Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra vs iPhone 13 Pro Max Comparison.

 

 

  The iPhone 13 Pro Max has finally launched. It's the best that we have from Apple. How does it compare to the best that we have from Samsung in the Samsung Galaxy S21 Ultra? Well, that's exactly what we're going to be finding out in this video by comparing all of the key differences side by side, Super Safe Style. Let's get to it. So the first thing I want to talk about is the building design and both of these are very good-looking devices, I'd say. They're also very, very premium. Now, design is of course subjective. And the 13 Pro Max does look a lot like the 12 Pro Max from last year, the design hasn't massively changed, but with the S21 Ultra, it looks very different compared to the previous model. We've got this camera module that kind of blends into the edge, which I think looks really, really nice. Now for building materials, at the back, we've got glass. This is like a frosted glass on both devices and it looks really nice, it doesn't attract as many fingerprints. And for the frames, we've got an aluminium frame on the S21 Ultra, we've got a stainless steel frame on the iPhone 13 Pro Max. Now, stainless steel is more durable compared to aluminium. However, because it is shiny, it does attract lots of fingerprints, so something to keep in mind.

 Now for the size, although the S21 Ultra is slightly taller, the iPhone 13 Pro Max is wider and it's also heavier. It has flat edges compared to the curved edges of the S21 Ultra. And for those reasons, I would say that the S21 Ultra is more comfortable to use compared to the iPhone 13 Pro Max. Both devices do have an IP68 water and dust-resistant rating. However, that rating in itself is a little bit misleading because the 13 Pro Max can actually be submerged a lot deeper, six meters compared to the1.5 meters on the S21 Ultra. So if you are going to be taking either of these for a swim, you're Probably going to be a little bit better off with the iPhone 13 Pro Max. Let's now move over to the displays. I think both of these have excellent displays. We've got a flat display on the 13 Pro Max, and then we've got a curved display on the S21 Ultra. The 13 Pro Max display has what Apple called Ceramic Shield. They don't even call this glass. And the S21 Ultra has Gorilla Glass Victus. I'm not somebody who does drop tests. I'm not going to be dropping these shiny new phones. Right, durability aside, these are excellent displays, some of the best out there. They both use OLED technology. 

They're sharp, vibrant, and most importantly, they both have an adaptive refresh rate, which goes all the way up to 120 hertz. That just makes everything feel so much smoother, whether you're scrolling through your feeds, whether you're gaming, you're really going to appreciate this, and it just makes everything feel that much faster as well. Now, because we have adaptive refresh rates on both devices, that does mean they can goall the way down to 10 Herts. So when we've got static content like this, there's no need to be refreshing the screen 120 times a second, that's going to take up too much battery. So they go all the way down to just 10 hertz. But the S21 Ultra does get some advantages for the overall display. Firstly, it does get brighter up to 1,500 nits of peak brightness. It's also slightly sharper. It also takes advantage of the adaptive refresh rate and gives us an always on display. So even when the screen is off, you can still glance at information such as the time and your notifications. This is something that I was really hoping Apple would include, but they haven't. And on the S21 Ultra, we do get a high screen-to-body ratio. So we're getting more screen in the area available, and that's because we have a punch out for the front-facing camera compared to the notch that we have on the 13 Pro Max. Now, the notch on the 13Pro Max has been reduced compared to last year, so it's around 20% smaller. It's not as wide, but it's slightly taller. Now, which you prefer is going to come down to your personal preference. I do think the punch out looks a lot cleaner and it takes up much less space. Now, one of the reasons we have a notch on the iPhone 13 Pro Max is because of all the Face ID sensors. And Face ID works really well, it's very secure and very convenient. The S21 Ultra has an ultrasonic in-display fingerprint scanner, which has been improved compared to previous generations. It's larger and it's also faster. Now, generally, if you asked me a couple of years ago, then I would say, it's just going to come down to your personal preference. I generally don't mind having Face ID or a fingerprint scanner, however, over the past year where we've had to wear lots of masks and we're still having to wear masks. 

