Smartphone vs Tablet - The Ultimate Comparison and Usability Test

[arizonaland]

12 yrs later and this is still the best and probably the only such comparison video on YouTube. ❤

[rogermuppet]

Tablets are really convenient, but not so good on the go. Home, office and train rides is where its at. I feel kinda goofy, but it's awesome!

[basicthinkingtv]

@golDarkrai thank you so much for your support. Such comments are so motivating!

[iamlucascruz]

I choose smartphone because I have a smartphone and tablet and I barely use the tablet but I use my phone all the time

[shingles]

I'm honestly debating on switching to a tablet for my main device I've been a smartphone user for a while now and just had so many issues with them

[shreyanshumalviya]

dym didnt realise the video is 10 years old..

[dhrgkbqxtjr]

I like what good friends these two are.

[sharonjuniorchess]

Interesting fusion of two devices into one but it really depends on whether you want a tablet that is really a phone or a phone that is really a tablet? I never understood the point of a tablet as they seemed to be in no mans land half way between a phone and laptop. To date I have liked the portability and compactness of a tablet in a phone when I don't want to get out my Chromebook from my rucksack. But now I am looking for a small but compact tablets that can be used by a junior chess club for kids to play online without the fuss of using a laptop & keyboard. Finally I have found their niche & function. Now do I really need a Chromebook?

[MichaelKader]

Great video. it seems the tablet excels at viewing media, playing it back to others, and using the extra screen real estate to multi-task more efficiently. The best place I see to use that is in the office, but I have a PC there.

I love technology, but in day to day activities I don't want to be walking around enjoying my 7" screen as opposed to the world around me. With the smart phone the screen size allows me to get something done, put it away, and back to reality.

[basicthinkingtv]

@akseljensen wow, thank you so much for this amazing feedback. We will make sure to come up with more videos like this. It's just very time intensive to film and especially to edit them. We filmed for 5 hours and then we edited it for 2 days, shrinking down 75 minutes of footage to below 7 mins. It was a great experience though!

[taffymoon]

smartphone because it is safer to bring outside and much comfy

[ronettreker]

Smartphone-pocket device useful because of it's size making it always available.
Tablet- smaller, less powerful personal computer for people who don't want a laptop.

[HoneyReno]

is it bad that I'm excited about the Mr Brown Cafe moreso than the comparison? then again, I'm already more a fan of the smartphone because capabilities will only get better in the smaller more mobile product

[Fletcherismine]

Thanks for the English version! Keep it up minipcpro! ill always support u guys!

[_quixote]

Should I buy a laptop or the Samsung tab s5e? Or a phone??? Of a desktop?? I CAN'T CHOSE A DEVICE PLS HELP.

[tdeepweb]

In my opinion, tablets are great for people that plays game just because it's screen are bigger and a huge battery life. And for Smartphone, they are great in fitting through thing easily like pocket and it's body is very comfortable because you can hold in in one hand or both

[orangeyuuzora]

Great video!! Not only it's interesting, it's also easy to understand and funny at times.
To be honest, I actually more interested in the tablet. It's not very portable but it's seems better because the larger display for browsing, watching videos. Taking photos is difficult but you can see a better preview, again because of the display. But for calling and for person who likes to go anywhere, smartphone is definitely better, because it's portability and the camera's usually better.

[ahamedtiger]

i will go with fablet, hope u both happy with it.

[blakspyder]

Not sure but wouldn't it save time if you could just add subtitles to the original version instead of having to upload two videos?

[monstercameron]

use a monopod, get you finger out of the shot, use a proper mic and keep the shot steadier