Hands-on Review:- Samsung Galaxy vs Apple iPhone The Big Smartphone For You?

DISCLAIMER

The opinion of this product is not to discourage the buyers for buying such product.

The opinion is just to state the pros and cons, with some introduction and specifications.

1. Introduction

Samsung Galaxy vs Apple iPhone The BiIt was only a few months ago when Samsung released the Galaxy S6 Edge. Now, the Edge+ is due in a few days, presenting a serious competitor to the Apple iPhone 6 Plus in the big smartphone territory.

Both the Galaxy S6 Edge+ and iPhone 6 Plus are the best in their class, so what will work for you best will depend on your needs. For starters, the Edge+ features a bigger screen at 5.7 inches while the iPhone 6 Plus is fitted with a 5.5-inch display. Despite the Edge+'s bigger screen, it features a thinner bezel and smaller home button and weighs less at 153 grams compared to the iPhone's 172 grams.


In the hand, both will feel nice though, now that Samsung has ditched plastic to opt for an aluminum-and-glass build. Apple, on the other hand, favors an aluminum uni-body for the iPhone 6 Plus. #Marketing


The Edge+'s curved screen is nothing new now, but it still undoubtedly looks good. With a resolution of 2560 by 1440 pixels too, Samsung's newest offering touts 518ppi, trumping Apple's 401ppi. The two look great but the Edge+ has a definite "edge" over the iPhone 6 Plus.


The Samsung Galaxy S6 Edge+ appears to be winning over the Apple iPhone 6 Plus, but there is one area that it can't compete with: internal storage. While the Edge+ only offers 32GB and 64GB variants, the iPhone 6 Plus comes in 16GB, 64GB and 128GB variants.


The Edge+ is a new release while the iPhone 6 Plus has been on the market for nearly a year, so it's definitely due for a refresh. Unless Apple addresses the downsides of the iPhone 6 Plus here, the next iPhone won't also be considered much of a threat.


The Samsung Galaxy S6 Edge+ is scheduled for release in the United States on Aug. 21. Preorders have begun for those interested. #googleplustips
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2. BUILD AND DESIGN: AWFULLY FAMILIAR

Cheers to Samsung for finally listening to… well, seemingly everyone.


Critics and consumers alike had tired of the heavy reliance on materials like plastic and faux leather while competitors turned to flashier, premium-feeling flagships.


The Galaxy S6 shows that Samsung very clearly got the memo, as it and sister device the Galaxy S6 Edge are the company's best-looking and most premium-feeling phones to date.
 
The S6 has sleeker styling than the S5, and more importantly, better materials, thanks to the metal frame and glass backing. There may be a very slight hint of boxiness about it, but it feels great in the hand.


You could argue that nearly every Galaxy phone has owed a debt of influence to the iPhone to some extent, and that's true again here: the Galaxy S6 seems like it could only exist in a post-iPhone 6 world.
 
There are clear similarities with the framing, the rubberised lines that help with reception, and some hardware elements. Even the silhouettes are similar, despite the S6 being quite a bit larger.


The iPhone 6 holds its own though; it's a beautifully built bit of kit that feels amazing to hold. The Galaxy S6 may be the best looking Galaxy phone to date but we can't help but give Apple's handset the slight nod. Besides, the standard S6 isn't even the most stunning phone Samsung announced this year – the S6 Edge takes that honor.

3. Apple iPhone 6s Plus over Galaxy S6 edge+: #+oneshows

-More powerful GPU

 
-Pressure-aware 3D Touch display

 
-Live Photos functionality

 
-Higher resolution slo-mo video: 1080p@120fps128GB version

 
-Faster fingerprint sensor

 
-Dual-LED flash vs. single LED

4. Samsung Galaxy S6 edge+ over Apple iPhone 6s Plus:

-Bigger, sharper and curved display - 5.7" QHD vs. 5.5" 1080p

 
-Higher resolution still camera - 16MP vs. 12MP

 
-Stereo sound in video recording

 
-General-purpose NFC connectivity

 
-Heart rate and oxygen saturation sensors

 
-Slightly higher battery capacity

 
-Wireless charging support

 
-Faster LTE category

 
-Optional dual-SIM

-USB Host support

5. Hence,

 
The Samsung Galaxy S6 has about six months on the iPhone 6, not to mention the huge advantage of learning from the iPhone 6's successes and oversights – something Samsung clearly took advantage of, if the design is any indication.


