I had the Mate 50 pro, got it especially for my NY trip and what a camera it has, like you said, never needed the night mode, it was quick to snap and images were impressive. Shame Huawei was banned, it would be the number one phone easily... Funny how Tim Apple had a meeting with Trump and this happens 🤷♂️
Right, because people buy phones only for the camera, and even if that was the case clearly not in all scenarios one phone is the best, therefore your comment is invalid.
@@ScenicDHuawei has the best signal all the time. Quality of construction is on par with anyone else in the top, their glass being better than Victus 2. Their software is much smoother than Samsung's also.
I don't know why Pixel has a 12MP set as default instead of 50MP. I was hesitant to upgrade my Huawei P30 Pro but I have to say that the Pixel 8 pro surprised me. Such a great device.
12MP is not just a resized down. It's hardware pixel binning to get more light & details. In fact the camera sensor is designed & created for 12MP, not for 50MP.
@@OWL. Yes. Only people with advanced knowledge in camera sensors & photography can actually use 50MP and get good results, because the use cases are very specialized.
Would love to see the Pixel and the Huawei against Vivo X90 pro and Mi 13 Ultra. Really appreciate the work you put on these videos, takes a lot of tiring work to take all shots and put side by side and look out for all the details that make these phonws different. Great stuff
Great video! I expected better from the Mate 60 tbh. I want to switch from iPhone 13P back to Android this year, but the 15 Pro Max is really good. We'll see what Oppo, Xiaomi, and Sammy, bring next.
@@amirohon6764no way! Samsungs photos are cartoonish and fake looking. The iPhone 15 pro max is rated the best phone of the year by popular tech reviewers, and with good reason too 😊
Love your channel very natural, unlike most Chinese tech blogger, they just look so well-equipped. I love the video feeling you bring up to me, which is the feeling of real social media. A big guy lives in my neigbourhood.
Top review as always. Btw, this just in from GSMArena: The next iteration in the Vivo X-series is expected to debut soon with fastest available DRAM on the market which is 12.5% faster than found on most current flagships (++ as per usual;) I use Vivo X70 Pro+ to vlog and will be upgrading to Vivo X100 Pro+ the second it drops.
Almosr better thsn the actual review, it's "Where's Ben"? He might be in Europe, Asia, North America, who knows where. Always exciting to see Ben's reviews snd definitely interesting!
This is an interesting camera comparison. I would like to note that the Huawei p60 pro has the same set of main camera and telephoto lens and is more pleasant to hold in your hand, since it is not as wide as the Huawei mate 60 pro. Thank you!
11:21 Huawei have made you look rather angelic Ben 😂 Great work as always Ben and it’s good to see competition is tight and of course roll on that Xiaomi 14 pro review 👊
3:43 This part right here. A mention of which photo was best representative of what it looked for you is SO important. I find it surprising that this isn't a standard for camera reviews. Heck there should be a real-looking-o-meter for each shot so that we get a rough idea. My impression overall has been that the iPhone tries to look as real as possible, the chinese phones do a lot of smoothening and boost pretty much every colour (not a fan honestly) while the Pixel tries to aim for a pleasant shot that is sufficiently real but still feels very processed to me. That said, the iPhone leans yellowish so I do hope that they change it to a more neutral feel
I like the iPhone’s pictures the best. But I also really like Hiawei phones. I really wish they weren’t black balled like they are. It’s nice to see them in your videos.
@9:28 Huawei photo of the window is so dust free comparing to the other two. I wouldn't call that "clean" but rather lots of details. Obviously Huawei over done it with the noise reduction.
With the exception of the zoom camera ofmthr iPhone, which indeed has taken a huge leap forward, when it comes to photography, I seriously cannot see how anyone can say that it compares to the Huawei or the pixel when it has such poor dynamic range. One can call it "more natural" all you want, but when detail is completely lost in the shadows so often, it's just poor dynamic range. I think Huawei did the best here overall, with pixel beating it in a few shots. iPhone is great for video and now for zoom shots, but clearly lost in the photography comparison with the main camera.
For me, and that is why photos are subjective, the crushed shadows add contrast and atmosphere to a photo and make what you focus on stand out more. So, I loved the character of the iPhone photos, whereas the Pixel and Huawei lacked artistry; they were focusing on showing night photos with a daylight look, not appealing to me.
