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Comparision Google Pixel 2 XL vs Samsung Galaxy Note 9

Google Pixel 2 XL

Google Pixel 2 XL

Rating: 50 points
Samsung Galaxy Note 9

WINNER
Samsung Galaxy Note 9

Rating: 57 points
Grade
Google Pixel 2 XL
Samsung Galaxy Note 9
Performance
1
2
Display
7
8
Camera
2
6
Battery
2
2
Other
8
7
Main characteristics
4
4
Interfaces and communications
9
9

Top specs and features

AnTuTu

Google Pixel 2 XL: 201119 Samsung Galaxy Note 9: 273900

Main camera resolution

Google Pixel 2 XL: 12 MP Samsung Galaxy Note 9: 12 MP

Android Version

Google Pixel 2 XL: 8 Samsung Galaxy Note 9: 10

Battery capacity

Google Pixel 2 XL: 3520 mAh Samsung Galaxy Note 9: 4000 mAh

Pixel density per screen inch

Google Pixel 2 XL: 538 ppi Samsung Galaxy Note 9: 516 ppi

Description

Camera Comparison In DxOMark tests, Google Pixel 2 XL scored There is no data points. Samsung Galaxy Note 9 scored 103 in the DxOMark camera test.

Resolution of the main camera sensor for Google Pixel 2 XL 12 MP, versus 12 MP for Samsung Galaxy Note 9. Main camera aperture at Google Pixel 2 XL f/1.8. At Samsung Galaxy Note 9 aperture reaches f/1.5. The first smartphone has a Dual LED flash, the second one has a Dual LED flash.

The resolution of the front camera for the first device is 8 MP vs. 8 MP for Samsung Galaxy Note 9. As for aperture, the first smartphone has f/2.4 versus f/1.7 for the second.

Performance comparison. Google Pixel 2 XL has the Qualcomm Snapdragon 835 chip installed. The processor frequency reaches 2.5 GHz. Qualcomm Adreno 540 is responsible for graphics. The frequency of the graphics core reaches 700 MHz. Google Pixel 2 XL has 4 GB of RAM installed. The maximum amount of RAM for this model reaches There is no data. The RAM version is DDR4.

Samsung Galaxy Note 9 is equipped with Samsung Exynos 9 Octa 9810. The processor frequency is 2.7 GHz. In terms of graphics, the Qualcomm Adreno 630 kernel is used here. The video core is capable of operating at a frequency of up to 550 MHz. The machine is equipped with 8 GB of RAM. RAM version for Samsung Galaxy Note 9 DDRThere is no data.

Tests in benchmarks. In the AnTuTu benchmark, Google Pixel 2 XL scored 201119 points out of 911349 points possible. Samsung Galaxy Note 9 scored 273900 on AnTuTu.

Comparison of displays. On board Google Pixel 2 XL installed pOLED screen matrix. The display resolution is 6 inches. The pixel density reaches 538dpi screen.

Google Pixel 2 XL's screen refresh rate is There is no data Hz. And the brightness of the display reaches There is no data cd/m².

Samsung Galaxy Note 9 has a Super AMOLED matrix with a diagonal of 6.4 inches. Here the pixel density is 516 ppi. The screen refresh rate is 60 Hz. And the display brightness reaches 664 cd/m².

Equipment and general characteristics. Google Pixel 2 XL came out in There is no data. Samsung Galaxy Note 9 submitted There is no data.

The first smartphone has an IPThere is no data class of protection against dust and moisture, compared to the IP68 class of the second device.

Google Pixel 2 XL supports up to 1 sim cards, versus 2 for Samsung Galaxy Note 9.

Google Pixel 2 XL weighs 175 grams, versus 201 grams for Samsung Galaxy Note 9. The thickness of the first smartphone is 7.9 mm, versus 8.8 mm for the second one.

Google Pixel 2 XL has USB version 3.1 and Samsung Galaxy Note 9 has got 3.1 USB version. The first smartphone is running 8 version of Android. The second device has the 10 version of Android installed. Google Pixel 2 XL is capable of supporting the 802.11 a/b/g/ac Wi-Fi version. Samsung Galaxy Note 9 supports the 802.11 a/b/g/ac Wi-Fi version.

The first smartphone supports memory cards up to There is no data GB, the second up to 512 GB.

