Google Pixel 3a vs Canon G7X Mark I vs Samsung S7

The are the test photos I took, comparing these phones and camera. Why these? Because I own them, no other reasons.

Low-light - Canon GX7

Low Light - Google Pixel 3a. Default setting

Low Light - Google Pixel 3a. Night Sight

Low Light - Samsung S7

Low-light - Canon GX7

Low Light - Google Pixel 3a. Night Sight

Low Light - Samsung S7

Canon GX7

 Google Pixel 3a

Samsung S7

Canon GX7

Google Pixel 3a

Google Pixel 3a - Night Sight

Samsung S7

Samsung S7

Google Pixel 3a

Samsung S7

Google Pixel 3a

Samsung S7

Google Pixel 3a

Canon GX7

Google Pixel 3a

Samsung S7

Google Pixel 3a

Samsung S7, iPhone6+, and Sony RX100 M2 Low-light shootout

We set out to compare the new Samsung S7 with the iPhone 6+, adding the Sony RX100 M2, and the Canon GX7 for reference. Unfortunately, some problems with the lens on the GX7 forced me to exclude its shots (basically, pictures taken were blurry even in broad daylight).

In any case, it seems that Samsung now takes the prize for best low-light Smartphone camera, and we are getting very close to the day when there will be no need to carry around a good-quality point-and-shoot to get decent night shots.

Picture 1. iPhone6+

Picture 1. Samsung S7

Picture 1. Sony RX100 M2

Picture 1. Zoomed comparison

Picture 2. iPhone 6+

Picture 2. Samsung S7

Picture 2. Sony RX100 M2

Picture 2. The iPhone6+'s shows its limits. S7 performs quite well.
The RX100, as expected, keeps the most accurate level of details