@@andyH_Englandyeah I think I agree - the iPhone and colours and also the 1.2/1.5x options for me make it take the best photo if you want to focus on something in the photo, but maybe pixel takes a better shot if you aren't trying to focus on only one subject.
I actually prefer the Pixel images, colors are easier to look at (more natural to my eyes). iPhone ones have that green tint which I dislike, while Huawei`s look overprocessed
Great job as always, Ben ! Thanks for the real-life comparison. Many tech RUclipsrs don’t get to compare the mainstream flagships with the kinda niche Chinese flagships but you do! Btw, a multiple-phone hand holder may make your testing easier on the go.
I can't express enough on how excellent my pixel 8 pro is. Coming from the 7 pro both phones are amazing. I never look back for Galaxy or OnePlus phones again.
Good review.thanks .I think it's 1st important to achieve a low grain less noise for IO .even for print .Mate has gotten that right ,same apply to Xaiomi 13u,which is a wonderful phone-like camera with it's specially made cases,that can expand to more creativity.
Hey Ben, can I ask you one simple question, with all these cameras tests, did you manually change or adjust any settings, such as changing the ISO, set portrait or any other settings? Or you simply use whatever the "default", or "automatic" settings. That is, just point and shoot without any manual settings.
Its not all subjective. I would love if you would pick a pro camera that captures the true color/light of what the eye sees, THEN compare that to the phone. IMO a photo should capture true to life. So many images in your shootout varies wildly even though they may look good, I have no idea what the reality was
I completely agree and doesn't represent necessarily the phones quality, or appeal of a photo. However, from a viewers perspective, it creates a baseline of IRL (close to in real life) and lets your viewer form their own opinion. Love your work, and even when presenting your own opinion/favorite, you do so tactfully as to not influence the viewers preference @@bensgadgetreviews
iPhone did a damn good job at 20x zoom test. Beat the others by miles. Pixel does the best job at ultra wide. Mate has poor software but it has that bigger sensor look so it’s got good potential purely by its hardware and optics. I think it has the biggest sensor right? iPhone does best with the limited hardware/optics that it has thanks to it having the most powerful chip on a smartphone. But I do wish Apple just put in a large sensor on their iPhones because that’s the only part that Apple cheaps out on for some reason
Huawei actually has smallest sensors this year, at least today. P60 Pro/Mate 60 Pro+ are the today's standard in terms of tele/main HW, especially with that IMX888 with it's stacking. Mate 60 Pro reuses camera setup from Mate 50 RS, which has even smaller tele sensor than the normal Mate 50 Pro!
Poor software? It's the only one that doesn't use nightmode and still trades blows with the other two. And its sensors are the smallest, since the ban greatly affected their ability to get parts for their supply chain.
I like these out-and-about camera tests. How we would move around and take photos and videos. It gives a sense of reality, and we can gauge which is the most consistent in this setup. Each has pros and cons, but overall, the iPhone and Pixel are very close in photos, but the win in video for the iPhone edges it for me. Though I carry both, so best of both worlds!
When you recording a video on the Pixel and you zoom in, the transition from the main camera to the telephoto is very bad. I think its because main camera and the telephoto are wide apart.
You say it and you are right, the Pixel 8 Pro is the best of the 3, but it must also be said that in December there are two major updates for the Pixel, Zoom Enhanced and Video boost (hdr+)
Re the Huawei Mate 60 Pro, I received this morning the Firmware update Harmony 4.00.162 which Huawei states improves the performance of the cameras. Any chance of a re-evaluation of the cameras?
@@84jordie Not according to Huawei: 'The list begins with optimizations for the photo effects under certain conditions. Besides, the firmware improves the image quality and a few optical functions of the device. Ahead, Huawei has also increased the stability rate for efficient functioning.'
@@terrym540 so you make the video if you think it's big improvements lol. Even Huawei didn't release any videos regarding the improvements. It is very subtle.
Another great review - and agree the iphone has tsken a big step... Its great to see multiple brands including the big US brands now trading punches on photography!
