The Google Pixel's camera isn't better than the iPhone 7 or Galaxy S7

Why do you think about Google, the Pixel smartphone's camera isn't better than the iPhone 7 or Galaxy S7, Which camera under performs?




Google high-end and premium iPhone competitor, may have underperformed after over-rating the smartphone camera.

Firstly all battery life over-performed when tested on a mobile phone charging station.

The currently rating presented forthe smartphone camera was, 89/100, edging out the Galaxy S7 (88) and iPhone 7 (86) which was very impressive and offers a positive advantage to take notice of this smartphone's camera.
However does the presented scores truly represent the objective truth about a camera's quality and performance?
Our source claims that the presented scores was generation as a system for assigning devices numeric scores, which gives the illusion of objectivity and over performs.
Our source also claims they may have assigned phones like the LG, HTC 10, Xperia Z5 and other unbranded smartphones with similar scores as the iPhone 7 and Samsung Galaxy S7 but in reality it doesn’t reflect and explain how the above phones perform when used.

iPhone 7 or Galaxy S7



We compared how it really performed when capturing a photo how we use them in our daily lives and the result were unbelievable compare to the rating presented at 89/100, edging out the Galaxy S7 (88) and iPhone 7 (86).
The test were exactly the same for the Google Pixel with the iPhone and Galaxy
Surprisingly the iPhone 7 and Galaxy S7 offers better quality and features. The Google Pixel smartphone simply underperformed in real-world usage.
In conclusion all three devices had excellent cameras however the iPhone 7 and Galaxy S7 slightly outperformed the Google Pixel. The result wouldn’t make any difference to the quality of the images.


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