I was going to Germany, pretty much through out the time at the airport, on the plane, I had to have my mask on, and that just makes it a lot more tricky to use the 13 Pro Max compared to the finger print scanner on the S21 Ultra. Now, there is somewhat of a workaround for face mask with the iPhone 13 Pro Max. If you have an Apple Watch, you can bypass Face ID if it notices that you are in range with your Apple Watch. But still, right now, if you were to ask me, I do prefer the finger print scanner to Face ID. Right, now let's move over to the cameras. - Hey, Side Safe here. - Not this guy again. - Look, I'm sorry, but did you know that 60%of the people watching are not subscribed? - 60%? - Exactly. So I'm just here to remind you, if you haven't already, maybe consider subscribing and also hitting that thumbs up button if you're enjoying the video, it really helps out withthe YouTube algorithm. - Okay. Fair enough, fair enough. You heard the man, 60% of you are not subscribed, so why not subscribe and change that? It'll make Side Safe happy. All right, let's move on to the cameras. So both devices have an ultra wide camera. We've got a primary camera, a three times telephoto camera, but the S21 Ultra does have an additional periscope zoom camera, which will give you 10 times optical zoom. The iPhone 13 Pro Max does have a LIDAR scanner, which does help with auto focus as well as depth information. 

Now, I have done a very detailed SuperSaf Style camera comparison between these two devices. It's like almost 20 minutes long. You can go ahead and check that out after this video if you want a detailed breakdown of all of the different cameras and the features. However, just to summarize, I got to say that both of these have excellent cameras, some of the best out there. In my opinion, the S21 Ultra does have a better ultra wide camera for photos, it just has more consistent overall dynamic range. And for zoom, anything above 10 times, of course, the S21 Ultra does an excellent job thanks to the optical zoom. You can even go around 30 times and all the way up to 100 times, although 100 times is something that I don't use often, but the option is there. But with the iPhone 13 Pro Max, I think it takes better pictures at three times and it also takes better portraits overall with better edge detection thanks to that LIDAR scanner. And both devices can film 4K,60 frames a second for video. However, overall, in my opinion, the iPhone 13 Pro Max still records better video. That's thanks to the Dolby Vision with HDR giving you excellent dynamic range. 

Now, that's not to say that the S21 Ultra doesn't have good video, it also has excellent video, and it can also record at upto 8K, 24 frames a second. Now, this does cropping quite heavy, but it's a nice option to have. We've also got certain features like Director's View, which lets you preview the other cameras when you are recording. You can also do similar things on the 13 Pro Max, but you will have to look at third-party apps. And both devices also have portrait video. That's what Samsung called it. Apple called it cinematic video. Now, cinematic video is better compared to portrait video on the S21 Ultra, and that's because you have the ability to change points of focus, as well as how blurry you want the background on the iPhone 13 Pro Max, which is very impressive. Selfie cameras are also absolutely great on both devices and they also take great-quality video. Once again, I'm going to refer back to my detailed camera comparison. Let's now move over to the performance. So the iPhone 13 Pro Max is powered by Apple's latest and greatest, the A5 Bionic chip. The S21 Ultra is going to vary depending on your region. In certain regions, you'll be getting the Qualcomm Snapdragon 888 chipset. And in other regions, you will be getting the Exynos 2100. Now, performance wise, both of these are excellent and they do a great job for pretty much all tasks. And performance is not just about hardware, it's about software as well. And because both of these are running separate operating systems, it's very difficult to say which one is the faster device overall. I think both of these are excellent. One advantage I will give the S21 Ultra is that it does have more RAM. And in my experience, it does do a better job of RAM management. 

