For anything more than basic software-processed output and utility snaps or selfies, this high-end phone loses pretty terribly to an average hybrid consumer camera.
The iPhone can't even hope to touch the cheap Kodak, much less the actual mirrorless.
I've got an Instax Mini Evo, so I believe the guy.
And partly that is Apple to blame here. For their PR and marketing.
Probably a social media post at best. I don’t think most viewers are going to be that critical. The best camera is always the one you have on you .
And if all you have is a phone, then you will only ever have phone camera quality photos. For many, that is good enough, but it’s not really an argument to not buy a dedicated camera, so that you may carry it, and even use it to shoot better photos than your phone could.