Galaxy S10e vs iPhone XR Full Comparison! By Nick Ackerman

No, what is up guys Nick here, helping you to master your technology, Galaxy S, 10 e vs. , iPhone 10, our full comparison now both of these do offer a very different design in terms of the front. So the S&E gives you a little cut out. It's a circular hole at the top of display, and you have a notch on the top of the iPhone 10 R. Now some people, like the symmetrical look of the 10, are some people like the more off-screen kind of feel of the S 10 an is its just a little cut out now you will notice no matter who you are, how much thicker in oak, you the iPhone 10 hour feels over the SNE, which is a much sleeker feeling device, it's more akin to Apple's iPhone 10 s than the iPhone 10 R, and it's a much lighter body as well. So if you like, a compact featherweight phone, the SN e is kind of similar to that of like a pixel 3, for example, where the 10r you're going to feel that phone in your pocket it's over a hundred and ninety grams.

To be quite honest with you, so I do like the s10 ease compact nature. It's just really comfortable to use day to day, but the iPhone 10 R. If you're, that type of person who thinks a heavier phone is more substantial feels more premium. Then you like the 10, are more than destiny. So there is an argument for both sides of these phones when it comes to how they feel in the hand, but for me, I think yes, 10a just feels like this more impressive, more technology in a lighter, more compact feel but still feeling premium.

At the same time, I got to give this round to the s10 II. Now talking about display destinies cutout is up in the right corner you could see. Samsung has cleverly hid the wallpaper the notch cuts in a little of the 10r. We'll talk more about that later, but one thing you'll notice, right away, is how much sharper the text is for the s10 II. It's a really sharp resolution in comparison, 1080p on a smaller screen, and then we have the iPhone 10 R, which is a little higher than 720, but gestures here on the Galaxy S and you give it a more of an iPhone feel as well and when it comes to watching videos and media the Super AMOLED.

Well, the dynamic AMOLED excuse me: is this a lot more vibrant than the LCD panel you're gonna, see on the iPhone 10? Are you can pinch to zoom, and you can see the hole does get in the way a little and there's a little of a chin there, or you could say just a small bezel on the s10 II? But overall the quality of the panel itself is just fantastic. It gets plenty bright enough. It's very natural and tuned very accurately, probably the best panel Samsung has done in this year's Galaxy S 10 series phone. So far you might see a better panel on the note, but for now these are the best you're going to get for a Samsung phone overall, just fantastic quality for this s10 II. The iPhone 10 R with its LCD panel, is not anything to look at and say that's a horrible screen as much as people like to look at specs and paper.

In reality, the iPhone 10 R has some pretty good viewing angles with its IPS in-plane switching technology. It gets plenty bright enough, as LCD has been known to be easy to see in direct sunlight. It also has true tone what you're going to find on every other Apple product out there and don't expect the sharpest display at 326. Pixels per interest is actually the same resolution that was on the iPhone 4 from years ago, when Steve was still around. So this is definitely not the sharpest display out there.

Many phones have advanced and its competitor. The SNA is way ahead when it comes to how sharp the display is, but the iPhone 10 R has a very smooth display again just feels ultra smooth when using it, so I think you can get over. You know the display resolution after using this for quite some time. I, don't think it's going to bug too many people here, but what I didn't notice in my comparison between these two is that just the display quality when watching a video is inferior for the 10r. It just doesn't look quite as vibrant as D Galaxy has to me and for media heads.

You definitely want the SNE here, because this cuts into the content a little more than not just in that little cutout for the galaxy and I find the display, even though it's bigger it's just not as enjoyable to watch video on as other one, because it doesn't have deep blacks and the bezels are a little thicker on the iPhone 10 R as well. So in comparison, if I had to pick one of these just on the merits of display. If that's one of the most important things to you, you definitely want the galaxy as 10e by comparison. I found it to just be the better overall panel than the iPhone 10 are, but that's not the only thing that we're gonna talk about here when it comes to these two phones. So let's go into the next section, and that is software, so Android 9pi on the left, with one UI layered on top Samsung, has their experience over the Android experience.

