Samsung Galaxy A20 vs LG Stylo 5 | Speed Test Comparison By TechRight

What's up psych hangs to fun here back another video today, we're going to be doing the LG style of five versus the galaxy, a 20 from Samsung and in this video it's going to be a speed test comparison, so this is basically only testing performance of these phones. So let's go ahead and start this video stay tuned. These have pretty similar specs I. Don't want to go over the specifications in this video. You guys pretty much already know the specs of these phones. If you guys did a little of research on Google, but we do have 10 applications on each of these phones.

We're going to go ahead and run a speed test through this, but I do want to show you a few things before. I start this now, just for starters, I just want to show you guys that I did turn off all the animations, so you guys aren't going to get any lag on any of these phones. You guys going to get what these phones give and yeah it's not going to be because of the animations. All animations are off on these devices, so just showing you that straight out the gates, alright everyone, so we have the Galaxy a 20 on the left and the LG style of 5 on the right. Both devices are turned off.

We're going to go ahead and hold these and turn them on right now, pry them up see which one turns on. First all right. Everyone said the LG style of five did bite up first, so the winner goes to the LG style of five for putting up the fastest, but obviously that doesn't really mean much all right. Everyone, let's go and start the speed test. First and foremost, an tutu benchmark three two one go: it looks like the LG silk five did win that just by a hair.

Next, the camera. Three two one go, looks like the a21 that one next we have the clock in three two one go a twenty-one that one with the Play store in three two one go. It looks like to be a twenty didn't load it all the way, but it did get there first, but we'll give it to the style of five since it loaded everything. First, let's go back next, we have here is YouTube and three two one go. These are both updated, YouTube's, LG style, oh five, one that one next, let's get a calculator in three two one go easily the 820 right there.

Next we have settings and three two one go, so it looks like it was a tie right there or the a20 was a little faster if you guys slowed that down a little next thing: let's load up Chrome with the Metro by T-Mobile website and three two one go galaxy 820 easily right there. Now, let's see how RAM management did let's go ahead and click these and see if we can go all the way back to the first application, and it will still be loaded. Okay, an tutu benchmark is fine with that one just go back to the second and last over here, the camera. Three two one go. Okay, it looks like that was still loaded.

Let's go back to the clock. Three two one go looks like that was still loaded. Let's go back to the Play Store see if that was still loaded. Three two one go still loaded right. There awesome, so rad management looks like it's doing a decent job.

Let's go back to YouTube, okay, it's still loaded nice. Let's go back to calculator, three two one go still loaded, and yeah everything looks perfect. Let's go back to the website again. Three two one go see if ask to load, and we're good. That usually doesn't happen.

Too often, we're asked to reload the page unless it's like a game or a high, intense application, or something like that. We've definitely come a far away from other budget phones. Next thing we have is helix jump in three two one go and the galaxy 820 booted that up first, let's go here and the last application we have is temper. One two and three two one go looks like the galaxy 821 right there, galaxy eight twenty screens looks way better. If you guys don't see that right now way better screen.

Alright, as you guys saw, I, feel like the galaxy 821, the know most important parts of the speed test. Obviously, we're going to do a real speed test right now on an tutu, benchmark and see what phone gets the better score. So, let's go ahead and start this off and let's go ahead and start the speed test in three two one go verifying sources, and it's about to start all right, everyone. So just as I expected, the new Samsung Galaxy 820 did defeat the LG style of five. Now, let's go ahead and start off with the winner for the winning score.

We did get a score of 44 thousand five hundred and forty-one for the CPU, defeating twenty percent of users for the GPU. We got a score of twenty-one thousand 173 defeating eleven percent of users for the UX score. Furthermore, we got a score of twenty-eight thousand eight hundred and seventy-three defeating twenty-two percent of users, and we got a mm score of five thousand nine hundred and seventy-four defeating twenty percent of users. Now for the loser, the LG style of five, we got a CPU score of twenty-seven thousand six hundred, seventy defeating five percent of users. We got the GPU score of ten thousand, a B defeating four percent of users, a UX score of seventeen thousand one hundred.

Seventy-nine defeating seven percent of users and an Emmy M score of five thousand two hundred thirty-eight defeating only 16% of users, those ESC, the LG style of five did lose, and what was weird about the score is the LG style of five got a lower score than the LG style of four, which is super, weird they're, technically the same phone. Actually, they have the same processor. The only thing that's different I think is: it has one extra gigabyte of RAM and a few other features added to the phone. So, if you guys were looking for a better phone than the LG style for I would definitely go with the Samsung Galaxy, a twenty. It's better in all aspects.

It'll make more videos on why it is better, but yeah the galaxy 820 won this competition yeah. Hopefully you guys did enjoy this video. If you did, please leave a like down below as well subscribing if you're, not part of the checking already also hit the notification belt down below. If you guys want to be notified every time, I'd upload a new video- this has been so far from tech right, peace out checking.

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