MKBHD also known as Marques Brownlee, a popular tech based YouTuber, has just released a new video on his channel. In this video, he compared a bunch of smartphones like the Google Pixel 7 Pro, Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra, and more against one another in a blind camera test and some of these results might surprise you, so let’s have a look.

Marques Brownlee recently setup a dedicated page on his official website where he had his large audience participate in multiple rounds of voting. There were multiple categories that the audience could vote on like the overall camera performance, standard shots, low light images, and even portrait shots. There were a total of 16 smartphones with a vast majority of them being premium flagship grade devices. But despite being pit against some major names like the Galaxy S22 Ultra, iPhone 14 Pro, and even the Pixel 7 Pro, the Google Pixel 6a took the top spot in the overall rankings.

This is quite notable considering the camera on the Pixel 6a is the same one that the company has employed on the Pixel series since the Pixel 2. Although, the overall results do not show the entire picture. MKBHD’s blind camera test had 21.2 million votes that divided the results between three categories. In the standard test, the Oppo Find X5 Pro is the winner for regular shots. Meanwhile, the Pixel 7 Pro took the throne for portrait shots, while the Vivo X80 Pro+ lead the pack in the low light category.

Interestingly enough, the Apple iPhone 14 Pro saw some rather unremarkable results as it only got the 6th place in the standard, 10th place in the low light, and 5th place in the portrait blind camera tests. In the overall average rankings, the Pixel 6a surprisingly came first in a David and Goliath kind of fashion, with the runner up being the Pixel 7 Pro. Rounding up the top three list was the ASUS Zenfone 9.

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The latest member of the Power Series, Ulefone Power 6, has been in the market long enough to get the praises and good reputation from users as well as media. Dozens of promotional videos are already available concerning its performance and durability but today Ulefone is releasing a new video demonstrating the camera performance of Power 6. Let’s take a look.

As shown in the video, the dual rear camera that hosts a 16MP Sony IMX298 main sensor and a 2MP secondary perform really well. The details captured seem rich, the dynamic range looks satisfying and colors appear more or less as they really are. The camera app comes with multiple modes like Beauty mode, Bokeh mode, Mono mode, and Pro mode, satisfying different shooting demands. The photo shot with Bokeh effect looks impressive. We should mention that the selfie shooter also hosts a 16MP sensor in the waterdrop notch also offering high-resolution images and excellent beauty mode performance.

Ulefone Power 6 comes with a 6.3″ FHD+ display and is powered by the Helio P35 AI SoC backed by 4GB of RAM and 64GB of internal storage. Also, the phone supports OTG function and reverse charging, face and fingerprint unlock, GPS/Glonass/Beidou/Galileo, global network support, NFC with Google Pay, and runs on the brand-new Android 9 Pie.

Starting today, you can get the Power 6 for just $159.99 on Banggood until July 29th. For more information about other products, you can visit the official Ulefone website.

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Oukitel Y4800 is was announced back in May and is the first member of the new “Young Series” (Y stands for Young). The device comes with a Samsung 48MP AI camera and the powerful mid-range SoC Helio P70 together with Young OS based on Android 9 Pie. The Global 1st presale will be held from July 22nd to July 29th offering early buyers $50 off the retail price of $249.99. Of course, the killer feature is the 48MP camera, so let’s take a look at the test conducted by Oukitel Lab between the Y4800 and Redmi Note 7.

The Y4800 sorts the Samsung GM1 48MP sensor with f/1.8 aperture. That’s 4 times higher than the mainstream 12MP sensors. When in 48MP mode, the single pixel is 0.8µm which allows you to take wonderful photos with better resolution. As always, the MP count don’t matter a lot if the sensor itself is small in size and for that reason, Samsung made it big enough to take advantage as more light as possible. The sensor size of the GM1 48MP sensor reaches to 1/2 inch, 56% larger than normal 1/2.8inch sensors. Also, 48MP mean large resolution and that becomes handy when cropping or zooming in photos. The front camera also adopts a Samsung 16MP sensor with f/2.0 aperture.

No one will claim that a $250 phone shoots better photos than a $1K flagship but the difference between these two isn’t that big. The Oukitel Y4800 takes comparatively good photos with the rear camera. No matter the exposure, white balance, or sharpness, Y4800 handles quite good. The color is improved to be brighter to a certain degree, and due to the 1/2 inch large sensor size, the dynamic range is excellent.

As for the rest of the specs, there is a 6.3″ FHD+ waterdrop display and the Helio P70 SoC is backed by 6GB of RAM plus 128GB of storage. This combination is unprecedented in this price category and that makes the Y4800 unbeatable. Also, there is a 4000mAh battery that the Young OS takes perfect advantage of, resulting in excellent battery performance. If you are looking for a long standby smartphone with a good camera, go ahead and add it to your wishlist before the presale starts to be informed when it goes live.

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