Why Samsung Galaxy Note 9 is better than Google Pixel 2 XL

  • Pixel density per screen inch 538 ppi против 516 ppi, more on 4%

Google Pixel 2 XL vs Samsung Galaxy Note 9: highlights

Google Pixel 2 XL
Google Pixel 2 XL
Samsung Galaxy Note 9
Samsung Galaxy Note 9
Performance
AnTuTu
The AnTuTu score is an important characteristic of all Android devices. This score consists of such components as RAM speed, 2D and 3D graphics performance, processor performance. Show more
201119
max 1352159
Average: 109983.5
273900
max 1352159
Average: 109983.5
RAM
The more RAM you have, the more apps and processes you can run at the same time without lag or performance degradation.
4 GB
max 18
Average: 2.8 GB
8 GB
max 18
Average: 2.8 GB
Processor configuration
4 ядра по 2.45 + 4 ядра по 1.9 GHz
4 ядра по 2.9 + 4 ядра по 1.9
The maximum frequency of the processor
2.5 GHz
max 3.46
Average: 1.8 GHz
2.7 GHz
max 3.46
Average: 1.8 GHz
Processor model
There are many different processor models from different manufacturers such as Qualcomm, MediaTek, Samsung Exynos and Apple A-series. Each processor model has its own unique characteristics, such as the number of cores, clock speed, architecture, and energy efficiency. Show more
Qualcomm Snapdragon 835
Samsung Exynos 9 Octa 9810
Graphic accelerator (GPU)
Responsible for processing and displaying graphics on the device screen.
Qualcomm Adreno 540
Qualcomm Adreno 630
DDR memory version
Newer versions of DDR memory provide better performance and faster performance of tasks such as running applications, multitasking, and working with graphics. Show more
4
max 5
Average: 3.7
max 5
Average: 3.7
eMMC Storage Version
eMMC is a flash memory standard that offers low cost and good storage capacity.
5
max 5.1
Average:
max 5.1
Average:
Cumulative memory
128
max 1024
Average:
512
max 1024
Average:
Process technology
The small size of semiconductors means that this is a new generation chip.
10 nm
Average: 22.9 nm
10 nm
Average: 22.9 nm
The maximum frequency of the graphics core
The graphics processing unit (GPU) is characterized by a high clock speed.
700 MHz
max 1100
Average: 611.8 MHz
550 MHz
max 1100
Average: 611.8 MHz
Display
Pixel density per screen inch
The higher the density of pixels per inch, the sharper and more detailed the image will be displayed on the screen. The high pixel density creates smoother edges and sharper details. Show more
538 ppi
max 848
Average: 296.2 ppi
516 ppi
max 848
Average: 296.2 ppi
Display size
Image perception depends on the screen size. The bigger, the better.
6 "
max 10.1
Average: 5.1 "
6.4 "
max 10.1
Average: 5.1 "
Screen resolution
The higher the screen resolution, the more detailed and clear the image can be seen. However, screen resolution is not the only factor affecting image quality. Factors such as screen type, brightness, contrast, and color reproduction are also important. Show more
1440 x 2880 px
1440 x 2960
Surface use
76 %
max 98
Average: 66.8 %
85 %
max 98
Average: 66.8 %
Gorilla Glass
Protective glass technology is used to increase the strength and resistance of the smartphone screen to scratches, bumps and damage.
Available
Available
scratch resistant glass
Available
Available
Screen Matrix
There are various types of screen matrices such as IPS, AMOLED, TFT and others. IPS screens provide wide viewing angles and good color accuracy. AMOLED screens have richer colors, deeper blacks and lower power consumption. TFT screens usually offer a more affordable price but may have limited viewing angles and less accurate color reproduction. Show more
pOLED
Super AMOLED
Aspect Ratio
18:09
18.5:9
Multitouch
The ability of the touch screen to respond to the simultaneous touch of several points at once.
Available
Available
capacitive
A type of touch screen that responds to the touch of a finger or other conductive objects.
Available
Available
Camera
Front camera resolution
8 MP
max 64
Average: 7.7 MP
8 MP
max 64
Average: 7.7 MP
main camera aperture
wide aperture is available at the minimum focal length. When using a wide aperture, the sensor captures more light. This way you can sharpen and avoid the blurring effect at fast shutter speeds. You can also reduce the sharpness if you want to blur the background to focus on the subject. Show more
1.8 f
Average: 2 f
1.5 f
Average: 2 f
Type (processor)
Octa-Core
Octa-Core
Main camera resolution
The higher the resolution of the main camera, the more detailed and clear photos and videos can be. However, resolution is not the only factor affecting image quality. Optics quality, pixel size, light sensitivity and other factors are also important. Show more
12 MP
max 200
Average: 14.2 MP
12 MP
max 200
Average: 14.2 MP
Pixel Size (Main Camera)
Larger pixels can also provide greater detail and dynamic range.
1.4 µm
max 2.2
Average: 1.2 µm
1.4 µm
max 2.2
Average: 1.2 µm
1080 (Selfie Camera)
30
max 240
Average: 32.7
max 240
Average: 32.7
Setting the ISO value
Available
Available
Scene mode
Allows you to select preset settings optimized for various types of scenes and shooting conditions.
Available
Available
Burst Mode
Available
Available
Video recording (main camera)
2160 x 30
2160 x 60
Supports slow motion video
Available
Available
Front camera aperture
The smaller the aperture value, the more light enters the camera sensor, which can improve the quality of shooting in dark conditions.