@@bensgadgetreviews Yes that's the same phone, we talk about the same phone. I read some review and tried the phone but video wise, it is not as good as Iphone, but how about the pictures? Would be great to see how it compares among foldable flagship! Thanks for the work
Mate 60 is more for the proof of concept rather than to be a market darling. Before it the Kirin 9000S; all of Huawei's remotely high end SoCs were fabbed by TSMC. The fact that the Mate 60's performance, while a few years from highend spec; is decently midranged is an utter Triumph for SMIC. Yeah they had 7nm for at least 2 years now, but they spent all that time honing it on simple mining ASICs and the like.
Huawei always makes good phones but the lack of google services makes it inconvenient Pixel is good too but its more for specific users Iphone is good and popular for everyone but not exactly the best overall.
Why does the iphone bake so much contrast or shadows in their photos it's like they crush the shadows or crank up the contrast with a hint of warm yellow tint
❤❤❤❤ No other smart phones can be used to compare with Huawei Mate 60 pro as the Mate 60 is a FULLY FUNCTIONAL VOICE AND SMS SATELLITE SMART PHONE THAT IS CAPABLE OF COMMUNICATING WITH SATELLITES THAT ARE 30,000 KM ABOVE THE EARTH ! Both the latest iPhones and Samsung S23 smart phones are not smart enough to reach that high into space.😊😊😊😊
Hey Ben, do you know what's the sensor for the Pixel 8 Pro? Cause i have searched up on the internet and some says it's still the GN 1 from 7 Pro while other says it's GNV from Vivo X80 Pro. Can you confirm with me please, thanks
@@ssaini5028 it's because for months the Google Pixel 8 Pro was supposed to have the new GN 2 sensor which is supposed to be better than the GN 1. It has been leaked multiple times from credible sources that the Pixel 8 Pro will have the new GN 2 sensor. But towards its launch, some say it's still the old GN 1 sensor and when launched, it has the same sensor size as the GN 1. But shortly after, some sources found out that it's a different sensor even though it has the same sensor size. Even Google themselves confirmed that it was the new sensor. So to this day, I still don't know what the sensor is used for the 8 Pro
I have a Pixel 8 Pro and by far the best images I've ever taken on a smartphone. Even using 50mp resolution doesn't affect dynamic range and is so detailed
I am very curious about what Huawei, which has made a great comeback after the embargo, will do in the future with its own processor and the innovative technologies it will develop. All 3 phones take good photos and videos, but I think Huawei is probably still unrivaled in photography. Thanks Ben for the comparison video.
it didnt make a "come back: huwaui didnt even announce it.. the CCP did. No one knows details about its chipset. its theorized they had back invenrtory or found a loop hole in the embargo and found some dutch machines to make chips..which were a few years older and more expensive to make. probably not even making money on these phones.. the CCP is desperate to save face as always.. they always lie and fake technology. the average person wont do any research and think china is so advanced
3:10 notice how the iphone didnt even switch the lense. Thats what i really DONT like on the 15. Apple decides way too often that 5x digital is better than 5x optical. So apple knows that the lense is trash and just added it for fun. 😅 Ps: Scientific tests suck anyway.
Now that I got my hands on the OnePlus Open I'm not sure I can go back to slab phones. I would love to get a Huawei Mate X3 or X5. Unfortunately between the US ban on Huawei and the price mark up on the X3 I just can't. Hopefully more chinese brands will release their foldable globally or Samsung will take cues from the chinese brands and make the Zfold thinner and with a wider outer display
The "clean" night shot of the neon sign you took stated towards Huawei is only because its not picking up the details of duat on the window like the other two.
- Ben Sir, Thanks for showing the quality of these devices side by side. It's all VERY CLOSE isn't it........."subjective" as you say i would love to see what can be forced out of a $25 walmart Z 30 TCL phone with the "open camera" free app.............JUST OUT OF ITEREST much
Hey Ben I wonder why you use the pro while the huawei mate 60 pro plus has a better ultra wide and a faster aperture of f 3.0 on 60 pro plus? Im happy about the review still, I am just curious.
Huawei ryyb color science is very similar to apple. Google is just a completely different color, looks most HDR too (aka tone map). Apple has this weird trick of reverse tone mapping to guess brightness levels in the photos, thus it shows photos that look like it’s taken in Dolby Vision. I always complain about apple green tint to image and videos, but sometimes when you watch on a big screen, it kinda look like what our brain remembers it to be. I like the pixel processing, it’s post ready. And it got many ai tricks. And I don’t like apple green tint and heavy shadows. Btw the sony sensor seems to be dusty.
