Mariano3113
Head-Fier
- Joined
- Apr 10, 2013
- Posts
- 58
- Likes
- 16
I have a preorder in for 128GB Pixel so I'll follow up in the coming weeks.
According to Qualcomm: The power of the Snapdragon 821 processor extends into the Pixel smartphones’ audio capabilities through stunning Hi-Fi audio playback. The phone features the Qualcomm Aqstic audio codec, designed to deliver high dynamic range and high-resolution playback up to 192kHz/24bit to create a remarkable audio experience designed to match the demands of the modern audiophile.
(https://www.qualcomm.com/news/snapdragon/2016/10/04/pixel-phones-made-google-powered-snapdragon-821)
If Note 7 with same Aqstic and no Mentioned Dedicated Amp hype are to go by then I'm hoping to at least hear decent audio from a Google device.
I find Note 7 (US Snapdragon Variant) to be very good for US CDMA Smartphone.
LG V20 seems to be over hyped if GSMarenas audio headphone tests are to be considered. (I'll have to wait to actually give a listen once that Phablet arrives locally, but early judgement is disappointing seeing the Quad-Dac hype and then seeing the stereo crosstalk reading in comparison to Note 7 & HTC 10)
Fingers crossed it sounds on-par or better than Note 7
According to Qualcomm: The power of the Snapdragon 821 processor extends into the Pixel smartphones’ audio capabilities through stunning Hi-Fi audio playback. The phone features the Qualcomm Aqstic audio codec, designed to deliver high dynamic range and high-resolution playback up to 192kHz/24bit to create a remarkable audio experience designed to match the demands of the modern audiophile.
(https://www.qualcomm.com/news/snapdragon/2016/10/04/pixel-phones-made-google-powered-snapdragon-821)
If Note 7 with same Aqstic and no Mentioned Dedicated Amp hype are to go by then I'm hoping to at least hear decent audio from a Google device.
I find Note 7 (US Snapdragon Variant) to be very good for US CDMA Smartphone.
LG V20 seems to be over hyped if GSMarenas audio headphone tests are to be considered. (I'll have to wait to actually give a listen once that Phablet arrives locally, but early judgement is disappointing seeing the Quad-Dac hype and then seeing the stereo crosstalk reading in comparison to Note 7 & HTC 10)
Fingers crossed it sounds on-par or better than Note 7