2.4
max 5
Average: 2.1
1.7
max 5
Average: 2.1
Flash
If the lighting leaves much to be desired, a flash will come in handy. The device can also be used as a flashlight.
Available
Available
Flash
If the lighting leaves much to be desired, a flash will come in handy. The device can also be used as a flashlight.
Dual LED
Dual LED
Flash
If the lighting leaves much to be desired, a flash will come in handy. The device can also be used as a flashlight.
Available
Available
Flash
If the lighting leaves much to be desired, a flash will come in handy. The device can also be used as a flashlight.
Dual LED
Dual LED
autofocus
To enable autofocus on an object, just touch its icon on the touch screen.
Available
Available
Main camera sensor size
Image quality depends on the size of the sensor, the larger it is, the more light it captures.
5.5 x 4.1 mm
There is no data
zoom
Digital
Optical
Stabilization
A technology that reduces camera shake for clearer and more stable photos and videos.
Digital
Optical
Shooting timer
Allows you to set a delay before the camera triggers.
Available
Available
Phase detection autofocus (PDAF)
Autofocus technology that uses phase comparison to quickly and accurately focus on a subject. This technology analyzes the phase of light passing through a smartphone's lens to determine if an object is in focus or not. Show more
Available
Available
exposure compensation
A feature that allows the user to adjust the brightness or exposure of photos before or after shooting. It allows you to control the amount of light that hits the camera's sensor to achieve the desired level of light and detail in your photo. Show more
Available
Available
Laser autofocus (LAF)
Autofocus technology that uses a laser beam to measure the distance to a subject and focus on it precisely.
Available
There is no data
Battery
Battery type
One of the most common types is the lithium-ion (Li-Ion) battery.
Li-Ion
Li-Polymer
Fast charge power
Most modern smartphones support fast charging with a power of 10 to 40 watts.
10.5 W
max 240
Average: 26.1 W
W
max 240
Average: 26.1 W
Battery capacity
The larger the battery capacity, the longer the smartphone can work without recharging.
3520 mAh
max 22000
Average: 3090.7 mAh
4000 mAh
max 22000
Average: 3090.7 mAh
Non-removable battery
Available
Available
Fast charging technology
To reduce the amount of time it takes to charge, devices use Qualcomm's Quick Charge or Pump Express fast charging technologies. For example, with this technology, it takes only 30 minutes to charge the battery to 50%. Show more
Available
Available
Other
Main characteristics
Weight
175 g
Average: 158.9 g
201 g
Average: 158.9 g
Thickness
7.9 mm
Average: 9.7 mm
8.8 mm
Average: 9.7 mm
Width
76.7 mm
Average: 71 mm
76.4 mm
Average: 71 mm
Height
157.9 mm
Average: 143.5 mm
161.9 mm
Average: 143.5 mm
Head SAR Radiation Level
The amount of electromagnetic wave energy absorbed by the tissues of the user's head when using the device.
1
max 2.79
Average: 0.7
0.38
max 2.79
Average: 0.7
Android Version
8
max 13
Average: 6.3
10
max 13
Average: 6.3
release date
10/01/2017
08/01/2018
Brand
Google
Samsung
SIM type
There are several types of SIM cards, including standard SIM, Micro SIM, Nano SIM, and eSIM. Micro SIM was designed for smaller devices and Nano SIM for even thinner and more compact smartphones. eSIM (embedded SIM) is an embedded electronic SIM module that does not require a physical card. Show more
Nano SIM
Nano SIM
Interfaces and communications
GPS
GPS helps to determine the location of the subject, to find maps. Used in applications where navigation is required.
Available
Available
NFC
NFC is a near field communication required for transactions, payments.
Available
Available
Bluetooth version
Each new version of Bluetooth has its own features and improvements over the previous version.
5
max 6
Average: 3.9
5
max 6
Average: 3.9
4K recording
30
max 960
Average: 38.7
60
max 960
Average: 38.7
Entry 1080
30
max 960
Average: 40.3
60
max 960
Average: 40.3
Entry 720
240
max 7680
Average: 185.2
max 7680
Average: 185.2
HDR10 video recording
The ability to record video with improved dynamic range and brighter and more contrasting colors.
Available
Available
WiFi version
Indicates the supported version of the Wi-Fi wireless standard. For example, Wi-Fi version 6 (802.11ax) is newer and more advanced, offering faster data transfer rates. Show more
802.11 a/b/g/ac
802.11 a/b/g/ac
A-GPS
A-GPS uses a combination of GPS signals and data from the cellular network to determine the current position of your smartphone faster and more accurately. Show more
Available
Available
Glonass
Global satellite navigation system developed by Russia.
Available
Available
Beidou
Global satellite navigation system developed by China.
Available
Available
Number of SIM cards
1
max 2
Average: 1.9
2
max 2
Average: 1.9
Bluetooth A2DP
A2DP allows your smartphone to stream high-quality, lossless audio to wireless headphones, speakers, or other compatible Bluetooth audio devices.
Available
Available
Bluetooth LE
Bluetooth low energy technology support
Available
Available
USB OTG
This feature allows the smartphone to act as a host and connect other USB devices such as flash drives, keyboards, mice, and other peripherals directly to the smartphone. Show more