The iPhone and Pixel completely blow the Huawei Mate out of the water. I remember a few years back when I had the Huawei p20 and that was amazing, but now you cannot even compare a Huawei to an iPhone
I don't know why it took so long to do this, and not sure whether you noticed been asking you for this in comments, insta DM , one with Huawei Mate60Pro/P60 Pro and Thank You Ben! Finally. Never seen an in-depth using P60 Pro not sure why but this makes me happy. Know you're one of those very few RUclipsrs who still appreciates, reviews Huawei and what they does. Good Work Ben! ✨
ey bro when you mentioned at the end that the Xiaomi 13 Ultra is your favourite camera phone trust me I was like yeah Ben knows what's up 😂 I was comparing the images to how my 13 Ultra would have taken them and I liked the iPhone the most for that reason
I think the Pixel still has the best look in images. It just has the cinematic look like cinema cameras vs traditional cameras. Video has improved a lot too. Looks a lot less noisy than last year.
I had the Mate 50 pro, got it especially for my NY trip and what a camera it has, like you said, never needed the night mode, it was quick to snap and images were impressive. Shame Huawei was banned, it would be the number one phone easily... Funny how Tim Apple had a meeting with Trump and this happens 🤷♂️
Right, because people buy phones only for the camera, and even if that was the case clearly not in all scenarios one phone is the best, therefore your comment is invalid.
@@ScenicD if you think Huawei is all about the camera, then you've never owned a Huawei phone...
@@ScenicDHuawei has the best signal all the time. Quality of construction is on par with anyone else in the top, their glass being better than Victus 2. Their software is much smoother than Samsung's also.
@@alxdava2004yet literally none of the chipset is manufactured in China 😂
@@danielholland3991 Really? I think that the new kirin is made completely in China
I don't know why Pixel has a 12MP set as default instead of 50MP. I was hesitant to upgrade my Huawei P30 Pro but I have to say that the Pixel 8 pro surprised me. Such a great device.
Handles HDR much better than the others
12MP is not just a resized down. It's hardware pixel binning to get more light & details. In fact the camera sensor is designed & created for 12MP, not for 50MP.
@@gigamoment So, it's better to keep it at 12MP?
@@OWL. Yes. Only people with advanced knowledge in camera sensors & photography can actually use 50MP and get good results, because the use cases are very specialized.
Would love to see the Pixel and the Huawei against Vivo X90 pro and Mi 13 Ultra.
Really appreciate the work you put on these videos, takes a lot of tiring work to take all shots and put side by side and look out for all the details that make these phonws different. Great stuff
x90 ни в какое сравнение не идёт, сяоми тоже так себе, x100про возможно
Great video! I expected better from the Mate 60 tbh. I want to switch from iPhone 13P back to Android this year, but the 15 Pro Max is really good. We'll see what Oppo, Xiaomi, and Sammy, bring next.
Wait for the s24 ultra in january
I switched from iphone 14 pro max to Google pixel 7 pro. What a huge mistake. 😂😂😂 If youre a heavy phone user you'd want to stick to iphone.
@@yureino Bro you switched to the wrong android phone. Samsung S23 ultra is the actual beast here.
@@amirohon6764no way! Samsungs photos are cartoonish and fake looking. The iPhone 15 pro max is rated the best phone of the year by popular tech reviewers, and with good reason too 😊
dont know why you were expecting better.
Love your channel very natural, unlike most Chinese tech blogger, they just look so well-equipped. I love the video feeling you bring up to me, which is the feeling of real social media. A big guy lives in my neigbourhood.
I actually prefer brighter shadows. Iphone takes good picture but way to dark for my taste. Pixel needs to improve lens transition in video mode.
the high contrast makes the mood of the picture. its a feature I wish more people appreciated.
Top review as always. Btw, this just in from GSMArena: The next iteration in the Vivo X-series is expected to debut soon with fastest available DRAM on the market which is 12.5% faster than found on most current flagships (++ as per usual;) I use Vivo X70 Pro+ to vlog and will be upgrading to Vivo X100 Pro+ the second it drops.
