Whether the iPhone is better or the Android. I'll be comparing iPhone vs. Android, and we'll be going through the following tests, but for this comparison, we'll be using an iPhone 11, 2019's flagship, vs. the OnePlus 9 Pro, 2021's flagship. the iPhone is almost two years old, but I'm pretty sure it can still compete against the latest flagships because iPhones are very well optimized as compared to android
Let me show you what optimization is by opening the pub g on both phones simultaneously, so we'll see which one loads up the game faster. By looking at the specs of the devices, the one plus has better performance, so it should be ad up the game more quickly, right? and it does complete the loading screen faster in the beginning.
But as the android gets closer, it is getting slower, whereas the iPhone catches up, and it
even loads up significantly faster than the android. the android took 4 seconds longer to load up the game, but loading into the lobby screen doesn't matter to most of you
so let us check which one will enter into a game faster
I will be entering a cheer park training area, which takes quite a long time.
To enter, let's check whether the iPhone will load up faster or the android. so after about 10 seconds, the iPhone loaded up the game first, while the android was still, so after about 25 seconds, the android finally loaded the game, so now I hope you understand how sound is iPhones optimization, and this is just 2019's iPhone, the latest iPhones will make an even more significant difference,
for example, here I have the latest 2021's iPad Pro. It entered into the game within 3 seconds, that's crazy fast, while the android took about 30 seconds to enter into the game
anyway; now, let's move on to the gyroscope comparison. I have played on both iPhone and
Android, and when using the gyroscope, I noticed a few things, the iPhone Gyroscope is more responsive. In other words, it feels faster compared to the android.
But I wanted to show you precisely, so I tried to measure or compare iPhone
gyro with android by stacking up both phones on a tripod, but it didn't work. In the end,
I found another way to show you the difference.
so here I have both phones' crosshair pointed towards the same thing, and I slowly started
It was tilting both phones at the same time. Here you can see that the iPhone's crosshair is slightly higher than android; that's because the phone's gyro is more responsive, moving faster and more quickly. Here is another example right now, the gyroscope is going downwards, and if you look at the android's screen, it is slightly behind or slower next to the phone's screen.
So the phone's crosshair will reach the tower first, and then later android's crosshair will come to the building. So the android gyro is slightly behind or delayed when compared to an iPhone, but the gyro delay isn't as significant as you would notice in oppo Vevo devices. I would guess that iPhone's gyro is approximately 10 to 20 milliseconds faster. It could be more, but I'm assuming it will be around ten milliseconds, which is a slight difference that is barely noticeable to many people.
And another thing that I have noticed is that the iPhone's gyro will sync much faster, what I mean by that.
Whereas in iPhones, the gyro will work just fine. Maybe sometimes it rarely happens. So overall, the iPhones give a better gyroscope experience. Moving on to the next topic, bullet registration, most people say iPhone's bullet will register
First, I tested this by shooting at almost the same time on both phones, and I ran this test more than 20 times, and the results were the iPhone won most of the time.
So is it true that iPhone bullets will register first? I mean, it could be. It is tough to test that since iPhones are very well optimized; maybe that's why they write faster, but the bullet registration depends on your internet connection, so I have no idea what to say here, but there could be another reason, and that is the touch registration.
Here is a fun thing to know, iPhone 11 has 1 20 hertz of touch sampling rate, while the one plus nine pros have two 40hertz to 3 60hertz touch sampling rate, that's more than twice, so technically, one plus should register the touch first, right? But in reality, the iPhone, with its slower touch sampling rate, will write the contact first; suppose if you touch the fire button on both the one plus and iPhone at the exact timing, the iPhone will fire first.
Even tho the one plus's hardware is capable of being two times faster; it's not fully utilize
its true power or simply, in other words, android is not optimized; even if they want to optimize, it would be tricky because there are more than a thousand phones to be optimized, whereas, on IOS, there are only a few phones. And also, every phone has a different specification; for example, ROG 5 has a 300-hertz touch sampling rate, the Red Magic 6 has a 500-hertz touch sampling rate, and Lenovo Legion 2 Pro has a 720-hertz touch sampling rate. Every phone has a different touch sampling rate, so the game developers can't optimize every phone because they can't fix the bugs and glitches immediately. So like how iPhone's Gyroscope is Fast and More Responsive, in the same way, the iPhone's touch is more responsive and faster than android.
Anyway, moving on to the next topic, will iPhones have less recoil than android?
Not really when comparing both recoil patterns from android and iPhone side by side, they look identical. Here is the hip-fire recoil comparison between android and iPhone, and the hip-fire spread will be similar between Android and iPhone. The hip-fire space will be random every time, but it looks identical in terms of recoil. But why do people say iPhone has less recoil? Well, there is only one explanation I have
For that, iPhone's gyro and touch are very responsive. Because of that, it feels like controlling recoil is more accessible on iPhone when compared to an android phone. Moving on to the next topic, aim assist, do iPhones have better aim assist?
well, let us find out
So here is the side-by-side comparison of android and iPhone aim assist, and the aim assist is identical in both. It performs in the same way between android and iPhone.
iPhone is better at a few things, then it will be better with other things as well, but in reality, iPhone has only one advantage, and that is optimization. and maybe the other reason could be a smoother experience
I mean by that that iPhones will get constant 60 fps, whereas, on Android, you get 60 fps, but it's not stable. It constantly fluctuates and drops many frames, and you will notice
those frame drops; and is very annoying, and it can affect your gaming experience.
so this could be a reason why the people think aim assist and controlling recoil is better in iPhones
iPhones will provide you with a buttery-smooth gaming experience; the only advantage I think android has over iPhones is that 90 fps, but only a few phones will support it. And currently, the one plus nine pro doesn't have support for 90 fps, so I have no idea what it is like to play in 90 fps on android, but as far as I know, most of the players say android 90 fps feels like iPhone's 60 fps in terms of smoothness of gameplay.
But however upcoming iPhones will get a 90 fps option soon the android will lose its the only advantage because android 90 fps vs. iPhone 90 fps is literally like android 60 fps vs. iPhone 60 fps, so as you know, that iPhone will get a constant and stable 90 fps, whereas the android constantly fluctuates between 90 to 50 fps moving on to the next topic, heating issues, which one will heat faster android or phones? And now, to the graphics comparison, we have a side-by-side comparison of graphics. We have set the same graphics settings on both devices HDR extreme and colorful graphics.
So now you watch it and find out if there are any differences and let me know in the comments.
And now, if you see the sun's reflection on vehicle doors, the iPhone looks good, whereas, on android, it looks pretty bad. The textures aren't as good as you see on iPhone,
this could be a screen recording issue or maybe the graphics issues.
So the graphics look identical to mine, but if you look closer, you will notice that iPhone renders houses slightly faster than the android. It's like 50-100 milliseconds faster on iPhones. Still, both have the same rendering distance, and that is around 300 meters., so in conclusion, the iPhones are better than Android when it comes to gaming, especially on pub g mobile; iPhone has better touch response and better gyroscope sensors to get accurate sprays and most importantly stable and constant 60 fps which makes your gaming experience buttery smooth.
However, iPhones are costly, but you are paying for what your getting; android would last only 2-3 years, whereas the iPhones can last up to 6 years if you don't break it, and apple will provide software updates for more than six years. It gives you a better experience for everything overall.
But Android phones are affordable. You can get it in any price range, wherein iPhones, you don't get that choice.
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