This may be something down to the software of the iPhone 13 Pro Max, but I'm still getting similar issues that I did on previous Apple devices, such as if I'm trying to upload a video to my stories on Instagram, if I leave the app, then the video will not continue uploading in the background. It's just going to stop completely, and then until I go back to it, that could be a few hours later, that's only when it's going to start uploading again. On the S21 Ultra, I've never had this problem. I can just leave something uploading and it's going to carry on doing that in the background. That might be partly down to the software. We have iOS 15 on the 13 Pro Max. We have Android 11 with One UI on the S21 Ultra. Now, personally speaking, I enjoy using both iOS and Android. I think it really comes down to personal preference. On the S21 Ultra, I do like the One UI skin. It's been catered more towards one-handed usage, so everything's kind of moved towards the bottom. Something we've seen a lot more manufacturers do, including Apple, because if we go onto the Safari browser, you'll see that the address bar is now towards the bottom. This is something that a lot of people don't seem to like. I absolutely love it, it makes it a lot more reachable. We've now got lots of widgets that we can customize. And also some new cool features, such as the ability to be able to drag and drop between different apps. I still think that things that are a bit too spaced out, especially for the Max. I know Apple does this to keep things consistent, but I do prefer the grid layout here on the S21 Ultra. But once again, I'm going to emphasize the point that it's going to comedown to personal preference. I genuinely use both of these, as you can see, on a daily basis and I think I like both equally. Okay, speakers. Both of these do have serious speakers. We've got one in the ear piece and one bottom-firing, and they both support Dolby Atmos. They sound absolutely great. I really can't pick a winner between these two. 

If you're somebody who's really into your audio, I'd recommend checking out a video from my friend ThunderE from Bored At Work, and he's done a detailed comparison of the speakers of all of the new iPhones versus the S21 Ultra, and there you can also listen to some samples. Now, in terms of the additional hardware features, the S21 Ultra does now have support for the S Pen. This is something that's sold separately but it's definitely nice to have. It's really useful to edit images and sign documents on the go. However, there is no way that you can actually enclose it like you can do on the Note, but nevertheless, if you really do want it, you could get a case where you can have it and that is a nice addition for those of you who appreciate an S Pen. For the ports, we of course have Lightning on the 13 Pro Max and we have USB Type C on the S21 Ultra. I mean, for me, it's clear that the USBType C is superior now, it's much faster as well, and it's universal. I have USB Type C on my MacBook Pro, I have it on my iPad Pro, and whenever I'm traveling, I always have to carry another Lightning cable with me, which is super annoying.

 I wish Apple just switched to USB Type C. They may never do that, they may just go completely port less, we'll see. Batteries and charging. So the S21 Ultra does have a larger-size battery. However, size does not matter. I mean, it depends on the context, but in the context of a battery, it does not matter because there's lots of other factors that go into it, such as the software and how optimized it is. Now, in terms of my experience, the S21 Ultra has given me really good battery life and it does get me through the day absolutely fine. However, the iPhone 13 ProMax is absolutely amazing. Like, it's one of the best devices for battery life that I've tested recently. And I would say in terms of my usage, it does give me around20 to 25% more usage compared to the S21 Ultra. Obviously, everybody else's usage will vary, but I just have to say that the iPhone 13 Pro Max has tremendous battery life and it does win in this department. For charging. So neither of these come with a charger included out the box, you are going to have to get this separately. With the iPhone 13 Pro Max, the Maximum charging speed that you can get wired is around 20 Watts. You've got 25 Watts on the S21 Ultra, so you we'll get slightly faster charging speeds. Both of these do support Qi wireless charging, which is really convenient, but the S21 Ultra can support up to 15 Watts. You've only got up to 7.5Watts on the iPhone 13 Pro Max. However, the 13 Pro Max can get up to 15 Watts with a Mag Safe charger. MagSafe was something that Apple introduced last year. And I got to say, it is nice to have, it's convenient, but it is something that you're going to have to buy separately. 

I generally prefer having a universal Qi wireless charger where I can just drop my smart phones on. This is going to come down to your personal preference. The S21 Ultra also does support reverse wireless charging, and that's where you can use the S21 Ultra to charge other devices, even the iPhone 13 Pro Max if you wanted, wirelessly. Generally, this is quite useful to charge some ear buds or something, especially if you're out and about and you just need to top them up, you can just leave them at the back. I don't really use it that often, but it's nice to have. Finally, storage and pricing. Both devices are available in a 128, 256, and 512 gigabyte variant. However, the iPhone 13Pro Max is also available in a massive one terabyte option. So for those of you who really like storing a lot on your smart phone, that is an option that you have here on the 13 Pro Max. And for the price. This is quite interesting. The S21 Ultra did come in at a higher price on launch. However, it has been out for some time now, around eight months, and because of that, the price has dropped. So I've just had a look on Amazon, you can pick this up for around 970 pounds or around $1,000 mark. Nevertheless, both of these are flagship devices, which you're going to be looking at around 1,000 pounds or $1,000. And that is the comparison of the iPhone 13 Pro Max versus the S21 Ultra. Now, in my opinion, both of these are excellent devices. 

