Compare iPhone XS Max and OnePlus 7 Pro Side-by-Side

Comparing the new OnePlus 7 Pro with other top phones is now simply inevitable, because the new product has turned out

quite competitive with many attractive and unique features and at an affordable price. Today we bring you a look at the OnePlus 7 Pro side-by-side with the iPhone XS Max.

Comparison

Despite the fact that OnePlus 7 Pro is significantlycheaper than the apple flagship ($669 versus 1099 bucks, respectively), its functionality is quite rich. The Chinese has a 6.67-inch OLED display that features an edge-to-edge design with no bezels except for a small chin at the bottom. Unlike the iPhone, there is no dedicated cutout for the front camera as OnePlus has developed its own pop-up front camera mechanism that works automatically when you need to take a selfie.

Many users have a question in their head,and how durable is this pop-up camera. Well, at first glance, it has a rather thoughtful and solid construction, but it takes time to evaluate its durability.

Both smartphones have facial recognition feature.OnePlus offers technology that is used on most Android devices. It doesn't have the same security features as the iPhone's Face ID. This is 2D image recognition, so it cannot be used for secure transactions such as payments.

Note also that with pop-up camera is easierUse the built-in fingerprint sensor. Despite the high degree of convenience, the speed of their work is not as high as that of the Face ID. And forever they are easy to use.

Of course, OnePlus 7 ProIt has a high quality AMOLED display and it looks absolutely stunning. It would be foolish to deny that the absence of a notch on the screen — this is a clear superiority. Plus there is another advantage to the 90Hz refresh rate. The iPhone XS Max has a flat display, which is more practical, but just as bright and clear.

When comparing performance andperformance, both smartphones are equipped with high-end components and in everyday use they are both very fast. You won't notice much difference between them. The One Plus 7 Pro offers up to 12GB of RAM while the iPhone XS Max has 4GB of RAM, but Apple has always done a better job with memory management and thus there is no difference in performance.

The OnePlus 7 Pro has a 4000 mAh battery,but the battery life isn't really any better than the Apple XS Max. But there is another advantage in the form of fast charging — In an hour the phone is charged to 100 percent.

The iPhone also has a fast charge feature. The difference is that the OnePlus 7 Pro comes with a power adapter out of the box, and you need to purchase it from the iPhone for a fee. At the same time, OnePlus 7 Pro does not support wireless charging, which may be a disadvantage for many.

OnePlus 7 Pro does not have official water resistance, butwhile the iPhone XS Max has an IP68 rating, which means it can withstand being submerged in water. OnePlus claims that water resistance certification for the OnePlus 7 Pro would make each device $30 more expensive. Moreover, the Chinese flagship can withstand water quite well, but this is only in words — no one has actually checked it yet.

When it comes to comparing the cameras of the twophones, the iPhone XS Max clearly wins here. Even though the iPhone camera has two lenses rather than three like the One Plus 7 Pro, the iPhone produces better images. We note that OnePlus has never been known for high camera quality: the company admitted that there are some problems with the camera on the 7 Pro. A software update will be released soon to fix this. The portrait mode of the Chinese is not so clear. But you'll love the ultra-wide-angle camera lens that's rumored to be coming to the new iPhone in 2019.

Hardware may be similar from point to pointin terms of maximum performance between the two smartphones, but there is still a significant difference in the software. Even though both operating systems have their pros and cons, most people who are deeply familiar with the iOS ecosystem and prefer iOS devices will not want to switch to Android.

What do you think about the OnePlus 7 Pro?