iPhone SE 2020 vs Galaxy S10e Speed Test! By Nick Ackerman

iPhone SE 2020 vs. galaxy as 10e a lot of people been requesting this one. Let's go ahead and begin with a boot up in three two one and see which one could get there faster now, keep in mind that the S 10 E is a 2019 phone, so it does have the snapdragon 855 CPU, with six gigs of ram on this one over here for the SE. This does have the Apple II 13 Bionic chip with three gigabytes of RAM, so twice the RAM on the ESTA Nero, seven nanometer chips and the S 10 e beats the iPhone SE on the boot up test, and one thing: that's you should notice about these phones is that they're almost the same size but one's giving you hardly no bezels and the other one has given you. Bezels I will be comparing these soon, so stay subscribed, look at that, and they're both featherweight. So this is a very nice comparison, I think between these two, even though the SNE in some cases could cost a little more okay guys.

So both of these do have fingerprint sensors ds-10 ease on the side, the right side and the iPhone SE is that the touch ID in the middle bottom? So, let's go ahead now and see which one is quicker here to go ahead and unlock. We'll do this in three two ones. You can see that the SME is faster to unlock than the iPhone SE, and it does have a fingerprint sensor as well. That does authenticate with apps as well. So if you want a quicker fingerprint sensor, the s10 II is where it's at also the ESSTIN II does have faced unlock, unlike the iPhone SE, so it's not very secure it's just using the camera, but at least you can do it on this phone.

So as of the recording of this video, the iPhone SE is running. Thirteen point four point: one of the galaxy s, 10 an is running 1, UI 2 point 1 with ends right 10. This is the latest patch available for the SNES of the recording of this video okay guys. So everything is closed out for the galaxy s.10 II everything closed out for the iPhone. Se, both of them have an e at the end.

You could see home button here, because this is a home button. iPhones does have gestures default animations on this device, both connect to the same Wi-Fi work. Let's begin with clock, you can see pretty similar, maybe the animation slightly on destiny coming home I find them to be pretty much the same. The animation looks identical, though, on both or on the calculator you can see about. The same will go into whether and apples whether I blend slightly.

There will come home and will go into settings, and you can see us tending a little faster on that one scroll speeds faster on destiny, smoother on the iPhone SE, but neither of these are 120 Hertz ease of Oh, 60, Hertz phones, let's go into App Store Play Store, and that was essentially identical on both of these, so I think you're going to get a very close performance in actual real world uses benchmarks. Of course, the SNE is probably going to lose out we'll see later, let's go into Pusey mobile, but in real world performance. Both of these are rocket devices. You can see we're in pub G now and the iPhone SE is definitely ahead. This happens on every Android vs.

, iPhone comparison, it just always boots up these games faster than the Android device and typically gets titles faster as well, so I think in terms of gaming. You might still prefer the iOS devices in general, but the SNA does give you a bigger screen for gaming. But this is not your biggest Samsung's. It's actually one of your smallest Samsung options available and both of them do have great performance, good Arena, GPU and here in great apple GPU on the iPhone S. Ii will come home here.

So let's now head into dead, trigger 2 and see which one could load this faster iPhone SE by far and away the faster phone there, let's hit play and I can just state that I haven't had lag on either of these. The SE just seems to be a bit quicker and opening, and there are some better titles on iOS as well, but both of them have the main titles. You typically would want. Let's go into Temple Run of a casual game here and both load these up very similar, but the SE seem to be a bit snappier they're, just a bit but I have to say if you can enjoy gay me on both of these they're, both powerhouses, let's go into Instagram and you can see the SV a little. Snappier I also think it has better Instagram video when it comes to you know just taking video and putting it on stories.

It just has a little better of that. Let's go home, let's go into Twitter and you can see Twitter open there on the left. Let's go into profile, you can see pretty similar s. He looks a little smoother when scrolling, let's go into YouTube, but the s NE looks a little faster. Even if a little choppier will go to explore, tab will go to trending, and you can see pretty similar again very fast scrolling on both from YouTube, but YouTube might be a better experience due to the OLED display on the s10 II.

Let's go into eBay you can see. eBay is first there for the right. We'll come back home here and let's go into Best Buy and you can see Best Buy, maybe slightly to the s 10 a there will come home, we'll go into Amazon. You can see Amazon on the left to the iPhone. Se just buy it quite a bit.

There surprisingly well go into Google News now, and you could see as Tenney's gets that one will it headlines and will go into you technology. You can see that the S 10 a little faster. There will go into Geek bench. You could see. Geek bench goes to the right over the iPhone SE, so overall I mean pretty close, pretty even performance and day to day apps a little faster performance on the gaming round for the SE.

