Not exact matches
The picture
quality,
screen responsiveness to touch and just the all around feel
of it is
amazing.
While the jump in DxOMark camera rating is huge, the
quality of photography you find on the Pixel XL is still
amazing while the 5.5 - inch OLED
screen doesn't have any
of those issues you see on the Google Pixel 2 XL.
It is one
of the first budget phones with a full vision
screen and very
amazing build
quality and looks.
The design is great, the display
screen is roomy and
quality is also
amazing, the software is the best and latest, there is plenty
of storage and the cameras are also decent.
These have extremely high specs — 2560 x 1440, Super OLED
screen covered in Gorilla Glass 4; 3 GB RAM, 32 GB eMMC, 200 GB microSD support (and larger USB flash and hard disks); 20MP, Zeiss optics, PureView, f / 1.9, DSLR
quality, 4K video, camera with three LED colour correcting flash; Windows Hello infrared iris detection login; Continuum to use it as a computer (needs an optional dock); Cortana digital assistant, Microsoft Edge pure HTML browser; user replaceable 3240mAh battery, quick charge, wireless charge; USB - C, NFC, Wi - Fi AC MIMO and Wi - Fi call; huge range
of 4G bands;
amazing security out
of the box but especially so for enterprise users; FM radio; Bluetooth 4.1; Here apps and maps; voice, gesture and HID access;...
However, with brightness a key factor in the
quality of a
screen, the Redmi Note 3 gets the upper hand thanks to its Sunlight Display hardware that ensures you get
amazing views even when in direct sunlight.