I actually use both of these as my daily drivers, because I like them so much. Of course, we've got advantages and disadvantages on both sides. The S21 Ultra does have, I would say, an overall better display. It's a little bit more comfortable to use overall, it has support for the S Pen, and it also has periscope zoom technology, which the iPhone 13 Pro Max does not. However, the 13 Pro Max shoots overall better video, in my experience. It has all the optimizations with iOS, which also give it excellent battery life, better than the S21 Ultra. But most importantly, I think it is going to come down to which operating system you prefer. Do you prefer iOS or do you prefer Android? That's what I think, anyway. What do you guys think? Which one of these devices will you be picking? Do drop me a comment below and let me know your thoughts. And as mentioned earlier on, if you are interested in the cameras or want to see a detailed Super Safe Style camera comparison, that video is going to be linked over here. I hope you enjoyed this article and found it useful. If you did it, then do smash that like button for me. And if you haven't already, then once again, be sure to subscribe.

Google Pixel 6 Pro vs Iphone 13 Pro Max Performance.

 

Google Pixel  6 Pro vs Iphone 13 Pro Max Performance.

With the Google Pixel6 Pro finally official, how does it compare to the best from Apple in the IPhone 13 Pro Max? What's up guys? Super Safe here, and that's exactly what we'll be finding out in this video by putting all of the key differences between these devices side-by-side Super Safe Style. I want to start off with the build and design. I do like the design of both of these. The iPhone 13 Pro Max looks a lot like the iPhone 12 Pro Max however, there's not a huge difference. 

Whereas the Pixel 6 Pro is really fresh. There's really nothing that looks like it at the moment on the market anyway. And that's because of the pretty unique visor camera module, which also makes for some great memes. Regardless, I think both of them do look really good. One of the things that I do like about the iPhone however, is the fact that it's got a matte finish across all of the different colors, which doesn't attract as many fingerprints and also has a nice look. With the Pixel 6 Pro I believe one of the colors is matte I've not had a chance to see it in hand. The version I've got here, the cloudy white is very glossy and it attracts lots of fingerprints. Now, both devices are really premium. We've got a glass back on both devices with a metal frame. The iPhone 13 Pro Max however, does have a stainless steel frame which is more durable compared to the aluminium frame on the Google Pixel 6 Pro. Yes, I've double checked this with Google it is an aluminium frame even though it's got a glossy finish, it is not stainless steel on the Pixel 6 Pro. 

The stainless steel on the iPhone however, does increase its weight on, it does weight quite a bit more compared to the Pixel 6 Pro. The Pixel 6 Pro also has curved edges compared to the flat edges of the iPhone 13 Pro Max, the iPhone 13 Pro Max is also wider. And for those reasons, I would say that the Pixel 6 Pro is more comfortable to hold compared to the iPhone 13 Pro Max. The iPhone 13 Pro Max, I mean, it does take a little bit of time to get use to, I would say. Now, both devices do have an IP68 water and dust resistant rating. 

The iPhone13 Pro Max however, can be submerged in water quite a bit deeper compared to pretty much all other smart phones out there. Now, I'm not sure how important this is going to be to most people but if you are somebody who wants to take your smart phone swimming with you, I'm not sure why you'd want to do that, but the iPhone is going to be the better option. Now, let's move over to the front. So we've got excellent displays on both devices and both are using OLED Technology. There are some key differences however, firstly, we've got Gorilla Glass Victus on the Pixel 6 Pro versus Ceramic Shield on the iPhone 13 Pro Max. Now, in terms of durability in my experience both of these have been very good. I'm not somebody who does drop tests. 