Available
Available
USB charging
Available
Available
OTA updates
With the OTA update function, the smartphone can automatically download and install new versions of the operating system, security patches and other updates without the need to connect to a computer. Show more
Available
Available
4G (LTE)
LTE is located on a system on a chip (SoC). Built-in cellular-type LTE allows you to download much faster than older 3G technologies.
Available
Available
Gyroscope
The gyroscope is needed to measure or maintain the orientation of the device. It is achieved by measuring the angular velocity of rotation. They were originally made with a spinning rotor that detected changes in orientation such as rotation or twisting. Show more
Available
Available
USB version
New versions are more convenient in power management, work faster
3.1
max 3.2
Average: 2.1
3.1
max 3.2
Average: 2.1
Compass
The compass is essential for navigation software and games.
Available
Available
Barometer
A barometer is needed to measure atmospheric pressure. The device can warn of unexpected changes in the weather, for example, if the pressure has dropped sharply, this indicates that the weather will worsen in the near future. When properly configured, the barometer can determine altitude and pinpoint location when connected to GPS. Show more
Available
Available
Wi-Fi
The device can work via Wi-Fi.
Available
Available
Accelerometer
The accelerometer measures the linear acceleration of the device in space. It is needed to determine when the device changes from vertical to horizontal. Show more
Available
Available
Galileo
Satellite navigation system developed by the European Union.
Available
Available
Proximity sensor
The main purpose of the sensor is to automatically turn off the screen or block touch input when the smartphone is near the user's ear during a call or close to the face during a conversation. This prevents accidental touching or activation of functions during a call and improves usability. Show more
Available
Available
Light sensor
Used to detect the light intensity around the smartphone and adjust the screen brightness according to that level.
Available
Available
Hall Sensor
Detects and measures the magnetic field near the smartphone.
Available
Available
Game buttons
Not available
Not available
Magnetometer
Allows you to determine the magnetic field around the smartphone and indicate the direction and strength of this field.
Available
There is no data
geo tags
Allows you to add location information (geographic coordinates) to photos and videos taken on a smartphone.
Available
Available
3G
B1 (2100), B2 (1900), B4 (1700/2100 AWS A-F), B5 (850), B8 (900)
B1 (2100), B2 (1900), B4 (1700/2100 AWS A-F), B5 (850), B8 (900), B34 (TD 2000), B39 (TD 1900+)
Dual band
The ability to support dual frequency bands for wireless communications, typically Wi-Fi or cellular. This means that the device can operate in both the 2.4GHz band and the 5GHz band. Show more
Available
Available
Wi-Fi Direct
technology that allows devices to connect to each other directly over a Wi-Fi wireless connection, without the need for a router or access point.
Available
Available
Wi-Fi Display
Wi-Fi Display in smartphones refers to a technology that allows the image and sound from a mobile device to be transmitted to a large screen, such as a TV or monitor, via a Wi-Fi wireless connection. Show more
Available
There is no data
AVRCP (Audio/Visual Remote Control Profile)
Allows you to control audio and video playback on connected devices using your smartphone as a remote control. AVRCP allows you to skip tracks, adjust volume, play, pause or stop playback of media content on connected devices. Show more
Available
Available
HID (Human Interface Profile)
The HID profile allows you to use your smartphone as a wireless keyboard, mouse, joystick, or other input device to control computers, TVs, game consoles, and other devices. Show more
Available
Available
OPP (Object Push Profile)
Is a Bluetooth profile that allows you to transfer objects (files, pictures, contacts, etc.) between devices.
Available
Available
DIP (Device ID Profile)
Bluetooth profile that provides information about a device's unique identifier. It allows other devices to obtain identification information about the smartphone, such as its name, Bluetooth address, and other information necessary to interact with the device. Show more
Available
Available
HFP (Hands-Free Profile)
This is a Bluetooth profile that allows you to establish a wireless connection between a smartphone and a headset/car system, providing hands-free calling and call control. Show more
Available
Available
HSP (Headset Profile)
It is a Bluetooth profile for wireless connection and use of headsets and headphones.
Available
Available
MAP (Message Access Profile)
Refers to a profile that allows the smartphone to exchange text messages with connected devices via Bluetooth.
Available
Available
PAN (Personal Area Networking Profile)
Refers to a profile that allows you to establish a wireless connection between your smartphone and other devices for exchanging data.
Available
Available
PBAP/PAB (Phone Book Access Profile)
A profile that allows a device to access the contacts and phonebook entries of a compatible device via Bluetooth.
Available
Available

