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Compare Tensor G2 to Snapdragon (lemdro.id)
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Would anyone be able to help me out? My Pixel 7 Pro broke. Unfortunately, I live in the USA and bought this on a ~~contract~~ lease for 3 years. I'm wanting something similar to it, and the used phone market has plenty of options.

Would anyone be able to compare the speeds of older phones to the G2? I know the Snapdragon 8 Gen 2 is much faster and more efficient, but how comparable is the 8 Gen 1 to the G2?

If I bought an S22, would I be better off? Would it be the same performance and battery heat issues if I bought an S21?

I'm not sure how the G2 stacks up against the previous flagship Snapdragon chips, and I'm wanting to get a phone that's at least similar or better (budget permitting lol).

Any suggestions?

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[-] danielfgom@lemmy.world 1 points 1 year ago* (last edited 1 year ago)

Can't you get a repair of your Pixel? Should be much cheaper than buying a new phone.

The Tensor is fine. It will do everything you need it to except play games on high refresh rate. But that's a niche case.

It's more than enough for daily average use. Plus the Pixel photos are much better than the Samsung photos

If you really must upgrade, then I'd recommend the Asus ZenFone 10. Snapdragon 8 gen 2. Or wait until after the Samsung keynote today when they accounce the S24 and the price of the S23 should drop significantly.

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