We Used Best 2018 Flagships in 2022! *Shocking*

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[ÆßV]

Pixel 3 shows how much ahead Google was compared to its competitors when it came to image processing.

[TheFactFactoryKnowledge]

So is no one going to talk about the fact that he has 2 watches on either hand

[vedanshchn]

Buying previous years' flagships is better than buying any mid range phone. At least for me. I got a Galaxy S10 in May as my secondary device and it works flawlessly.

[rakeshchaudhary]

Samsung has now improved a lot in past 4 years better portrait, better features and best software updates almost at par with iphones

[nikk]

Samsung Note 9 is the epitome of smartphones.
Literally perfect smartphone ever.

[vigneshnr]

Oh..this video was unexpected :) I'm watching this on Samsung note 9 now.. over 3.5 years - absolutely fantastic. Now if I switch I'll surely miss these - finger print + iris convenience, in-built sensor for health, 3.5mm jack, uninterrupted screen design without notch, hole etc, stylus (yes.. It is such an underrated feature), swipe up for Samsung Pay, edge panel, Sturdy (withstood so many drops) & much more. It is a benchmark in design - simply brilliant. If Samsung launches a new version in the same shell, I'll buy again. It is a phone that makes you feel creative and gives the power to do more !

[rgbAiQ]

Flagships are always ahead regarding hardware.. usually those features will release after 5 years on mid ranges

[rbhna]

Pixel 3's camera was really ahead of the time...Still now it's way better than Xs / Note 9 even mid-rangers from now when it comes to software processing and overall photo....

[suvrojitroy]

Watching this on my Pixel 3. The camera is still good, battery life is a bummer but it's actually helpful because my whole point is to use my phone less. I just use the phone for shopping, banking and browsing/YouTube video and it's a perfect size for me.

[kunalghosh]

I expect my budget phone to last 3 years though. And if its a flagship one, it should at least last 4 years.

[uraniumpzza]

Still using a Pixel 4XL, the 2019 Google flagship. Never enjoyed using a phone this much. You don't need the latest to have a ton of fun.

[musicbysazid]

TW always comes with the best video idea possible

[bankerthendraj]

Not just flagships, I purchased Redmi Note 7 Pro in 2019 for 12k and still working like a charm. I am using an android 13 custom ROM and in both performance and camera sections, it beats today's 15k range smartphones. Only battery backup has decreased But I am sure It will last 2 more years very fluently. It has a full HD display, a teardrop notch, and gorilla glass 5 in front and back( I am using it without any cover and screen protector and it has minor and unnoticeable scratches.) SD 675 processor, 48MP sony Camera sensor, and just want to tell you that I am a very heavy user.

But the main reason for being so happy with the product is Custom ROM support for Xiaomi devices, MIUI 12.5 was the worst update.

[ihtesham_emon]

it will be amazing to see a comparison of Poco F1 against todays flagship killer or midrangers!

[parag..]

06:30
Mrwhosetheboss was right, Samsung has some issues with the battery, almost every samsung battery gets swollen...

[sivasankarpnair]

Watching this on my Pixel 3XL. Still better than anything under 30k for cam & Custom ROM's

[superninja]

I'm still using Realme 1(6gb varient) from 2018 as my primary device and it still works flawlessly for basic tasks and that's no lag. It's very much usable and the best thing is it only costed 13k.

[Aayush_dab]

I like these types of videos where you try old phones where were premium and now their prices are low

[ttrx]

2017-2019 was the golden era smartphones
no gimmicks no hypes no fakeness
Only pure smartphone experience
whether its a budget a mid range or a flagship
everything had a class
and how innovative brands where

[Aman-uuvi]

Still using the pixel 3xl i bought in 2018 December.
Unfortunately Google stopped updates, but otherwise it works flawlessly