FAQ

How do Google Pixel 2 XL and Samsung Galaxy Note 9 perform in benchmarks?

According to the AnTuTu benchmark, Google Pixel 2 XL scored 201119 points. Samsung Galaxy Note 9 scored 273900 on AnTuTu test out of 911349 possible.

What camera do smartphones have?

Resolution of the main camera sensor for Google Pixel 2 XL 12 MP, versus 12 MP for Samsung Galaxy Note 9.

The front camera of the first smartphone received a resolution of 8 MP, versus 8 MP of the second.

Which accumulator is better for Google Pixel 2 XL or Samsung Galaxy Note 9?

The battery capacity of Google Pixel 2 XL is 3520 mAh, versus 4000 for Samsung Galaxy Note 9.

What kind of memory?

As for the built-in memory, it is 128 GB for the first device, and 512 GB for the second.

What screen do smartphones have

The screen of the first smartphone is equipped with a pOLED matrix, the second with a Super AMOLED matrix.

Which processor is better - Google Pixel 2 XL or Samsung Galaxy Note 9?

Google Pixel 2 XL has Qualcomm Snapdragon 835 on board, the other has Samsung Exynos 9 Octa 9810.

What is the screen resolution?

The display resolution of Google Pixel 2 XL is 6 inches, versus 6.4 inches for Samsung Galaxy Note 9.

How much do they weigh?

Google Pixel 2 XL weighs 175 grams, versus 201 grams for Samsung Galaxy Note 9.

How many SIM cards are supported?

The first smartphone can support up to 1, versus 2 for the second.

When did the sales start?

Google Pixel 2 XL was announced in There is no data. Samsung Galaxy Note 9 in There is no data.

What operating system version are you using?

Google Pixel 2 XL 8 has the Android version, Samsung Galaxy Note 9 10 has the Android version.

How much memory can be installed on smartphones?

Google Pixel 2 XL supports memory cards up to There is no data GB and Samsung Galaxy Note 9 up to 512 GB.

What kind of moisture protection?

IPThere is no data of Google Pixel 2 XL versus IP68 of Samsung Galaxy Note 9.