The X70 pro+' camera was awesome, my dream device then, I just couldn't afford it.
Still rocking a galaxy S9
Had x70 pro plus for one year never knew vivo can make such a beast camera . loved the phone while i had it. Currently switching to oneplus open
@@lenswars you must love your cameras, The Oneplus Open too has a beast for a camera
Great video as always! Thanks for taking time to do those comparison 👍🏼
Great comparison as always. I think i prefer the Pixel 8Pro shots overall!
Soo much better 👍🏻
Almosr better thsn the actual review, it's "Where's Ben"? He might be in Europe, Asia, North America, who knows where. Always exciting to see Ben's reviews snd definitely interesting!
This is an interesting camera comparison. I would like to note that the Huawei p60 pro has the same set of main camera and telephoto lens and is more pleasant to hold in your hand, since it is not as wide as the Huawei mate 60 pro. Thank you!
I loved this off the cuff comparison. Thanks Ben
You made me like my pixel 8 pro even more after this 👍
Pixel 8 Pro rulez
Fuk Huawei .
11:21 Huawei have made you look rather angelic Ben 😂
Great work as always Ben and it’s good to see competition is tight and of course roll on that Xiaomi 14 pro review 👊
Great job and camera comprision as always Ben's brother
3:43 This part right here. A mention of which photo was best representative of what it looked for you is SO important. I find it surprising that this isn't a standard for camera reviews. Heck there should be a real-looking-o-meter for each shot so that we get a rough idea.
My impression overall has been that the iPhone tries to look as real as possible, the chinese phones do a lot of smoothening and boost pretty much every colour (not a fan honestly) while the Pixel tries to aim for a pleasant shot that is sufficiently real but still feels very processed to me.
That said, the iPhone leans yellowish so I do hope that they change it to a more neutral feel
I like the iPhone’s pictures the best. But I also really like Hiawei phones. I really wish they weren’t black balled like they are. It’s nice to see them in your videos.
Who has the best of night mode portraits probably still iphone bcoz after you take a picture still they can put or not a portraits effect.
@9:28 Huawei photo of the window is so dust free comparing to the other two. I wouldn't call that "clean" but rather lots of details. Obviously Huawei over done it with the noise reduction.
With the exception of the zoom camera ofmthr iPhone, which indeed has taken a huge leap forward, when it comes to photography, I seriously cannot see how anyone can say that it compares to the Huawei or the pixel when it has such poor dynamic range. One can call it "more natural" all you want, but when detail is completely lost in the shadows so often, it's just poor dynamic range. I think Huawei did the best here overall, with pixel beating it in a few shots. iPhone is great for video and now for zoom shots, but clearly lost in the photography comparison with the main camera.
For me, and that is why photos are subjective, the crushed shadows add contrast and atmosphere to a photo and make what you focus on stand out more. So, I loved the character of the iPhone photos, whereas the Pixel and Huawei lacked artistry; they were focusing on showing night photos with a daylight look, not appealing to me.
@@andyH_Englandyeah I think I agree - the iPhone and colours and also the 1.2/1.5x options for me make it take the best photo if you want to focus on something in the photo, but maybe pixel takes a better shot if you aren't trying to focus on only one subject.
@@davidgibson277 I cannot argue with that. I swing back and forth with the iPhone and Pixel.
I actually prefer the Pixel images, colors are easier to look at (more natural to my eyes). iPhone ones have that green tint which I dislike, while Huawei`s look overprocessed
9:26 i dont think thats noise..i think the glas is dirty since the pixel also has the same texture there
Great job as always, Ben ! Thanks for the real-life comparison. Many tech RUclipsrs don’t get to compare the mainstream flagships with the kinda niche Chinese flagships but you do!
Btw, a multiple-phone hand holder may make your testing easier on the go.
I can't express enough on how excellent my pixel 8 pro is. Coming from the 7 pro both phones are amazing. I never look back for Galaxy or OnePlus phones again.
As always a great video.
The pixels lense transition to 5x is just sad.
Huawei's is impressive. iPhone's as expected.
Also, maybe it's my O.C.D but does your Sony camera have a few dead pixels??????
