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  • - Hey guys, this is Austin.

  • The iPhone XS is expensive.

  • Starting at $1,000 and reaching $1,450

  • for the maxed out Max,

  • if you see what I did there,

  • it's easy to say that this

  • is the most expensive flagship ever.

  • On the other hand, I recently took a look

  • at the cheapest flagship you can buy.

  • The $300 Pocophone F1.

  • Even in its $400 Armored configuration,

  • which is what I have here, it is an incredible bargain.

  • To be clear, I don't think anyone is

  • cross-shopping these two phones,

  • but I also don't think it's a crazy idea.

  • And sure, if you've got the kind of budget

  • for a high-end flagship like the iPhone,

  • by all means, go pick one up.

  • But I think for a lot of people,

  • if you can get a very similar experience

  • for a whole lot less, why wouldn't you?

  • Which brings us to the real question of this video.

  • Can a $400 Pocophone match up to a $1,000+ iPhone?

  • This is probably the strongest case for the iPhone XS.

  • It has incredibly nice hardware.

  • Not only is it rocking glass on front and back,

  • but unlike most phones which are made out of aluminum,

  • this has a stainless steel chassis.

  • Now, of course that's something

  • that's up to personal preference.

  • Some people won't like the idea that it is

  • going to scuff a little bit easier,

  • specifically with the silver edition,

  • but as far as I'm concerned, it looks nice

  • and gives you a nice sense of heft,

  • which feels very premium.

  • On the other hand, the Pocophone

  • is primarily made out of plastic.

  • Now that's not necessarily a bad thing.

  • If you take a look at the JerryRigEverything video,

  • he did a really solid test of seeing how durable it is

  • and it did hold up pretty well.

  • Unfortunately though, plastic is never

  • going to feel quite as premium

  • as stuff like stainless steel and glass.

  • To be fair, the Armored edition I have here

  • is a slight upgrade over the standard version,

  • as the back is made out of aramid fiber

  • as opposed to plastic.

  • It feels nice and it does give you a little

  • bit of grippy-ness that the iPhone lacks.

  • But there's a clear winner here in build quality.

  • It's the phone that costs three times more.

  • There are some advantages

  • to the Pocophone's hardware however.

  • USB-C versus Lightning is kind of a wash

  • as far as I'm concerned.

  • But what the Pocophone has that the iPhone lacks

  • is a headphone jack.

  • Unless you're TechRax and you drill one in,

  • the iPhone XS is going to be using

  • a whole lot of dongles and adapters to listen to music.

  • The downside is that you're losing basically

  • any kind of water resistance with the Pocophone F1,

  • something that the iPhone has no problems with

  • with a full IP68 water resistance.

  • Hey look, I didn't even press the screen.

  • It still works though.

  • You won't find wireless charging on the Pocophone,

  • something that is standard on an iPhone.

  • However, the Pocophone does have a fingerprint sensor

  • and to be fair, both phones have a pretty solid

  • implementation of Face Unlock.

  • The added advantage here is if you don't want to,

  • you know, stare at your phone to unlock it,

  • you can easily drop a finger on the button

  • and unlock it like that.

  • Let's be real though.

  • The vast majority of people are going to put these phones

  • in a case regardless, and the build quality is good enough

  • that neither of them really worry me all that much.

  • Now yeah, the Pocophone can't quite keep up

  • with the iPhone, but considering how much

  • more expensive this is, yeah, I would hope so.

  • Usually when it comes to a budget phone,

  • one of the biggest things you have to sacrifice

  • is performance, but that's actually the strong suit

  • of the Pocophone.

  • Inside you'll find a Snapdragon 845,

  • paired with 6 gigs of RAM and 128 gigs of storage.

  • That's not a perfect comparison, but in context,

  • the iPhone only has 4 gigs of RAM, and 64 gigs of storage

  • on the base model.

  • And again,

  • it's $1,100.

  • That is really impressive for a phone

  • that's this much cheaper.

  • However, as soon as you start trying

  • to do any kind of benchmarks,

  • you're going to find the Pocophone

  • just can't hang with the iPhone.

  • It shouldn't be a huge surprise,

  • but not only is the Pocophone

  • going to be significantly slower than the XS,

  • but even the OnePlus 6 is going to be quicker,

  • even though it has basically the same spec.

  • It's much the same story on the graphics side.

  • The iPhone is a huge, huge leap over what's available

  • on the Android side, full stop.

  • And the Pocophone is no exception.

  • Surprise, surprise, this does apply to real world use.

  • So I don't think anyone would call the Pocophone slow,

  • but put it side by side with the iPhone

  • and you will notice that there is a responsive difference.

  • Responsive difference?

  • Responsiveness difference?

  • A difference is responsiveness, perhaps?

  • A responsive difference.

  • One thing I think is important to mention,

  • is that while the Pocophone is a global phone,

  • it's not necessarily meant for the U.S. market.

  • Don't get me wrong, it is available

  • to be purchased here in the U.S.,

  • but it doesn't have full LTE support for all the carriers.