Although, I know there's lots of other YouTubers out there that do drop tests so you can check those out if you want to know the specific durability. One of the things that I have to mention however, is that the Pixel 6 Pro does have a curve display so it curves over onto the sides. Whereas the iPhone 13 ProMax has a flat display. So if you will be applying a screen protector, it will be easy to do on the iPhone 13 Pro Max compared it to the Pixel 6 Pro. Now, one thing that I appreciate on both is the fact that we've got a variable refresh rate that goes all the way up to 120 hertz. They're both using LTPO Technology, which means that they can go all the way down to 10 hertz. Like for example, right now, whether it's static content, it doesn't really need to refresh 120 times a second. 

But when you're scrolling through your social media feeds, when you're gaming, then they'll be able to go all the way up to 120 hertz which just makes everything so much smoother. Now, the Google Pixel 6 Pro does have a high resolution compared to the iPhone 13 Pro Max. This just means that details are a little bit sharper, but the iPhone 13 Pro Max can get significantly brighter with a peak typical brightness of around 1000 nits, whereas we've got 500 on the Pixel 6 Pro. And when you viewing HDR content, the iPhone 13 Pro Max can go all the way up to 1200 nits. So if you are somebody who uses your smart phone outdoors a lot, or if you're somebody like me who always wears sunglasses, then you really appreciate the additional brightness that you get on the iPhone 13 Pro Max. Now, one of the things that I do have to mention however, is the fact that the Pixel6 Pro does get a lot dimmer. 

Now, this might not apply to everybody, but if you do use the smart phone a lot in the dark before bed, then the pixel will be easier on the eyes, thanks to that increased dimness. The iPhone 13 Pro Max even if you have night shift on it doesn't get that dimmer unfortunately. The Google Pixel 6 Pro also has an always on display. This gives you some useful information at a glance when the screen is switched off, such as your time and your notifications. Unfortunately, the iPhone 13 Pro Max does not have an always on display. It's technically possible to have this because we have the same LTPO Technology and it wouldn't be taking up that much battery life but for some reason, Apple has decided not to include this, and it's something that I wish the iPhone did have. Now, if you look at the displays head on you'll see that, overall we do have smaller bezels on the Pixel 6 Pro, and we have more of a modern design with the punch out versus the notch on the iPhone 13 Pro Max. Now, the notch is around 20% smaller compared to what we've had in previous years, but it can be more distracting when you're watching full screen content. 

Now, there is a reason for that notch and that is face ID. So face ID is tried and tested, it works really well. And it's very, very secure. I really like the integration that there is of face ID with lots of different apps as well. The Pixel 6 Pro has an under display fingerprint scanner, which works really well. Now, generally, it would be a bit of a draw for me but for now, while I'm still having to wear masks in lots of different places, I do prefer the under display fingerprint scanner of the Google Pixel 6 Pro. I really wish that the iPhone 13 Pro Max also had touch ID in addition to face ID, maybe on the palpitation or the Apple logo at the back. Now, some of you guys may say that it's winter so when you're wearing gloves then the iPhone will win here. But I guess this is going to come down to your personal preference. Right, now, let's talk about the cameras. Hey, I'll be quick, I promise, okay, okay, thanks. Side Safe here guys. Okay, that's me, you heard the man. So the cameras, now I have actually done a detailed side-by-side Super Safe Style Camera Comparison between these two, it's almost 20 minutes long I've covered all aspects I'm going to link that video in the cards and in the description so you can check that out after you see this video. But in a nutshell, we have a very similar camera setup on both devices and ultra wide, a primary as well as a telephoto camera. For the primary camera, in good light I'd give the edge to the Pixel with excellent dynamic range Google is so good at the image processing side of things. And you also get very bright night time shots. However, the iPhone 13 Pro Max tends to give you sharper images in low light. For the ultra wide cameras, the Pixel still has better dynamic range but it's just not as wide it's only 114 degrees. With the iPhone 13 ProMax, you get 120 degrees which gives you a better outright experience.

 For the telephoto cameras, the Pixel does give you extended Zoom four times versus three times and when you do go further, you're going to get better details on the Pixel. However, when it comes to portraits the iPhone just does a lot better thanks to the LiDAR scanner, giving you amazing edge detection. Now, for selfies, I think it will come down to personal preference I think both take excellent selfies. For me, the Pixel does edge it out with more natural skin tones compared to the iPhone which can go more towards the orange side. And although some people might find the Pixel look a bit too over-processed I do quite like that look.