Good review.thanks .I think it's 1st important to achieve a low grain less noise for IO .even for print .Mate has gotten that right ,same apply to Xaiomi 13u,which is a wonderful phone-like camera with it's specially made cases,that can expand to more creativity.
Hey Ben, can I ask you one simple question, with all these cameras tests, did you manually change or adjust any settings, such as changing the ISO, set portrait or any other settings? Or you simply use whatever the "default", or "automatic" settings. That is, just point and shoot without any manual settings.
I shoot with the default setting. In auto. I want to let the cameras make the decision I these tests
Its not all subjective. I would love if you would pick a pro camera that captures the true color/light of what the eye sees, THEN compare that to the phone. IMO a photo should capture true to life. So many images in your shootout varies wildly even though they may look good, I have no idea what the reality was
A shot looking like reality isn't always the best. Pro photographers and videographers manipulate visuals and colors all the time
I completely agree and doesn't represent necessarily the phones quality, or appeal of a photo. However, from a viewers perspective, it creates a baseline of IRL (close to in real life) and lets your viewer form their own opinion. Love your work, and even when presenting your own opinion/favorite, you do so tactfully as to not influence the viewers preference @@bensgadgetreviews
As always great video
The amount of work you put in your content is just insane! Thank you, Ben.
Great comparison. Thanks dude.
iPhone did a damn good job at 20x zoom test. Beat the others by miles. Pixel does the best job at ultra wide. Mate has poor software but it has that bigger sensor look so it’s got good potential purely by its hardware and optics. I think it has the biggest sensor right? iPhone does best with the limited hardware/optics that it has thanks to it having the most powerful chip on a smartphone. But I do wish Apple just put in a large sensor on their iPhones because that’s the only part that Apple cheaps out on for some reason
Huawei actually has smallest sensors this year, at least today. P60 Pro/Mate 60 Pro+ are the today's standard in terms of tele/main HW, especially with that IMX888 with it's stacking. Mate 60 Pro reuses camera setup from Mate 50 RS, which has even smaller tele sensor than the normal Mate 50 Pro!
Poor software? It's the only one that doesn't use nightmode and still trades blows with the other two. And its sensors are the smallest, since the ban greatly affected their ability to get parts for their supply chain.
Hi. I like Pixel and Huawei at day photo and Iphone 15pro at night. Are they better then Oppo Find 6 and P60 pro?
Are you going to have a review on the new xiaomi 14?
but why didn't you deactivate the automatic night mode on the pixe?
I love how your videos arent over edited it feels more personal
Thank you
I like these out-and-about camera tests. How we would move around and take photos and videos. It gives a sense of reality, and we can gauge which is the most consistent in this setup. Each has pros and cons, but overall, the iPhone and Pixel are very close in photos, but the win in video for the iPhone edges it for me. Though I carry both, so best of both worlds!
When you recording a video on the Pixel and you zoom in, the transition from the main camera to the telephoto is very bad. I think its because main camera and the telephoto are wide apart.
You say it and you are right, the Pixel 8 Pro is the best of the 3, but it must also be said that in December there are two major updates for the Pixel, Zoom Enhanced and Video boost (hdr+)
Just curious, has Huawei launch Mate60 in Thailand?
Love your videos keep it up
Who said you didn't have a face for selfies ? You're very handsome Ben!
Also, great review, as awlays.
Re the Huawei Mate 60 Pro, I received this morning the Firmware update Harmony 4.00.162 which Huawei states improves the performance of the cameras.
Any chance of a re-evaluation of the cameras?
It improves the speed, but the quality is the same. So there is nothing to evaluate.
@@84jordie Not according to Huawei:
'The list begins with optimizations for the photo effects under certain conditions. Besides, the firmware improves the image quality and a few optical functions of the device. Ahead, Huawei has also increased the stability rate for efficient functioning.'
@@terrym540 so you make the video if you think it's big improvements lol. Even Huawei didn't release any videos regarding the improvements. It is very subtle.
Ben which one do you recommend between the mate 60 pro and the p60 pro I. Terms of camera?
Another great review - and agree the iphone has tsken a big step... Its great to see multiple brands including the big US brands now trading punches on photography!
I understand you don't have the OPPO Find N3 with you, but how do you think it compares as well? From your previous test thanks !