The galaxy has tiny, just maybe a little faster scrolling, maybe a little quicker animation, sometimes, but not quite as smooth, because this is not that newer, 120 Hertz display, like we see on the galaxy as 20 series. Okay. So, let's go to the RAM management just to see if we get any reloads with these three gigs of RAM anything chops up on this phone that looks like Best Buy reloaded there we'll go to eBay, and we'll go into YouTube, but for the mono Ram the SE is pretty impressive on how well it does. In the background you can see. Instagram looked like it was starting to load stuff up and temple run paused a bit.

We did have a pause in the game there, but looking pretty good here, I think not bad for this phone right here in the s10 II weather looks fine, but a calculator. I said s, tiny, the iPhone SE. Let's go to the s10 e right here and see what this can do with its six gigs of ram and I find Samsung phones, I just do great lately, with their management you can see. Best Buy I was ready to go YouTube ready to go, we'll go to Twitter everything's ready Instagram is ready, no pause and really on this app. What's going to dead, trigger pretty good Club G, we lost, but pretty good Play Store, pretty good, so yeah I think you're going to get maybe slightly better Ram management when you have more apps open because you just have more RAM on the S Tanya, but for three gigs, the iPhone SE performs great okay guys.

So let's do a Consider JavaScript test, and we'll see which one does rake in the better scores. I'm using Samsung internet browser here, and we're using Safari over here as those are the stock browsers. The iPhone SE finishes first 100 and 3.3 m/s I've actually seen this under a hundred. Before, though, and you could see whoa no competition, there 360 point to MSO, maybe a better optimized browser, better performance on the iPhone SE over there, but the LTE is good on both. They both do not have 5g when it comes to your internet and those scores don't mean much when it comes to your everyday actual, smooth performance, both pinch-to-zoom, very smooth, wolf can snap websites open very fast I do find Safari just a bit smoother, though, when it comes to its overall experience.

Ok, so, let's see which one can pull in the better Wi-Fi speed, we're going to go ahead and test out the iPhone SE here and see what it can do on a download now I've been pretty impressed with its overall Wi-Fi. It's been very snappy on the SE, very reliable connection as well, definitely better than the older iPhones of the past, at least though like 78, those older devices, not quite as fast on Wi-Fi as this new SE I've always been pretty happy with connections on lately. What Samsung devices they've been? So let's go ahead and see what the STE can do. This one did $1.99 down, twelve megabytes up and whoa looks like it might not beat the SE here, but it's catching up. It's starting to rise up there and the megabytes down, but we might have a winner on this SE we'll see in a second.

No, no, we don't. It said, shut up. Nick, give me some time 219 down here on the SE on the same server, and it looks like we're. Going to get about the same upload, so yeah that I've been saying for a while that performance on Samsung connections have been great upload a little worse, Honda destiny, but I don't think it's a huge difference. They're both going to perform great on Wi-Fi performance, okay, guys so, let's run a CPU benchmark on Geek bench I'll be back when both of them are done: testing, okay, guys so yeah, the iPhone SE definitely beat the s10 a very fast to finish these scores.

But the multi-car scores are key here. You can see that they look pretty much similar, not that much better on the SE, but single-core. Definitely SE wins the SE e benchmarks a little higher than the s10, so definitely the more powerful phone. Technically speaking any, and so that's it. We don't need to cover anymore here to kind of understand the speed differences here between both of them.

The a13 is a faster chip in technical terms, I mean. Definitely when you look at benchmarks, the iPhone SE outperforms the s10 II, but in the real world, destiny has a faster fingerprint sensor. It also turns on faster. It also has many ways you can make: it feels a lot quicker with its advanced features. Many of its apps are very quick to respond, and it's a very snappy phone as well.

So if you decide to get the SE or the SNA you'll be happy with performance, but the SE is the winner of the speed test in terms of raw power, but it's not black and white. There are definitely some areas where the s10 II feels faster, and some apps even feel faster on this device. After the speed tests, I really wanted to see how they perform I. Don't think speed should be the deciding factor between these two and that's why you want to subscribe, because I am gonna, do a comparison between these. Let me decide which is the better by between the s10 II and the iPhone SE considering they're like the same size body, they have like very similar weight to them, and they're.

Both similar price points with a lot of similar features. I mean this is one of the closest Android phones, with flagship specs I, think to this iPhone SE at least and comfort and practicality thumbs up. If you enjoyed it, if you have the SE or the SNA or both, please share your experience with the community down below, be sure to stay safe, stay well, Nick here, I will catch you all in the next one and peace.

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