Samsung Galaxy Note 20 Vs iPhone 11! (Comparison) (Review) By Simple Alpaca

Welcome back everyone time to do another comparison between these two and those two phones are the Samsung Galaxy note 20, which I have on my left and the iPhone 11. That is on the right now. These two phones are selling for completely different prices. For the most part, this is a 700 phone. This is you know. The iPhone 11 is like the cheapest iPhone.

That apple makes that came out. That looks kind of new. I mean the sa2. Is there too? This is a 700 phone versus a brand-new thousand dollar phone. This thing came out almost a year ago.

This thing just came out like a week or two ago, and you can obviously tell there's some pretty big differences between these two size-wise. There's some big differences as well, and I'm about to turn off this brightness. Okay. There we go, that's a little better, so you can obviously tell that the note 20 is the more premium phone, but that's not always the case. Just because it looks more premium doesn't mean it is more premium, and I'll explain why in a second but starting off with the front.

Now, if you want to purchase either of these for the cheapest prices that I find on Amazon I'll leave them both linked down in the description below, so you can get them from there and help support the channel at the same time, I'm starting off with the front and starting off with the iPhone 11. For the most part, you have a 6.1 inch liquid retina IPS panel. The resolution is a 28 by 1792 and overall, it's a pretty good panel, like I've stated a billion times before I never really had any issues with it. Obviously, you know it's not an OLED panel you're like you're, not getting those deep blacks, but for an IPS panel. It's pretty good, and you know it's cheaper than the note 20.

So you have to give it some benefit of the doubt. It's not going to necessarily have the best looking screen or the best feeling body, and you would think, though, but definitely when it comes down to the iPhone 11. I like the display. You have true tone on it, which kind of warms the display out a little, and I think overall, for the display, I think that's a pretty good display. It could have been better and this year, hopefully the iPhone 12 will be bringing a better display, but for the most part I think it's a good display, for you know a majority of people out there and compared to something.

Like the Galaxy Note 20. On the other hand, you have a 6.7 inch super AMOLED display on this phone, and it is a very good panel. In my opinion, I mean it looks very good, looks very sharp, it's a flat panel, so there's no edge to it or anything, and it's a hole, punch display. You know you have less bezel on a phone like the Galaxy Note, 20 versus something like the iPhone 11. So that's a pretty important thing to keep in mind.

You might like the iPhone 11. You might not like the note 20, but that's going to be very few and far between people. Furthermore, you have overall, less bezel on something like the note 20 over the iPhone 11, and this is a 1080p panel. It's still not 1440p, but it's technically higher resolution than the iPhone 11. So again, that's another big thing to keep in mind as well, and definitely when it comes down to what I'll probably be the first one to tell you they know.20 definitely wants in terms of the there's, no doubt about it on the bottom. You can see USB type c on the note 20 lightning on the iPhone 11, but you do have that s pen on the note 20, which is very, very cool, and I've talked about it quite a bit.

It's a stylus feature and I think that's one of the best features about the note lineup. In terms of the thickness. You can see that the iPhone 11 is definitely thicker than the note 20 in my opinion, but they both feel kind of the same. I don't think you're going to feel one and feel like it's way thicker than the other one. So that's a pretty big thing to keep in mind.

The overall body feels perfect on both, though at least the sides, but the note 20, I think, is the thinner one. Just by a little. Okay, there we go finally fix the light, and, on the back, you can see a dual camera setup on the iPhone 11, but a triple camera setup. On the note 20- and this is where the differences lie. You know you have more camera setups on here, and I'll get into the camera in a second, but the back on the iPhone 11 is totally glass, and it feels perfect with the Samsung Galaxy note.20 is actually made out of pretty much plastic. Some people said it's like glass and plastic.

