Samsung Galaxy S8 Plus vs Huawei Mate 9 - Speed Test! (4K) By XEETECHCARE

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Aug 15, 2021
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Samsung Galaxy S8 Plus vs Huawei Mate 9 - Speed Test! (4K)

Hey guys, it's time to do a speed test comparison between the Samsung, Galaxy, s8 plus versus the Huawei Mate. Nine. So I have already done the video comparison with the Huawei p10 is on the channel. You can check it out so just going to quickly put them up. At the same time, three two one go and the mate nine has a Korean, 960 processors. From course, it's a 2016 processor that is still in their latest flagship, the Huawei p10 family versus Xmas, 80 and 95 on the galaxy s 8 plus.

So, as you can see, is plus boots up faster and every speed test that I've done. The s8 is faster when it comes to booting up like vs. every single phone, you can watch all my speed tests and the s8 and the SI plus they are the fastest when it comes to booting up. Let's start off with the apps opening. So first off we have the basic phone dialer here, three two one go, and I was about the same on both devices.

Again you guys at the judge here just going to go into the app drawer and launch settings. The same time and I think it was just a tiny bit quicker on the Huawei Mate nine going back moving on to some third-party applications. So let's check out subway surfers first, and we have a quad HD display on the Galaxy S, a plus versus like a 1080p on this one. So again, CVS f+, faster they're, a little faster than the made nine loading up the subway surfers. So we also have another game that is a smash hit.

Three two one go and again the galaxy s A+ faster their Snapchat, faster on the s8 plus Instagram and okay, the made nine first one to show the feed, but the Galaxy S A+ faster in playing the video. So that is cool. Okay, going back, and we're going to launch another game that is going to stick. Men do here, we go and again the Galaxy S8, plus faster they're loading up this game, we're going to check out who burr on both devices boom faster on the s8 plus color switch and I. Think they mate.

Nine was a bit quicker there. Next up is Twitter faster, only mate. Nine, so, so lovely we'll be opening up camera on both devices. So three two one go and just a tiny bit quicker on the Galaxy S, eight plus so time for some browsing action. So first off will be loading up, Wikipedia calm on both devices here and the galaxy s.

Eight plus is done followed by the Huawei Mate, nine, so scrolling and everything looks to be pretty smooth on both phones, same thing, with zooming in and out moving on to the next website, which is going to be Apple. Apple. Com, let's go and, as you can see, okay, both devices are taking some time, but the mate 9 finishes up faster, followed by the s8 plus, let's load up one more website which is going to be GSM arena, calm and okay. Both are here which one is going to finish off. First I think the maid nine again wins the race finishing off, first, followed by the s8 plus so moving on towards the ramp measurement.

Checking out. If there's any refresh in the background or not, so we got four gigs of RAM on both devices up. You can see that for another cap in the memory and a lot of people say that four gigs of RAM is like less four is+, and you know they won't like six gigs of ram but really mean as a speed test guy. With experience, I can say that four gigs of RAM is pretty enough for hardcore users got Snapchat. Good thing is in the memory.

Instagram all right see what else going to do same thing here: Uber, okay, refresh color switch Twitter still there in the memory, google, chrome and Google Chrome, so top-notch performance, mate. Nine. Of course, it's a 2016 phone, and I've done. The speed test with the p10 I mean, even though the p10 has the same chipset as the made nine. It was performing better almost as fast as the Galaxy has said.

S8 yeah I did that speed test with the SH so yeah. Thank you so much for watching this video subscribe. If you haven't, and peace out.


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