Video will look great on the XR, aside from lack of true HDR, etc. People complaining about video resolution are barking up the wrong tree. Even on 1080p ~6" phone screen, 720p video looks very good (if encoded properly).
The main issue IMO is text quality. Generally in a movie or TV show, you are not trying read tiny text on screen. You may be looking at a giant talking head filling up 1/3rd of the screen. Contrast that to trying to surf on MacRumors in Safari. The entire screen is filled up with tiny characters. Now try to do this in another language like Chinese or Korean, where each individual word is not that much bigger than a single English letter. That's when the pixel density really matters.
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Video will look great on the XR, aside from lack of true HDR, etc. People complaining about video resolution are barking up the wrong tree. Even on 1080p ~6" phone screen, 720p video looks very good (if encoded properly).
The main issue IMO is text quality. Generally in a movie or TV show, you are not trying read tiny text on screen. You may be looking at a giant talking head filling up 1/3rd of the screen. Contrast that to trying to surf on MacRumors in Safari. The entire screen is filled up with tiny characters. Now try to do this in another language like Chinese or Korean, where each individual word is not that much bigger than a single English letter. That's when the pixel density really matters.
I am able to tell a difference in the quality of video between the 8 and 8 Plus. I left the 8 and went back to the 8 Plus because video of baseball and football games did not look HD on the 8. Data speed not an issue as I am on ATT Fiber with speeds approaching 500 up/down.