I think Samsung said it too. It definitely feels more plastic than glass, and it's just so weird like when I feel these two I mean it's just no competition, the iPhone 11, even though it's cheaper is built better than the Samsung Galaxy note 20, which cost a thousand dollars and that's a pretty crazy thing. In my opinion, when you're spending more money on a phone, you expect it to be better in every dimension and in this case it's not really going to be the case, which is extremely sad, and I hate saying, and I hate hearing it, but it is what it is so definitely when it comes down to the body you're going to be getting a better feeling phone from the iPhone 11. But I feel like the note 20 is the better looking phone so that pretty much covers it up in the body comparison now hitting on the software. Obviously, we have iOS on the iPhone 11 android on Galaxy Note 20.

, so it really just depends on which one you prefer. You might be somebody who prefers iOS, you might be someone who prefers android. So that's totally up to you, but software wise you're still going to be getting a longer software support on the cheaper, iPhone 11 than the more expensive android on the note 20. So that's another big thing to keep in mind and when it comes down to it like I said software and everything isn't everything, but I would definitely take more software updates than not, and you're going to be getting that on the iPhone 11 then, on the note 20. So in terms of software that pretty much covers it up now, hitting on the performance, and I'll go ahead and do a speed test right now, too, on the iPhone 11 you're, getting that Apple A13, bionic chip, a hex core CPU, with four gigs of ram on each model, for the note 20 you're, getting that Qualcomm snapdragon 865, plus chipset, an outscore CPU and arena 650 GPU, and the eight gigs of ram on the only one model that it's supported with.

So that being said, let's go and do a little of speed test between them. Okay, let me go and clear out all the apps in the background and as you can see, we have a lot on them and all of them, let's go and load up their play, store. Three two one and the note 20, I think, was a lot faster. I don't know what's going on with the iPhone 11 now this may be a software thing. This isn't a performance thing, so, let's just one, let's just let that one slide.

Let's do Facebook three two one and both were on different kind of setups Netflix. Three, two one and the note 20 was faster. The iPhone 11, I'm not really to sure. What's going on with this specific device, I'm connected to the internet and everything, so I'm not really to sure. What's going on with it, I can do temple run the original one, three two one and, as you can see where we are in the game on the note 20 and the iPhone 11 guys, I don't know, what's going on with this specific phone, it's being very, very weird.

There we go. I guess we eventually got into it. Let's go ahead and restart this one. This is very weird. I don't know what the heck's going on with it temple run again, three two ones.

So again, I'm not really to sure. What's going on with the iPhone 11, I mean it's getting stuck halfway. That's very weird! That's very, very strange! That's never really happened before you do fruit, ninja three, two one! This is very weird because I've opened these games up before on both these phones. Let's do fruit ninja again, three two one, and definitely when it comes down to the smoothness, the iPhone still wins, even though performance wise, the Galaxy Note 20 may be the faster one. And finally, we get an app loaded, and you can see that the Galaxy Note 20 here was also the way faster device for sure.

Let me do. Thank you. Three two one and the iPhone 11 was faster. The note 20 being weird, I don't know what's going on with these phones today, they're just being so weird all across the board: snake versus box, 321, no 20 faster, followed by the iPhone 11 getting into some gameplay. Let's see, if there's a big difference, and I don't think, there's going to be they're both pretty much the same when it comes down to it, Instagram three, two one: okay, there we go.

I was loaded here, so that's another thing to keep in mind. Temple run two three two one and, as you can see loaded on the note 20 on the iPhone 11, I'm not really to sure. What's going on, there's a lot of weird little stuttering things like this going on, and eventually we get into it. So this is very weird. This is very abnormal.

I'll, be completely honest. It usually does not take this long to ins or to play these games. So I'm not really to sure. What's going on. This is very weird: let's get into some gameplay see if they stutter at all, and I'm glad that I'm at least getting these apps loaded in the background, so I can do a little of a ram management test and see kind of go from there, but in terms of performance, they look kind of the same here stack three two one and they both were.