So it's kind of a mixture of both you have the best of you know: Google services, the best of the Play Store mixed over with Samsung's theming Samsung's features, and really they both have about the same type of apps. But the apps on iOS platform still look a little more polished than that on the Android side of things, but it really comes down to this customization, customization and again customization, because if that's what you want, the Galaxy S 10 II has it for you with the theme store. It also can do a lot more customization with the App Store or the Play Store on the SN e. The airdrop feature for iOS is just really hard to beat, though, so, if you like, transferring files between Apple devices, it's really hard to beat that for the iPhone 10 are but iOS itself, just a secure platform that gets updated all the time and is rather boring with just as grid of icons versus the s10 II, with many customizations and just making it your own. Also multitasking for the s10 buy comparison has been much more enjoyable.

You really can't multitask on the iPhone scenario. You can only single tasks. Furthermore, you can look at one app at a time. The night mode also should be coming to the iOS 13, but for now, if you bought this today as of watching this video, the galaxy has 10 e has the better system. When it comes to a dark mode.

Yes, you can go in accessibility and put on smart invert. That's not a true dark mode like the one on the s10 II, the iPhone 10 R has silky smooth software that should last but the S 10 an is for those who want to customize their devices' performance, the snapdragon 855 7, an ohmmeter chipset and six gigabytes of ram across a spy point image display as 1080 with android 9 pi. When UI you get the picture, this thing is fast: I, don't care what you are doing, gaming opening up applications swiping through the system. This is not your Android of 10 years ago. This thing is like super quick.

Now it's still not as I would say, smooth feeling as the iPhone, but it's still very smooth, and it's still very fast and absent, even open here than that of an iPhone. So if you want a quicker feel, you want the SN e, but if you want a smoother more, you know pleasing to the eye animation. You're. Definitely going to want the iPhone 10 R, because it does that better than the iPhone 10 R, with its Apple, a 12-7, nanometer and probably better game selection. It's going to be an excellent phone for those of you who do like to game has great battery life for that as well, and just really a really rock star performer, even with three gigabytes of RAM I, wouldn't pick either just on the basis of performance here, but it does seem like the SME takes more advantage of its performance than the iPhone 10 R, as the 10 R doesn't do anything like multitasking, and it doesn't have that system that is as complex as yes, 10 e, but overall really they're, both just excellent performers.

I wouldn't pick either on the merits of just performance. But if you want smooth together, 10 R, if you want quicker, looking apps get the S 10 e. When it comes to biometric security, the S Minnie gives you a side-mounted fingerprint sensor, which is also very nice. It's pretty quick! Actually, once you set up a couple fingers the thing works. Well, it's not gonna, be the favorite, probably for lefties, because you're going to have to wrap your index finger around to open that if you're, a left-handed user, but the iPhone 10 R, gives you a much more secure face unlock as yes, 10 e drops the iris scanner.

So if your interface unlock authenticating with your face, there's no other pick but the 10 R when it comes to biometrics. Also, you can of course open your phone with the passcode as you've been able to do it for a decade hear what the iPhone, but the Galaxy S 10, has a side mount. You have a face unlock for the iPhone 10. Are it really just comes down to what you prefer and when it comes to camera dual camera here on destiny with a wide-angle versus a single camera on the iPhone 10 are now you can see just how wide that angle really does dough for the SNE, and it makes it really fun. Also in video, the SND has something about super steady mode, which is like really, really stable.

Video, however, it's not as sharp as the primary camera. So if you're in low-light conditions you're in door, you might not be able to get as many things in focus. You need to really delight to get everything in focus with the super steady camera. However, it just a really fun camera to use here on yes, 10e and offers tremendous value from the camera standpoint and the phone the iPhone 10 are, gives a single 4k, smart, HDR, camera and wow. This is an excellent camera.

It's still pretty simple. It's still pretty similar to your past iPhone experience with just better overall image quality. So you'll be familiar with this. If you've had an iPhone before it'll be very familiar to any iPhone 7 iPhone 8, but the results do turn out significantly better. You can't do portrait mode with objects only in people.

