Here are a few apps that offer video calling on Android phones with the same level of quality as on FaceTime. All of the apps below should work for you no matter which Android device (Google, Samsung, Huawei, Xiaomi, LG, Motorola, etc.) you own.
Google Duo
Most recent Android phones ship with the Google Duo app pre-installed. The app is available on both Android and iOS devices, meaning you would be able to make video calls to iPhone, iPad, and Mac users as well. Calls can be made over mobile data or WiFi just like on FaceTime and you can leave a video message (much like a voicemail) when the person on the receiving end doesn’t answer your call.
Google Hangouts
Google offers a secondary video calling option in Hangouts which also works on Android and iOS in addition to the web. While Duo only supports video calls, Hangouts comes with full message-sharing functionalities including text messages, and voice calling.
Hangouts additionally offers a built-in screen sharing option, conversation history, and location sharing. Users can make audio-only calls to other Google Hangouts users and can also disable their microphone from within a video call without ending the session.
While FaceTime is used by all iPhone and Mac users, WhatsApp is used by almost any smartphone user, be it on Android or iOS. The app has been a go-to chat service across several regions and its video calling functionality is quite popular as well.
BY AJAAY
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