Google has at long last made a smartphone, well really two of them. The Pixel and Pixel XL smartphones are the first mobiles marked with Google and what a couple of impressive handsets they are.
However, it's been an entirely awesome year for cell phones, with a large group of new offerings being discharged. One of those is the iPhone 7, which, while not the most exciting iPhone iteration, is still likely to be one of the most popular phones available.Because of that, we thought we'd take a look at how Google's new Pixels stack up against the iPhone 7 and the iPhone 7 Plus.
Find out which one comes out on top in the ultimate Android vs iOS face-off
Google Pixel vs iPhone 7 – Design and Display
The iPhone 7 comes with a 4.7-inch Retina HD LED display offering a resolution of 1334×750 pixels alongside giving pixel thickness of 326ppi. The addition of 2.5D glass on the top ensures better protection. Though iPhone comes with same 7.1mm thickness as seen on Pixel, however, its aluminium casing with a weight of 138 grams can surely be considered a differentiating factor.
Another factor that differentiates iPhone is the 3D Touch (Apple’s pressure sensitive system) that has proved its usefulness across devices from a long time. The iPhone 7 is extremely comfortable to hold, with wonderfully curved sides, and corners.
As far as Pixel smartphone is concerned, Google has given it a 5-inch AMOLED display and metallic design with a combination of both the plastic and glass. The glass panel has also been provided antennae for providing better connectivity. Figuratively, the Android smartphone measures 7.1mm in thickness and carry a decent weight of just 143 grams. The Pixel display gets an additional boost from several factors like the 1920×1080 pixel resolution, 441ppi pixel thickness, and presence of 2.5D Gorilla Glass 4 which as per Google gives an excellent viewing angle even in the case of low brightness
Google Pixel vs iPhone 7 – Hardware
There's no doubt Apple has created some seriously powerful mobile with the iPhone 7 and iPhone 7 Plus. In our survey we said the iPhone 7 was the most intense phone we'd ever utilized, and the benchmarks back that announcement up. The phone is 30% quicker than the iPhone 6S and 12% more intense than the Galaxy S7.
With 2GB RAM and another A10 Fusion center, that utilizations two centers for the more concentrated undertakings and two for lighter assignments, the iPhone 7 gives beat level execution and a liquid client encounter. Strikingly, the iPhone 7 Plus keeps similar A10 chip yet includes an additional 1GB of RAM. We haven't tried it out yet, yet we're interested to see whether it pushes the officially stellar execution considerably further.
We're additionally yet to try out Google's phones, obviously, yet the specs make them ponder whether the Pixel and Pixel XL may very well match the high benchmark set by Apple. The telephones accompany a Qualcomm Snapdragon 821 chip which is said to offer a 10% help to processor execution. They likewise have 4GB RAM and run the new Android Nougat OS, however it's that Snapdragon 821 that has us generally energized.
This processor without a doubt assumes a part in making the Pixels the main Daydream-prepared handsets. Stare off into space is Google's new VR stage and comes as a feature of Android Nougat. So as to run Daydream programming notwithstanding, a smartphone needs to meet certain determinations – as set out by Google itself. For this situation the Pixels do only that and we can hardly wait to experiment with Daydream VR when the mobile arrives. The telephones will likewise work with Google's new Daydream View VR headset.
Unfortunately,, the iPhone 7 and 7 Plus don't accompany any VR capacities past the typical Google Cardboard similarity. Apple doesn't appear to put a lot into virtual reality now, yet that could change one year from now. In any case, Google's surely got an execution edge with its Daydream-fit Pixels
Battery
What's more, we can't know for sure how long the 3,450mAh battery on the Pixel XL lasts contrasted with the iPhone 7 Plus' 2,900mAh.
Apple has made it clear that iOS 10 is more productive and that its smartphones now last more. But critics have still complained about both the battery life and the slow charging time of the iPhones.
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