The smartphones with the best cameras were announced yesterday in a top 10 that will certainly generate a lot of controversy among mobile phone users around the world. We are talking about a top 10 made by Consumer Reports, a reputable American publication that tests all kinds of products, and iPhone X was declared as the smartphone with the best camera at the moment.
The iPhone X is not the only iPhone in this top 10, as the iPhone 8, iPhone 8 Plus, iPhone 7, iPhone 7 Plus and iPhone 6S were also listed as having exceptional cameras. Of course, Apple's iPhones were not the only smartphones, they were also accompanied by products from Samsung, but the entire top is quite unusual, considering what the experts from DxOMark announced in the past.
- Apple iPhone X
- Apple iPhone 8
- Apple iPhone 8 Plus
- Samsung Galaxy S8 Plus
- Apple iPhone 7
- Apple iPhone 6s Plus
- Samsung Galaxy S8
- Samsung Galaxy Note 8
- Apple iPhone 7 Plus
- Samsung Galaxy Active S8
iPhone X has the best smartphone camera
iPhone X is credited as having the best smartphone camera, but it is interesting that in this top we do not find, for example, Google Pixel 2 or Huawei Mate 10 Pro, phones praised for their very good cameras. The strange thing is the listing of the iPhone 6S or the Samsung Galaxy S8 Active, and this could suggest that the type of smartphones tested by those from Consumer Reports was quite limited, unfortunately for their subscribers.
"The smartphones featured below have the best camera performance among the dozens in CR's smartphone ratings. They might not match the image quality of a mirrorless or DSLR camera, but in many situations they come close. And you can't beat the best smartphone cameras for portability and sharing options."
iPhone X has a very good camera, maybe even the best in a smartphone, but until now photography experts could not unanimously declare a winner in terms of smartphone camera quality. DxOMark says that Google Pixel 2 deserves this title, those from Consumer Reports say that iPhone X should be considered, and in the end each customer chooses exactly what he thinks is best for taking pictures in everyday life.