I have the OnePlus open and it's the same phone.
@@bensgadgetreviews
Yes that's the same phone, we talk about the same phone.
I read some review and tried the phone but video wise, it is not as good as Iphone, but how about the pictures? Would be great to see how it compares among foldable flagship!
Thanks for the work
Mate 60 is more for the proof of concept rather than to be a market darling. Before it the Kirin 9000S; all of Huawei's remotely high end SoCs were fabbed by TSMC. The fact that the Mate 60's performance, while a few years from highend spec; is decently midranged is an utter Triumph for SMIC. Yeah they had 7nm for at least 2 years now, but they spent all that time honing it on simple mining ASICs and the like.
Huawei always makes good phones but the lack of google services makes it inconvenient
Pixel is good too but its more for specific users
Iphone is good and popular for everyone but not exactly the best overall.
Great review. Could you please review Huawei matepad pro 13.2?
Why does the iphone bake so much contrast or shadows in their photos it's like they crush the shadows or crank up the contrast with a hint of warm yellow tint
Hey Ben why not the mate 60 pro+?
You must do test with Xiaomi 14 pro, i want to see photos by Leica and the competition. Your videos are the best, i wait for the bell....
Oh BKK and mobile reviews.. What more can you ask? Nice work Ben
❤❤❤❤ No other smart phones can be used to compare with Huawei Mate 60 pro as the Mate 60 is a FULLY FUNCTIONAL VOICE AND SMS SATELLITE SMART PHONE THAT IS CAPABLE OF COMMUNICATING WITH SATELLITES THAT ARE 30,000 KM ABOVE THE EARTH ! Both the latest iPhones and Samsung S23 smart phones are not smart enough to reach that high into space.😊😊😊😊
Hey Ben, do you know what's the sensor for the Pixel 8 Pro? Cause i have searched up on the internet and some says it's still the GN 1 from 7 Pro while other says it's GNV from Vivo X80 Pro. Can you confirm with me please, thanks
why do you wanna know?
@@ssaini5028 it's because for months the Google Pixel 8 Pro was supposed to have the new GN 2 sensor which is supposed to be better than the GN 1. It has been leaked multiple times from credible sources that the Pixel 8 Pro will have the new GN 2 sensor. But towards its launch, some say it's still the old GN 1 sensor and when launched, it has the same sensor size as the GN 1. But shortly after, some sources found out that it's a different sensor even though it has the same sensor size. Even Google themselves confirmed that it was the new sensor. So to this day, I still don't know what the sensor is used for the 8 Pro
wich one has the fastest shutter button and in focus, cause us that have kids thats a major
Huawei or iphone not the pixel for sure
Waiting for xiaomi 14 and 14 pro reviews❤️❤️
As ever your simply the best thanks for sharing 😎
3:11 iphone used crop, not actual x5 camera
Ben when are you doing the review for the new Xiaomi 14 and 14 pro
5x portrait on the iPhone is the best portrait on a phone so far. Should’ve tried it.
Please do a comparison of oneplus open camera with normal android flagship
very great work sir
I have a Pixel 8 Pro and by far the best images I've ever taken on a smartphone. Even using 50mp resolution doesn't affect dynamic range and is so detailed
The pictures are a mixed bag, but the iPhone is still the best for video. The way it moves in and out of Zoom is so smooth.
I am very curious about what Huawei, which has made a great comeback after the embargo, will do in the future with its own processor and the innovative technologies it will develop. All 3 phones take good photos and videos, but I think Huawei is probably still unrivaled in photography. Thanks Ben for the comparison video.
it didnt make a "come back: huwaui didnt even announce it.. the CCP did. No one knows details about its chipset. its theorized they had back invenrtory or found a loop hole in the embargo and found some dutch machines to make chips..which were a few years older and more expensive to make. probably not even making money on these phones.. the CCP is desperate to save face as always.. they always lie and fake technology. the average person wont do any research and think china is so advanced
Pixel's HDR is still the king of the jungle! It is a little over processed at times, but for just point and snap, the Pixel is my pick
I like Pixel's colour science the most. Noise reduction and other post-production edits are always easy to do later, if needed at all.
3:10 notice how the iphone didnt even switch the lense.