 Now, when it comes to video however, the Pixel has improved a lot. Traditionally, Pixel smart phones have really not been so good with video. So the Pixel 6 Pro has definitely improved however, the iPhone 13 Pro Maxis still king for video giving you better overall dynamic range, better stability, better low light video, and also consistency across all of the cameras. You've got 4k 60 frames a second, on all of the cameras ultra-wide, primary, telephoto and the front camera on the  iPhone 13 Pro Max. On the Google Pixel 6 Pro, you only have 4k 60 frames a second on the primary camera, none of the others. Once again, if you want to see all of the detailed differences for the cameras between both of these devices I will link to the Super Safe Style Camera Comparison which you can check out. But overall, I really do like both of these cameras, and they have their advantages and disadvantages. Now, let's talk about performance. So the iPhone 13 Pro Max has the Apple A15 Bionic Chip, which is amazing one of the fastest chips out there. The Google Pixel 6 Pro has Google's custom Tensor Chip. This is something that's new and we've not seen before. And generally speaking in day-to-day performance both are absolutely excellent and they do really, really well. But if we are looking at role performance, looking at lots of benchmark results and real world tests. The A15 Bionic is just ahead compared it to Google's Tensor Chip. 

Now, my friend Thunder E from Bored At Work has done a detailed gaming tests on the Pixel 6 Pro, which I'll link down to the description. If you are really interested to see how they work. And he had the same opinion that when it comes to role performance the iPhone 13 Pro Max is just better. Now, the Google Pixel 6 Pro, does have double the Ram compared to the iPhone 13 Pro Max. And there are certain areas where I found that the Pixel performs better compared to the 13 Pro Max. One of the things that I have talked about before, and I really hope can be improved on the iPhones is the fact that, things don't carry on in the background when you don't have an app open. So for example, if I'm trying to upload a story on Instagram, if I leave the app and do something else that upload will actually pause until I go back in, that might be a few hours later, whereas on the Pixel I can leave it uploading, carry on, do what I want and it will finish uploading in the background for me. Now, this does partly comedown to the software as well and how differently both of these managed things. We do have the native versions of the software on both devices we've got iOS 15 on the iPhone 13 Pro Max with Android 12 out of the box on the Pixel 6 Pro. 

Now, I'm not really going to go into an Android versus iOS battle, because both have their advantages and disadvantages. And there's lots of videos already out there which go through all of the different features side-by-side. Personally speaking, I think I do like both and it does come down to personal preference. One of the areas that I do want to talk about however, are the updates. So with the Pixel 6 Pro, Google proudly said, that they will be covering security updates for a minimum of five years. But then when we kind of looked into it a little bit more, it turns out that actual software updates will only be supported for around a minimum of three years. With your iPhone 13 Pro Max, this is a big advantage that you get on Apple devices. Apple does support their devices for much longer than any other smart phone. So you've got round a minimum of five years of software and security updates but usually it's longer than that. So if you are planning to keep your smart phone for a very long time, maybe you're going to be passing it down to your family members, your kids, then the iPhone is just going to last that much longer compared it to the Pixel 6 Pro. Right, for speakers we do have stereo speakers on both devices, one in the EPS and one bottom firing and I think they both sound really, really good. But I would have to give the overall edge to the iPhone 13 Pro Max, which just gives you more full sound. I'm not an audio expert, but I did consult with my friend Thunder E from Bored At Work who is an audio expert and even for him, he would give the edge to the iPhone 13 Pro Max. 

