#Iphone xr screen size android#

Sign up for Gadget Hacks' daily newsletter or weekly Android and iOS updates.Follow Gadget Hacks on Facebook, Twitter, YouTube, and Flipboard.But if you love to enjoy movies on the go, or love to listen to music using headphones, the G7 ThinQ is your best bet.ĭon't Miss: iPhone X R vs. Or if you like to use the speaker to listen to music, the iPhone X R is your choice. If you love selfies, the iPhone X R has one of the best front facing cameras available. As long as you are not already invested in either ecosystem, what you do with your phone will determine which phone to buy. When deciding between these two phones with the same MSRP of $749.99 (although the G7 ThinQ is cheaper now since it was released back in May), it is the features which set them apart.

Image by Jon Knight/Gadget Hacks Conclusion Apple also included Portrait Mode on both the front and rear cameras. The iPhone X R also supports Portrait Lighting, which allows you to apply different lighting to selfies. For the iPhone X R, this includes a new feature called Depth Control that allows you to manipulate the depth of field after the picture is taken. For the latter, LG includes a feature known as AI Cam, which uses the NPU onboard the Qualcomm Snapdragon 845 to recognize all objects in the lenses and suggest the best camera settings to capture them.Īpple also leverages the new 8-core Neural Engine to enhance its photos. LG made a big push this year into AI, which included giving each phone the surname ThinQ, making Google Assistant easier to pull up, and enhancing the pictures taken with the cameras. Camerasįinally, the cameras are also pretty different between the two phones. As a result, the speaker is about 20 db higher than its predecessor and gets even louder when placed on a surface with the screen facing you. LG uses the vibration of sound to bounce off other barriers which mimic the vibration and increase the volume. However, they may not be louder than the G7 thanks to LG using resonance to amplify the sound. These speakers are louder than those of the iPhone X and better than the mono speaker found in the G7 ThinQ. Using the earpiece and bottom-firing speaker, the X R is able to deliver loud but clear sound that can take advantage of the multiple speakers. The iPhone X R has the advantage of having stereo speakers. This feature recreates surround sound audio to your headphones for a much more immersive experience. LG G7 ThinQ also supports DTS:X 3D Surround Sound, a first in any smartphone.

And it supports the Hi-Fi file format MQA, which delivers studio-like sound in a much smaller file. With four of these working together, the G7 ThinQ can produce better sound accuracy with less distortion and ambient noise. The DAC converts digital sound to analog sound, which is needed to hear audio from your wired headphones. But LG has even gone a step further by including a Hi-Fi Quad DAC.

Unlike Apple, LG continues to support the headphone jack. AudioĪudio is where LG really pulls away from the iPhone X R. Before the Boost button, both displays have about the same max brightness level, which is just over 600 nits. It is limited to only three minutes to conserve battery and prevent overheating. At that brightness, no matter how bright the sun is reflecting on your screen, you will be able to see your display. Don't Miss: Why LG's New Super Bright Display Is Actually a Game-Changerįurthermore, LG also has a Boost button that, when pressed, raises the brightness to 1,000 nits.There are more benefits, which I talked about in the article below. The addition of this pixel saves battery life since now only one subpixel needs to turn on to create the color white instead of three like in traditional LCDs. Instead of red, green, and blue, Super Bright Displays also have a white subpixel. MLCD+ is a fairly new technology which adds a subpixel to the traditional LCD arrangement. LG uses Super Bright Display, their marketing term for their MLCD+. IPhone X R uses Apple's Liquid Retina, a marketing term for its wide color gamut and True Tone display. And that's about it when it comes to similarities. Both screens have minimal bezels on the left and right sides (although iPhone X R is clearly larger) and both have small chins. Both use display notches to house the front-facing camera, which Apple also uses to house a TrueDepth camera system for Face ID. Let's start with the feature that best reflects how these phones are simultaneously quite similar and very different.