Google Nexus 4 benchmarks
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DisplayThe scientific display measurements allow us to inspect the quality of this extremely important component in such a great depth that is not possible with the naked eye. Armed with a colorimeter device and some specialized software, we study the various aspects of smartphone and tablet screens, such as their brightness, color temperature, gamma, color gamut and accuracy.
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Screen measurementsOur ‘Screen measurements’ table is like a quick, yet very detailed overview of a display. With just a quick glance, you can discover a great deal of important data, including the maximum brightness, contrast ratio, gamma, color temperature, etc. Hover over each category to learn more about it and what makes it important!
Maximum brightness Higher is better Minimum brightness (nits) Lower is better Contrast Higher is better Color temperature (Kelvins) Gamma Delta E rgbcmy Lower is better Delta E grayscale Lower is better Apple iPhone 8 663
(Excellent)3
(Excellent)1:1461
(Excellent)7026
(Good)2.14 3.16
(Good)4.15
(Average)Google Nexus 5X 487
(Good)2
(Excellent)1:1498
(Excellent)6799
(Excellent)2.31 2.06
(Good)3.54
(Good)Google Nexus 5 485
(Good)10
(Average)1:996
(Average)6786
(Excellent)2.05 2.88
(Good)3.11
(Good)Google Nexus 4 427
(Good)14
(Poor)No data
No data
No data
No data
No data
Google Pixel 3a 412
(Good)1.7
(Excellent)unmeasurable
(Excellent)6887
(Excellent)2.17 2.06
(Good)6.06
(Average)Google Nexus 6 270
(Poor)1
(Excellent)unmeasurable
(Excellent)6551
(Excellent)1.94 5.61
(Average)2.32
(Good)
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Screen measurementsOur ‘Screen measurements’ table is like a quick, yet very detailed overview of a display. With just a quick glance, you can discover a great deal of important data, including the maximum brightness, contrast ratio, gamma, color temperature, etc. Hover over each category to learn more about it and what makes it important!
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Performance BenchmarksIf there’s one thing smartphone consumers value extremely highly, that’s lightning-fast system performance. But how do you tell if a device has the necessary power to carry you through the seas of demanding apps and beyond? The answer is simple - through synthetic benchmarking! Thankfully, there are now tools that are professional enough to give us a good idea about the punch our devices really pack.
AnTuTu Higher is betterApple iPhone 8 215075Google Pixel 3a 130209Google Nexus 5X 53178Samsung Galaxy A3 (2017) 45938Google Nexus 5 26340Google Nexus 4 16749GFXBench T-Rex HD on-screen Higher is betterApple iPhone 8 60Google Nexus 5X 38Samsung Galaxy A3 (2017) 19Google Nexus 5 23GFXBench Manhattan 3.1 on-screen Higher is betterApple iPhone 8 60Google Pixel 3a 19Google Nexus 5X 16Samsung Galaxy A3 (2017) 7.3Google Nexus 5 9.4Vellamo Metal Higher is betterGoogle Nexus 5X 2161Samsung Galaxy A3 (2017) 1143.33Google Nexus 5 1166Google Nexus 4 600Basemark OS II Higher is betterApple iPhone 8 4226Google Nexus 5X 1537Samsung Galaxy A3 (2017) 993Google Nexus 5 891.3JetStream Higher is betterApple iPhone 8 225.79Google Pixel 3a 24.381Samsung Galaxy A3 (2017) 23.803Geekbench 4 single-core Higher is betterApple iPhone 8 4239Google Pixel 3a 1173Samsung Galaxy A3 (2017) 674.33Geekbench 4 multi-core Higher is betterApple iPhone 8 10405Google Pixel 3a 3883Samsung Galaxy A3 (2017) 3224 -
Camera SpeedA good camera is the one that’s always there when you need it. Quality matters, but so does speed, and that is why we do a series of tests to determine if a smartphone’s camera has what it takes to be a reliable tool in your photographic activities. We measure camera speed by running the cross-platform benchmark program CamSpeed, and by performing our own proprietary speed test.
Taking a pic Lower is better Taking an HDR pic (sec) Lower is better CamSpeed score Higher is better CamSpeed score with flash Higher is better Apple iPhone 6 1.9 2 619 432 Google Nexus 6P 2.2 2.9 346 464 Google Nexus 4 2.8 4.3 434 395 Google Nexus 5X 2.8 3.2 623 568 Google Nexus 5 3.5 4 406 347 Google Nexus 6 4 No data
393 303 -
Audio OutputIf power never feels enough when it comes to your favorite tunes, then you’ll surely find our audio benchmark quite useful, as it allows you to find the handsets and tablets with the strongest speakers. We also measure power of the earphones output, but hey - be careful with that volume control - you’ll need those ears!
Headphones output power (Volts) Higher is betterApple iPhone 8 0.995Google Nexus 6 0.98Samsung Galaxy S4 0.38Google Nexus 5 0.36Google Nexus 5X 0.287Google Nexus 4 0.28Loudspeaker loudness (dB) Higher is betterApple iPhone 8 77.9Google Nexus 6 75Samsung Galaxy S4 77Google Nexus 5 71Google Nexus 5X 69.2Google Nexus 4 80 -
Battery LifeNothing can replace a reliable, long-lasting battery that can easily carry you and your smartphone through at least a day of heavy usage. Of course, you can always get one of those chubby battery cases, but how uncool would that be? Instead, we’d suggest that you take advantage of our battery life ratings, which are based on our own, custom-designed battery test, to see how the phones compare.
We measure battery life by running a custom web-script, designed to replicate the power consumption of typical real-life usage. All devices that go through the test have their displays set at 200-nit brightness.
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