Blind camera comparison: OnePlus 11 vs Galaxy S23 Ultra, iPhone 14 Pro Max, Pixel 7 Pro
The OnePlus 11 arrived with a moderate bang, hoping to reinvigorate the OnePlus brand and repair its somewhat damaged public image, which suffered a bit in the past few years immediately after the merger with Chinese giant Oppo. Well, the OnePlus 11 definitely has the makings for a pretty appealing phone, with great hardware, capable Hasselblad camera, and finally, a very aggressive price tag that definitely puts it on the map
- 50MP wide (main) camera, Sony IMX890 sensor, f/1.8 aperture
- 48MP ultra-wide camera, Sony IMX581 sensor, f/2.2
- 32MP 2X zoom camera, Sony IMX709 sensor, f/2.0 (up to 20X digital zoom)
- 16MP front camera, ISOCELL 3P9 (S5K3P9) sensor
But the question remains: is this enough to make it a fan favorite and actually tip the scales in its favor in direct comparison with the current crop of behemoths on the US cameraphone scene, the super-versatile Galaxy S23 Ultra, the superb iPhone 14 Pro Max, and finally, the Pixel 7 Pro that punches way above its weight?
It’s time for another blind camera comparison, where you, dear readers, will be calling the shots! Below you’ll find nearly a dozen scenes with randomized and anonymous camera samples taken with all four phones, and it’s your job to pick a favorite and vote for it in the polls!
The results of this blind camera comparison will be revealed this Friday, January 17, so make sure to stick around and find out if your horse won the race! Leave a comment with your picks and come back around this Friday to find out the answers!.
Zoom range scene – Ultra-wide, 1X, 2X, 10X
We kick things off with a zoom range taken with each phone. We took a bunch of photos with all phones, namely a ultra-wide, 1X, 2X, and a 10X; it’s up to you to decide which phone fared the best in this ordeal. So, all four photos on a given row here are taken with the same device.
Phone #1 zoom range
Phone #2 zoom range
Phone #3 zoom range
Phone #4 zoom range
Now, back to our regular schedule with normal blind camera comparison scenes.