The Oppo F1s is oriented towards capturing the best selfies among its users, while the Google Pixel phone is made for performance. While the Oppo F1s model is developed as an expert in producing great images, Google's Pixel phone is intended to be a high-end smartphone. It is therefore fitting to make a comparison about the two phones.

As for the total design of the two phones, the Oppo F1s is aesthetically thought off with its taller and wider design compared to the Pixel phone. This is because the Oppo F1s has a 5.5-inch screen and a higher screen resolution of 720p, whereas the Pixel phone has only a 5-inch AMOLED screen, according to Slash Gear.

When it comes to the device's capacity to power-up themselves, the Oppo F1s powered by a MediaTek MT670 Octa-core, while the Pixel phone has a 1.6GHz quad-core Qualcomm Snapdragon 821. Since the Pixel phone utilizes the Qualcomm processor, it can be said that it performs better than Oppo F1s.

In terms of the operating systems of both phones, the Google Pixel runs Android 7.1 as compared to Oppo F1s' Android 5.1 OS. Therefore, the Google Pixel sports the latest version of the operating system.

The Oppo F1s model is meant to prove itself that it has a better camera than the Google Pixel, since it boasts of a 16MP front camera and a 13MP shooter for its rear camera. The Google Pixel however, comes with a 12.3MP rear camera and an 8MP front camera. By just merely looking at the figures, we know that the Oppo F1s is better in this category.

It is apparent that Google Pixel has a good capacity for its battery, however it is lesser if compared to the Oppo F1s model. Considering the RAM capacity, the Pixel model has a higher number than the Oppo F1s. As for the storage capacity, the Oppo F1s has an expandable storage of up to 128GB as posted by GSM Arena.

The Oppo F1s has a dual sim support, while the Google Pixel can only accommodate one sim card. Although the Google Pixel is being challenged by the Oppo F1s, it can still be clearly seen that it dominated the numbers in terms of performance.

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