Thats what i really DONT like on the 15. Apple decides way too often that 5x digital is better than 5x optical.
So apple knows that the lense is trash and just added it for fun. 😅
Ps: Scientific tests suck anyway.
Great vid!
At this point just pick the phone that suits your needs they are all great. I would go with the iPhone because I do more videos than pics.
Now that I got my hands on the OnePlus Open I'm not sure I can go back to slab phones. I would love to get a Huawei Mate X3 or X5. Unfortunately between the US ban on Huawei and the price mark up on the X3 I just can't. Hopefully more chinese brands will release their foldable globally or Samsung will take cues from the chinese brands and make the Zfold thinner and with a wider outer display
中情局不能监听，他们当然要发布禁令
The "clean" night shot of the neon sign you took stated towards Huawei is only because its not picking up the details of duat on the window like the other two.
You are a one man crew.💪🏻
Im ok with a bit more noise for more details, I like the Pixel looks more. Eitherway all of them are awesome very hard to chose.
Great review as always Ben 👏🏻 What is your current daily driver Android phone?
I was using OnePlus open for last month but just switched back to pixel today
@@bensgadgetreviews will probably get a pixel too😍
Its possible to buy Mate 60 pro in Europe?
Yh very easy
Wish you had some dlsr camera to compare same shots
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Ben Sir,
Thanks for showing the quality of these devices side by side.
It's all VERY CLOSE isn't it........."subjective" as you say
i would love to see what can be forced out of a $25 walmart Z 30 TCL phone with the "open camera" free app.............JUST OUT OF ITEREST
much
Hey Ben I wonder why you use the pro while the huawei mate 60 pro plus has a better ultra wide and a faster aperture of f 3.0 on 60 pro plus?
Im happy about the review still, I am just curious.
If you are fanatics go for iphone, if you go for performance no doubt huawei, this is the most accurate comment and suggestion. 👌👌👌👍👍👍✌️✌️✌️
Huawei ryyb color science is very similar to apple. Google is just a completely different color, looks most HDR too (aka tone map).
Apple has this weird trick of reverse tone mapping to guess brightness levels in the photos, thus it shows photos that look like it’s taken in Dolby Vision. I always complain about apple green tint to image and videos, but sometimes when you watch on a big screen, it kinda look like what our brain remembers it to be.
I like the pixel processing, it’s post ready. And it got many ai tricks. And I don’t like apple green tint and heavy shadows. Btw the sony sensor seems to be dusty.
The iPhone and Pixel completely blow the Huawei Mate out of the water. I remember a few years back when I had the Huawei p20 and that was amazing, but now you cannot even compare a Huawei to an iPhone
iPhone all the way, preserved details without overbrightening everything. Ben should have harnessed the iPhone's 48 MP ProRaw shooting in this review.
Google needs to work on the lens transition in video. It's so noticeable, gotta give credit to apple on theirs
Really like your content. Is there any chance we can meet in bangkok
How much mate 60 pro 12/512
mate photos is amazing
8 gen 3 phone comparison pls
I don't know why it took so long to do this, and not sure whether you noticed been asking you for this in comments, insta DM , one with Huawei Mate60Pro/P60 Pro and Thank You Ben! Finally. Never seen an in-depth using P60 Pro not sure why but this makes me happy. Know you're one of those very few RUclipsrs who still appreciates, reviews Huawei and what they does. Good Work Ben! ✨
ey bro when you mentioned at the end that the Xiaomi 13 Ultra is your favourite camera phone trust me I was like yeah Ben knows what's up 😂 I was comparing the images to how my 13 Ultra would have taken them and I liked the iPhone the most for that reason
0:38 the iPhone is the best by far - it captured that car, while the others completely missed it
Very very good thanks
iPhone did the best overall imo, Huawei Second and Pixel Last. I am not sure why people seem to prefer the over processed hdr mess of the Pixel Photos
I think the Pixel still has the best look in images. It just has the cinematic look like cinema cameras vs traditional cameras. Video has improved a lot too. Looks a lot less noisy than last year.
The 5x portrait on the iPhone is the best one? Why didn’t you shout with that?
Shout? I’m in public can’t shout
got huawei mate 40 pro plus and its soo good
HEY MAN you are the best🎉🎉🎉always fun to follow your work
Thank you