So if you want to take portraits, you have to use people now. The front-facing camera skin tones I think are a little better for the iPhone 10 are, but you do have a much wider angle. So if you want to get more people in this shot, you will like the galaxy s 10 e. So it's kind of got a wide on the backhand, on the front for taste, so I, like destiny, for the fun factor of these two cameras and I would pick cs10 II if I wanted a better camera phone because it just has more useful features than that of the 10. Are these 10 I have a faster shutter.

It has probably an easier to use camera getting good shots without having to know how to use it. But yes, 10. This offers more for the same money as the iPhone 10 art. Now, when it comes to audio the galaxy s 10, he offers you dual speakers. You have one at the bottom one at the top.

You also have a headphone jack, which is very useful. If you never got rid of those old headphones, I use, a 3.5, millimeter headset jack, the 10 are no headphone jack, just like you know, was introduced with the iPhone 7. You do have dual speakers on here as well top and bottom. These also work very well with ear pods. You might want to get some if you have an iPhone 10.

Our Galaxy Buds are available for the s10 II, but they're not as necessary, because you have a headphone jack, but if you do get them, they do work well. I find that the audio experience better on the SN e for the money, because its dual speakers, Dolby Atmos galaxy, buzz, they're, cheaper, it's just a better value when it comes to the audio experience than the one on the iPhone.10 are moving on to battery life. The iPhone 10 R is something of a charm when it comes to using this phone for battery life, it's very impressive. As a matter of fact, this thing can easily get through a day for some stretching into middle of two days. Now the ESSTIN an is a one-day phone.

It will easily get you through if you're a medium user. Super heavy users might be needing a charge by nine o'clock. on destiny, but the SNA is low to a more tech features such as wireless power share, for example. In addition, the SME will offer you up fast charging in the Box, something that the iPhone 10 are skips out on. So from a value standpoint, charging is better for the SME but actual battery usage I find to be better on the 10r.

So moving on the phone call, quality I have a clear winner here after using both of these for an extended period of time. Yes, sandy has shown me better signal strength. Now, I live in a major metropolitan area, so the 10r has been pretty good as well. It hasn't dropped calls or anything like that, but still I have reassurance with the SNA that I'm going to have better signal strength, no matter where I go, so I do like that feeling, but the ESTA nice, so I'm, giving it the wind there. Now when it comes to storage, it's really no contest destiny double the base: storage at 128, gigs versus 64 gigs for the same price, with expandable SD card memory, which just really just blows away.

The iPhone 10 our Samsung pay is also a better payment system. In my experience than Apple Pay because Samsung pay works in more locations than Apple Pay, Apple Pay is getting a lot of retailers on board an hour or a lot of retailers are getting on board with this, but Samsung pay has rewards for you just using it. So that's another benefit of using Samsung pay, but Apple Pay is stepping up. I still think. Samsung pay is a little better.

Now price point they're going head-to-head at $749.99. They are exactly identical when it comes to the price point, which is one of the main reasons why I compared these today? In conclusion, which is the better phone for 749 now from a phone standpoint, I think yes, 10 E is a better phone than the iPhone 10 R, because we're looking at two pieces of hardware here now when it comes to longevity resale value and software I do think the iPhone 10 are still reigned supreme here, but the S 10 e, if you're just gonna, keep a phone for a couple of years. Yes, any will stay fast, it'll get a couple updates. It's not going to get as many updates as a 10 R, but it'll stay pretty modern, pretty fast and give you a sleeker. You know more fun to use camera and just awesome tech features, while not sacrificing much of the benefits that the iPhone 10 R gives you, so I've picked the S 10 an if it was me here between these two from a value standpoint, but they both have their pros and cons and I would like to know which one you guys think is better here between these two.

Is it the Galaxy S 10 II, or is it the iPhone 10 R? This is my full comparison between these two. If you guys found this video helpful entertaining and for me, do me a favor click, the like button for me, if you're new here consider subscribing for more be sure to be well and peace.

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