  • It's pretty good on AT&T and T-Mobile

  • but Sprint and Verizon are a bit hit or miss.

  • This is all a lot more straightforward

  • than you might think.

  • Yes, the iPhone is faster,

  • and that really shouldn't be a surprise,

  • but when you consider the enormous price difference,

  • and the fact that the Pocophone can totally

  • hang with the iPhone in some ways,

  • and slightly surpasses it in others,

  • is incredibly impressive.

  • Take a look at the screens, and you're going to find that

  • they look very, very similar.

  • The Pocophone has a slightly smaller 6.2 inch display

  • whereas the iPhone is rocking a 6.5 inch panel,

  • but they are actually really close.

  • There's no doubting that both these phones

  • have quite the notch.

  • I can't complain too much.

  • So both the Poco and the iPhone do have,

  • not only their selfie cameras here,

  • but they also do have some face ID tech

  • to be able to unlock.

  • The issue here is that while the iPhone

  • looks pretty much uniform on the rest of it,

  • the Poco does have a pretty large chin.

  • Considering that it's a third of the price though,

  • I really can't complain too much.

  • Run the phones through our display tests

  • and what you'll find is something kind of surprising.

  • Yes, the iPhone has a terrific display,

  • and some of the things that our test doesn't really show

  • is the excellent viewing angles as well the contrast,

  • but that being said, color accuracy and brightness

  • on the Pocophone is right up there.

  • In addition to having a slightly higher screen resolution,

  • the real advantage for the iPhone is that it's using

  • an OLED panel versus LCD.

  • There's nothing wrong with a solid LCD like on the Poco

  • but you're not gonna get quite as vibrant

  • of a picture as on the iPhone.

  • Still though, I'm incredibly impressed

  • with just how close this gets.

  • Surprisingly, both the iPhone and Pocophone

  • share the exact same size 12 megapixel sensor.

  • Now mind you, there are some other advantages

  • with the iPhone,

  • including having optical image stabilization

  • as well as an actual telephoto lens,

  • but on paper, they look pretty close.

  • It might not look particularly exciting

  • but this actually should be reasonable test of the camera.

  • Not only is there a lot of detail on the tree,

  • we've got a lot of vibrant colors

  • as well as some serious dynamic range.

  • It does seem like the iPhone got the white balance

  • just a little bit more accurate.

  • Detail-wise, they're fairly close.

  • I will say that there's a little bit more dynamic range

  • on the iPhone here and it did do a good job

  • of, sort of, warming up the image,

  • but it's not a huge difference.

  • Oh, that's a much bigger difference.

  • The iPhone really was able to pull in a lot of that sky,

  • whereas the Pocophone totally blew it out.

  • Yeah, the Pocophone just does not hold the shadows

  • as well as the iPhone.

  • It also seems like it's a little bit

  • over-sharp in this photo.

  • The iPhone does look a little more natural.

  • It shouldn't be a huge surprise

  • that the iPhone has a better camera.

  • What I'm also curious about is the video capability.

  • This is what 4K video looks like

  • straight off of the Pocophone F1.

  • So of course, you guys can be the judge for yourself.

  • I will say that there's not quite

  • the same level of stabilization.

  • So if I move a little bit to the left and right,

  • you'll be able to tell.

  • But based on that and the audio, not bad?

  • On the other hand, this is what you're going to getting

  • on the iPhone XS Max.

  • Here we're recording at 4K 24 frames,

  • although it is important to note that

  • the iPhone will go all the up to 60.

  • But first of all, you're going to be getting stereo audio,

  • something new for the iPhone.

  • On top of that, to my eye, this is going to be

  • a little bit more of a natural image

  • with a little bit less, sort of, crunchiness

  • and a little bit less compression.

  • Next up we have the front facing cameras.

  • Whereas the iPhone has seven megapixels to work with,

  • the Pocophone has 20,

  • but is it actually any good?

  • I will say I like the iPhone colors a bit more

  • and there is more dynamic range,

  • but I gotta give this one to the Pocophone.

  • It's wider which means, of course,

  • you're going to be able to get more people in your selfies

  • if you're super popular like Ken.

  • But almost more importantly than that,

  • it's a nice sharp image.

  • Those extra megapixels are definitely doing something.

  • So, does the $400 Pocophone F1

  • match up to $1,100 iPhone XS Max?

  • Well subjectively, the iPhone is a better phone,

  • there is no doubt.

  • And in a lot of ways,

  • it's actually a pretty significant difference,

  • but in most ways that people care about,

  • I think the Pocophone is right there.

  • And it is incredibly impressive

  • that I'm even having this comparison, right?

  • You might think that, of course,

  • an iPhone's going to be way, way better

  • but consider it's nearly three times the price,

  • it is nowhere near three times the phone.

- Hey guys, this is Austin.

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400ドルのポケモンF1対1100ドルのiPhone XS Max ($400 Pocophone F1 vs $1100 iPhone XS Max)

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    林宜悉 に公開 2021 年 01 月 14 日
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