that nails the daily experience so well imo.
I agree the Pixel is better in terms of price to performance. And it's pretty slick too.
Nice video, keep building on your presentation, for that, new sub here. Regarding your content here specifically, yes the P7P can compete and it is a flagship phone, just operating a few years too late. If this was three years ago, it's a different conversation. But that's the problem with Google, they're late, just like they are with their Pixel watch, which should have been way better, with seeing what Apple and Samsung did for years.y S23 Ultra is used way more than the P7P, because it's not close right now, but the P7P is still in the race, just in 3rd and 4th place.
Well, for the Samsung s23 to be this good is what you would expect if you pay twice what the Pixel costs
I want to love my pixel 7. But not being able to cast with out wifi or at least USBC to hdmi kills it for me.
You really can't do that? That's kinda crazy
I want to love the 7 Pro, but the modem on it is something terrible. I love the camera, but IMHO if I feel like I can't trust the battery while I'm out and about, I can't trust the phone.
Sadly, yes. However, I used it on LTE and while it's not perfect, it does reduce the battery drain and heat output
@@theTECHIEEthat’s the problem. You have to turn off features to get the phone to operate the way it was intended.
@@Ministry-Of-Truth Sadly thats the reality with many phones that use 5G, even the iPhone.
@@theTECHIEE it’s the truth, sadly. I have iPhone 14 pro max and the battery drained so quick. I had to turn off always on display and I had to turn off the 120hz refresh rate to stop the battery from draining so fast.
I to went with s23 ultra but I'm going back to pixel.The s23 ultra camera is still not as good as pixel and the s 23 ultra is to damn big
The camera of the S23 Ultra is a better OVERALL system(Telephoto and Video Quality), but in terms of daylight photo quality, in my opinion the Pixel is unmatched.
Can't afford it 😛
CFBR
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