There are a lot of things the S6 seems to do very well: the build is the best the core series has ever offered, the screen is fantastic, and the camera a stunner. You lose the option for removable storage but the end result is a much stronger and more premium-feeling handset.


The iPhone 6 still manages to deliver one of the most complete smartphone experiences though - brilliant build, harmonious marriage of hardware and software and great performance in most areas.


It's the best iPhone ever, but the S6 is a king among smartphones.

6. In my opinion (Read the Disclaimer above before reading the following)

 
iPhone does not have best camera, flashlight ,speaker, screen ,display Although s6 edge + is better than 6s because 6s have pink ladies color


The verdict is definitely given above, however if you want to know what real people have chosen as the winner out of the two i.e. iPhone 6S vs. Samsung Galaxy S6
 
Most people buy Apple because of prestige but still Samsung owns the first place, both are better what your prefer its BMW or AUDI


Well I think there is no need for a comparison both serves well in competence.. I guess Apples new A9x in 6plus is designed to outperform exynos 7420 in s6 as s6 remains topper in benchmarking. And Apple's new 2160p recording is new it is introduced in 6plus just to match s6. In my opinion 6plus can outperform s6 in terms of GPU . But when comes to processor Apple can’t stand a chance against s6. Apple max out to 6fps and 120fps in 1080p recording while s6 is locked to 60fps in 1080p recording. I will prefer s6 because I love Samsung touch wiz. and it’s also user-friendly.


Honestly, I refuse to own an apple device purely because it’s to automate. It makes to many decisions outside of my wishes, that an the entire eco system is very restrictive an doesn't play well with other devices an OS
 
However, I still feel in terms of Android VS Apple, Apple is the better, smoother and more stable OS. That said, it's too restrictive an I have no wish to own the Apple Eco System 
Disappointed to see Samsung's still buggy version of Droid put above Apple OS in this un-biased Comparison.
Not everyone is worried about hiding every single imperfection.
 
And the extra details also help bring out the food points too.
As well as the better white balance without the greener like cast is something people appreciate for their skin too.
And just because apples images are not as sharp does not make the processing more mature.
 
Oil painting effect is not equivalent to what an iPhone produces... .


Opinions are opinions. But saying that people don't like the S6 camera because it's better and like the iPhone one for being worse because it gives imperfections and that is how everyone feels is foolish


The 6s would have a more detailed photo, no? It would have more details or at least as much details as in an iPhone 6 however it would not sharpen those details to the point of highlighting skin blemishes unlike that of Samsung.
I would totally agree that scenery shot by a Galaxy S6 would look way better than that of an iPhone with no zoom, simply because both capture fine detail really well, but their processing algorithms are totally different. Samsung goes for a "crisper" approach, making its photos stand bright and sharp, like that of a DSLR. Apple goes for a rather subdued approach, making the colors look good while processing fine details in a more mature sense, I’d say. Samsung's approach works well with objects or scenery or anything non-human. 

Even in some cases it would best Apple's, but when selfies get involved anyone who used both of them would agree that iPhone takes more share ready selfies.


And yeah, almost 90% of the humans DO have skin flaws.. A few have blemishes, a few have scars, a few have pimples, while others have black heads or skin pigmentation.. While it does not hide those (unlike beautify), it just makes them more manageable or if they are really less to begin with, clear those.


It’s a matter of personal opinion, I guess. But remember, not everyone has flawless skin, not even majority. Only one in 10 gets sheer beauty. I guess you do have it, but as compensation you are lacking in the brain department for taking my comment in such an offensive direction.. ;)

That's what beauty mode is for.
And the I don't think the green cast with the iphone is what everyone wants for their skin

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