Mrwhosetheboss Picks
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5 Jul 2020 · 7.5M views · 12:43

$7 Smartphone vs $7,000 Smartphone.

7 products in this video, in the order they appear. Tap a timestamp to jump to the bit where I talk about it.

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In this video.

  1. Sony Ericsson Xperia X10 mini
    01I'd skip it▶ 0:30
    Sony Ericsson Xperia X10 mini

    A 2010 phone that barely works today and was unusable for any real tasks.

  2. HTC One M8
    02Worth it if…▶ 2:37
    HTC One M8

    Works as a phone and apps run, but it feels dated by 2020 standards, especially speakers, display layout and camera dynamic range.

  3. OnePlus 8
    03I'd buy it▶ 4:56
    OnePlus 8

    Arguably the best value phone of the year, with nothing feeling missing at $700.

  4. Bellperre Icon Android Phone (Galaxy S20 Ultra gold edition)
    04Worth it if…▶ 6:54
    Bellperre Icon Android Phone (Galaxy S20 Ultra gold edition)

    Beautifully made and special to own, but it is a Galaxy S20 Ultra underneath, so the extra money buys feel rather than better tech.

  5. Samsung Galaxy Buds Plus (leather custom)
    05Not rated▶ 7:23
    Samsung Galaxy Buds Plus (leather custom)

    Custom leather-covered Galaxy Buds Plus supplied in the Bellperre package, which he found wacky but nicely packaged.

  6. Samsung Galaxy S20 Ultra
    06Not rated▶ 8:25
    Samsung Galaxy S20 Ultra

    Used for around three months and serves as the base of the gold custom phone.

  7. Huawei Mate 30 RS Porsche Design
    07Not rated▶ 9:44
    Huawei Mate 30 RS Porsche Design

    Cited as the most expensive first-party phone at $2,500, though its tech is no better than the cheaper Mate 30 Pro.