Interesting video, comparing Pixel speeds with a Samsung modem against the iPhone and Samsung with Qualcomm modems across different networks and 5G bands.
https://youtu.be/AtMv2lnZGu4
https://youtu.be/AtMv2lnZGu4
Pixel 6 vs S21 vs iPhone 13 5G speed comparison
- Thread starter Jeremy8000
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ood video, nice to know the Exynos 5123 (which is an older design than the Qualcomm SDX60) can keep up. As to why he asks there are differences?
Not all is based on the Modem chip, but how it integrates with the processor and other circuitry inside the phone; as well as programming (for band preferences, etc.) and antenna sizes and placement; and it appears that Apple does a better job with their phone than Samsung does with their phone. (Wonder if the Ultra 5G might do better or the same?)
However, it shows that Google, which is marketing the first American marketed phone that does not use a Qualcomm modem has done a great job (along with Samsung) integrating it with the (Samsung manufactured) processor. But, Samsung produces both, Tensor and Exynos 5123.
I to wonder how the results would have turned out if he has tested two of each model phone side-by-side to see if there was a major difference between same model phones.
On a side note, I have found out that Exynos 5123 is capable of using the newer C-band (mid-wave) 5G (primarily to be used at first by Verizon/AT&T) in certain areas starting (or maybe already started) at the end of 2021. C-band will do wonders for Verizon and AT&T for 5G service in the future.
Not all is based on the Modem chip, but how it integrates with the processor and other circuitry inside the phone; as well as programming (for band preferences, etc.) and antenna sizes and placement; and it appears that Apple does a better job with their phone than Samsung does with their phone. (Wonder if the Ultra 5G might do better or the same?)
However, it shows that Google, which is marketing the first American marketed phone that does not use a Qualcomm modem has done a great job (along with Samsung) integrating it with the (Samsung manufactured) processor. But, Samsung produces both, Tensor and Exynos 5123.
I to wonder how the results would have turned out if he has tested two of each model phone side-by-side to see if there was a major difference between same model phones.
On a side note, I have found out that Exynos 5123 is capable of using the newer C-band (mid-wave) 5G (primarily to be used at first by Verizon/AT&T) in certain areas starting (or maybe already started) at the end of 2021. C-band will do wonders for Verizon and AT&T for 5G service in the future.
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Another thing to look at between 6 and 6pro 5G
https://chromeunboxed.com/pixel-6-doesnt-have-mm-wave-5g-unless-you-buy-it-from-these-carriers/
https://chromeunboxed.com/pixel-6-doesnt-have-mm-wave-5g-unless-you-buy-it-from-these-carriers/
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