Last updated on April 29th, 2023 at 12:19 pm
Actually, there isn’t much difference
The OnePlus 8 Pro smartphone has become significantly more expensive than its predecessor. In the US, they ask for $ 900 for the basic version. And although the main competitors in the face of the Samsung Galaxy S20 Ultra and iPhone 11 Pro Max are still more expensive, the difference is no longer multiple, so these devices can really be compared.
OnePlus 8 Pro vs Samsung Galaxy S20 Ultra and iPhone 11 Pro Max. Which smartphone is faster?
And today we will compare them in terms of speed. The author of the video separately compared the OnePlus novelty with the flagships listed above, but a general conclusion can still be made.
To begin with, let us evaluate the comparison of the OnePlus 8 Pro with the Galaxy S20 Ultra, keeping in mind that the second is still one and a half times more expensive, and this is a lot even in this price category. In fact, the OnePlus 8 Pro is even cheaper than the younger Galaxy S20. Fingerprint scanners work approximately the same, but the animation at the flagship Samsung lasts longer, so it seems that OnePlus is faster. As for the comparison of speed, both devices are based on the same platform, so the difference is mainly due to optimization and shells, but this difference is actually not. Sometimes an application opens instantly faster on one smartphone, and the other on the other, but both are as fast as possible. This, by the way, can be called a compliment to Samsung, as the OnePlus shell has always been considered one of the fastest on the market.
Comparing with the iPhone is more interesting. Firstly, there is a completely different hardware platform, and secondly, a completely different operating system. However, despite this, the launch speed of applications is also as close as possible. Probably, we can state the fact that smartphones have reached a certain conditional speed limit when most programs open conditionally instantly, and it makes no sense to compare flagships for this. But so far this only applies to flagships.
