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    Reads are faster on Firestore, Writes are faster on Firebase Real Time Database Commented Mar 14, 2020 at 5:06
  • it usually ends up on the use case , if you are going to use higher bandwidth and having have the storage 98% of the time and use higher data processing then I would use fire store or else u can use the Realtime database . Commented Mar 14, 2022 at 19:13
  • Cloud Firestore:- 1.> Structure: Document-oriented — data stored in collections → documents → fields/subcollections. 2.> Complexity handling: Easier to organize complex, hierarchical data. 3.> Query power: Advanced — supports compound queries, array-contains, range filters, sorting, etc. Realtime Database:- 1.> Structure: JSON tree — data stored as a single large JSON object. 2.> Complexity handling: Becomes hard to manage and query when data grows large or deeply nested. 3.> Query power: Limited — basic queries like filtering by one child key at a time. Commented Oct 9 at 6:19