Samsung Galaxy S21 Ultra vs iPhone 12 Pro Max SPEEDTEST! By C4ETech

Apple versus Samsung has always been a rivalry for the ages, and today we get to see a new chapter unfold. This is the iPhone 12 Pro max, which is a Samsung Galaxy, s20 ultra a speed test uh and by the way, this uh, the s21 ultra being used in this video, is the Enos 2100 version so which one do you think is going to win this apple or Samsung, leave a comment down below and hey guys, I'm ash your host you're watching c4 retch, and thanks in advance for your thumbs up and subscription. So hey. I've said thanks in advance, so go ahead to it and, let's get started in case you're new. Here we test our real world usage over two rounds, each with a couple of laps. The first lap is about getting those apps up and running as fast as possible.

The second lap is all about seeing if the ram inside the devices can keep up with the workload. As for the rounds themselves, we start our easy. The first round is social media, apps casual games, lightweight like campaign and stuff. Next up we bring in to bring in the heavy hitters the Rishabh and Shubham kills. I mean intense games and a video to render, but hey you guys, get the chest now, just to make sure there's nothing like Steve smith, scratching off the cards.

We want a level playing field right, so both phones are set at the max resolution of who plus and the s21 ultra's refresh rate is lowered to 60 hertz to match the iPhone filter max with all that said and done. Both phones are connected to the same wireless network and there are no apps running in the background. So let's go ahead and start the stopwatch. Opening up Super Mario run the 12 pro max opens it up faster and takes the initial lead. The iPhone it keeps the lead by lowering feebly faster too.

Both phones are now opening up, temple run 2 and again, the 12 pro max holds an edge. It continues, maintaining a one, amp lead and finishes the first lap in just 43 seconds two seconds later. The s21 ultra is also done. So it's not that far behind moving on to ram management, both phones seem to have all apps in memory and the iPhone 12 Pro max. It manages to keep that lead and finish the round in about 58 seconds.

The s21 ultra is roughly two seconds behind. Moving on to the second round. We have a few more abs heavier games than a video to render setting everything up with the kidney master app. Let's again start the stopwatch opening up Call of Duty, mobile whoa, the iPhone 12 Pro max it loaded it up superfast, and it moves down the list by the time the s21 ultra loads up cod. The iPhone 4 pro max is already got a two app lead.

The 12 pro max is loading up. Temple run 2 as the s21 ultra finishes, loading up feebly now the iPhone. It's super smooth loading up, all the apps and the s21 ultra. By the time it finishes. Uh loading up temple run 2.

The iPhone is on to the render part of this video, the s21 ultra. It still seems to be two apps behind the 12 pro max is halfway done at this point, and now it joins in the s21 ultra finishes the render with the 12 pro max. It finishes the first round in a minute and 14 seconds. It moves on to ram management, the s21 ultra, it finishes the first round in a minute and 23. Can it make up for lost ground here seems very unlikely, because iPhones rarely have ram management issues and, as expected, the iPhone finishes this round in a minute and 33.

The s21 ultra. It's its about halfway through at this point to Samsung's credit, it did not seem to have any ram management issues either and finishes the test in a very respectable minute and 49 seconds. So both rounds go to the iPhone 12 Pro max, but it is heartening to see no issues with reloads or any particular slowness with the Enos 2100. This result does make me curious about one thing, though: would things have been different if we use the snapdragon triple light version? I guess that's something. We're going to have to wait and see in a future video at least Enos versus snapdragon.

Now in a vacuum, the s21 ultra dead quite well. Completing such an intense round two in under two minutes is excellent, and I don't think the s21 ultra can be called slow by any metric so as much fun as flagship speed. Tests are they're just about bragging rights at this point real world scenarios. Well, we have a lot more to compare between these two like battery life cameras. Now what comparison would you guys like to see next, and what phone do you think the s21 ultra should be fit against? Let me know in the comments below and while you're down there tell me how your predictions went as well and in fact, let's talk everything, speed test related in the comments uh and with that it is now time for me to bid you adieu thumbs up thumbs down, based on whatever you felt about it.

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