I think the note 20 was definitely a little faster they're, going to end it off with real racing. Three, two one now there's probably going to be a problem on the iPhone 11. If it's been stuttering this much, this is the number one problematic game I'll be surprised if they both get through fine okay. So we are fully loaded on the note 20, and I guess the iPhone 11 is still being re. Actually it might be going through and, as you can see, we were fully able to get through on both.

So I'll be honest, I don't know what's going on with the iPhone 11 today, but the note 20 also stuttered a little. So that was very weird, but I think when it comes down to the performance, the iPhone 11 is just an l is slower than the Galaxy Note 20 for sure. Now let me go ahead and go back in the beginning and load up the first half that we loaded now shouldn't be too crazy on both three two ones. Now this one was having issues, so we'll go ahead and go to a different one. We can go to Facebook, three two one: okay, both of them didn't restart either Netflix three two ones.

So we were still in the same panels that we were at before number one. Three two one same panels before, so I can definitely tell you, I think, performance on the note.20 is going to be better than the performance on the iPhone 11. Like I said a lot of weird things going on with this phone, but it is what it is, there's nothing we can do about it at this point. So in terms of performance, I think the note 20 definitely wins. Now, let's go ahead on the cameras, as I said previously, a dual camera setup on the iPhone 11 and a triple camera setup.

On the Galaxy Note 20. , you have two 12 megapixel sensors, Hawaiian and ultrawide sensor on the iPhone 11 on the note 20 at 12, megapixel, wide 64, megapixel, telephoto and then 12 megapixel ultrawide sensor. Now the iPhone 11 has always had a perfect camera. You know I, whenever I used it whenever I did anything with it. It was perfectly fine, but it's really cool that it does have that ultra-wide sensor at that lower price tag at 700 you're.

Getting that perfect sensor and iPhone iOS apple has always had a perfect time with their own software and optimizing their software for their camera and anytime. You take a photo anytime. You do anything, it's such a good thing and, like I said, for 700 phones, it has a perfect camera set. Furthermore, you can do 4k 60 on it as well, which is really cool, but on the Samsung Galaxy note 20. I truly do believe that the quality on this camera is probably better, but you're getting that telephoto lens too, so not only getting that ultra-wide you're, also getting that telephoto lens, which is awesome, and I think the UI on this is better you're, getting way more features with the iOS UI.

I mean you're getting a couple features here and there, but I truly do believe with the addition of not only the features and the pro mode and everything, but also the ability of shooting 8k video on this camera as well, and I think it does make it mean that it has better quality than the iPhone 11. Furthermore, I mean you're getting more capability on this phone than you're, not only on the iPhone 11, but on the 11 pro max compared to that you're, getting some cool capability from this phone. So for sure, I think the note 21 is there now ending it off with the battery life you're, getting a 4300 million power battery on the note 20, but a 310 million power battery on the iPhone 11, and I think the same thing goes here too. I think you're getting a better battery life on the Samsung Galaxy note 20 than on the iPhone 11, but you're getting really, really good battery life on the iPhone 11 2. I don't think one really blows the other one out of the water, but they're very, very close, and they're very good, both of them.

So I have to give both of them props when it comes down to it. So, to kind of sum up this video and to answer the question you know which one should you pick up I'll, be completely honest. I still think the iPhone 11 is the better bang for your buck, you're, getting a better value from a phone like the iPhone 11 you're, getting a perfect camera. A better feeling. Phone software support is a very long time on the iPhone 11, pretty good battery life.

Pretty good performance like there's really not too much to hit on this phone, or the note 20 I feel like- is the all-around better phone you're, getting better battery life, better cameras, a better screen, the s pen, there's so much stuff to like about here, and I feel like to a lot of people. Even the note 20, maybe you'll overkill. I think an iPhone 11 is great for a lot of people, but it's totally up to you and I think you can't really go wrong with either one of these so, like I said both of these will be linked down below. That's really pretty much it if you guys have any other questions or anything. Let me know in the comment section below hit.

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