The test puts both phones through a boot test, app launch test, multitasking test, gaming, web browsing test, Wi-Fi speed test and more.
The Pixel 4a has a Snapdragon 730 processor and 6GB of RAM, while the iPhone SE is powered by Apple’s A13 chip and has 3GB of RAM.
The boot up test saw the Pixel 4a load faster, while the app launching test was a pretty close race between both phones. Overall, Butch says he was “surprised” at how well the Pixel 4a performed versus the more expensive iPhone SE.
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