Although,  the Pixel 6Pro is still really good. Now, one thing that I do want to talk about is the port situation so the Pixel 6 Pro has USB Type-C, which is great it's universal, it's very fast. The iPhone 13 Pro Max still has lightning. Now, for somebody like myself, who uses a Mac Book Pro and an iPad Pro both of which are Apple products, but have USB Type-C. It's really frustrating, still having to carry around a lightning cable for my iPhone 13 Pro Max, and it's something that I wish that Apple now upgraded. Yes, I understand that there's lots of different accessories that still use lightning, but considering how much faster USB Type-C and how much more convenient it is I think it's time that we upgraded to USB Type-C, maybe next year. Now, let's talk about the batteries. So the Google Pixel 6 Pro does  have a larger battery compared to the iPhone 13 Pro Max, but remember size does not matter. Okay, I mean, it depends on the context but you get what I mean. And that's because in my experience, the iPhone 13 Pro Max has actually got better battery life compared to the Google Pixel 6 Pro. And actually much better than, pretty much all of the other devices I've tested recently. Now, this is not to say that the Google Pixel 6 Pro has bad battery life, I can get through the day absolutely fine on either of these and I think the Pixel 6 Pro has excellent battery life. It's just that the iPhone13 Pro Max is better and usage varies from person to person but for my personal usage, I'm getting around I'd say20% better battery life on the iPhone 13 Pro Max compared to the Google Pixel 6 Pro. Now, when it comes to charging, neither of these come with a charger included out of the box you are going to have to buy the separately, but the Pixel does get some advantages here. Firstly, it does support faster 30 Watt charging compared to 20 Watt charging on the iPhone 13 Pro Max. So you will be able to get around 50% charge in just 30 minutes on the Pixel 6 Pro, but it also has fast achieved wireless charging around at 12 Watts versus 7.5 Watts on the iPhone 13 Pro Max. Now, both devices can charge faster wirelessly if you use the proprietary charging methods of both manufacturers. So the iPhone 13 Pro Max with Mag Safe you can get up to 15 Watts. 

I do personally really like Mag Safe, it's so convenient. You never really have the risk of placing your device slightly off your wireless charger and waking up to a dead device, it just snaps on. The Pixel 6 Pro however, can go all the way up to 23 Watts of wireless charging. However, that is with the Google Pixel Stand Gen two, so something specific you're  going to have to buy to be able to get that faster charging speed. The Pixel 6 Pro also has battery share. This is where you'll be able to charge other devices on the back of the Pixel 6 Pro. Not something that I use all the time but say, for example, if you do have some ear buds and your routes and you run out of battery, you can just place the mat the back of the Pixel and get a topple, which is quite convenient. Right, finally, let's talk about storage and pricing. The iPhone 13 Pro Max is available in more storage options in more places, all the way up to one terabyte. Now, the Google Pixel 6 Pro you've got it in 128, 256. The 512 gigabyte version as far as I'm aware is only available in the US, maybe in other regions, but not here in the UK. But when it comes to pricing, the Pixel 6 Pro is coming in quite a bit cheaper compared to the iPhone 13 Pro Max. It starts at around 200 pounds or dollars lower compared to the iPhone 13 Pro Max when we look at the base 128 gigabyte version. Now, that's quite a bit of a saving. And if we do compare the highest storage option, say the 512 gigabyte version to the base model 128 gigabyte version of the iPhone 13 Pro Max, they are at the same price of $1,100 in the US. So you're going to get four times the storage on the Pixel 6 Pro compared to the iPhone 13 Pro Max. So yeah, when it comes to pricing, you are definitely getting more value for money with the Pixel 6 Pro compared to the iPhone 13 Pro Max. So that is the Google Pixel 6 Pro versus the iPhone 13 Pro Max.

 The Google Pixel 6 Pro does give you some advantages it's coming in at quite a bit lower in terms of the price you're getting faster charging options, you're getting some advantages on the display and some areas with the camera does perform better compared to the iPhone 13 Pro Max. But with the iPhone 13 pro Max you're getting a much brighter display, you're getting better video with the best video on any smart phone outright now, you're getting better battery life and you're getting overall better performance with longer software updates. But at the end of it all, it might just come down to the operating system, which do you prefer Android or iOS? Definitely, let me know in the comments below  which one you would pick the iPhone 13 Pro Max or the Google Pixel 6 Pro. And don't forget that there's going to be lots more coverage here on the channel with the Google Pixel 6 Pro. I'm currently working on a detailed comparison similar to this one of the Google Pixel 6 Pro versus the Samsung Galaxy S21 Ultra.

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