Apple iPhone X best for clicking says DxOMark; trails Pixel 2

DxOMark has given the iPhone X a staggering 101 in the photos section along with a score of 89 in the video section. It is interesting to note here is that Apple iPhone X does still lag behind the Google Pixel 2 in the overall given DxOMark score.

What aspects make Apple iPhone the best?

Google Pixel 2 scored 99 as the respective photo score and 96 in the video score thus making it a total score of 98.
iPhone X actually scored more than the Huawei Mate 10 Pro whereas Samsung Galaxy Note 8 did score a 100 during the testing.
The camera in respective iPhone X does capture a ‘very good exposure’ along with a very good amount of highlights and shadow detailed preservation in the HDR images
The sensor also does render the colors very accurately along with correct white based balance in ‘all the lighting condition.
The sensor also does manage to preserve a good amount of detail and also decreases the level of noise in ‘most ‘ of the lighting conditions’ and the bokeh is natural in the images.

What does DxOmark say about Apple iPhone X:

DxOMark did at many times point out that auto-focus on the respective camera was ‘a little slow’ on several occasions. There was also visibly red-eyed in the shots with a smartphone camera flash along with ghosting type of artifact.
Moving onto the video things of the side, iPhone X camera saw ‘high-frequency oscillations’ in the movements such as walking along with the visibility of luminescence noise and loss of sharpness while tracking of any object in low light conditions.
The device also scored 89 in comparison to 91 scored by Huawei Mate 10 Pro and 96 that Google Pixel 2 scored.
On the whole, iPhone X is tied up with Huawei Mate 10 Pro at the total score of 97 and the Google Pixel 2 does manage to stay on the top with a topnotch score of 98.