It seems that the battle between Samsung and Apple is far from over, as we compare the difference between the Samsung Galaxy Note Edge vs. the Apple iPhone 6 plus. Read on to choose which phone is best for you.
Below is a comparative list of features from both units:
- CPU clock speed - Samsung: 4 x 2.7 GHz vs Apple: 2 x 1.4 GHz
- Pixel density - Samsung: 515 ppi vs Apple: 326 ppi
- Screen size - Samsung: 5.6 " vs Apple: 4.7 "
- Megapixels - Samsung: 16 MP vs Apple: 8 MP
- Resolution - Samsung: 2560x1600 px vs Apple: 1334x750 px
- External memory slot (SD or Micro SD slot for external memory storage) - Samsung: Yes vs Apple: No
- Front camera Megapixel - Samsung: 3.7 MP vs Apple: 1.2 MP
- Removable battery - Samsung:Yes vs Apple: No
- Ultra power save mode (Battery saving feature using black and white screen with a few basic icons; allows user to still use phone for a longer period of time even with a small amount of battery) - Samsung: Yes vs Apple: No
- Supports ANT+ (ANT+ is a wireless protocol similar to Bluetooth Smart, mainly used for fitness monitoring devices, and cadence sensors to connect with other devices) - Samsung: Yes vs Apple: No
- Heart rate monitor - Samsung: Yes vs Apple: No
- Display - Samsung: Curved vs. Apple: Flat
- 3QHD Display (Quad HD Display: 2560 x 1440; 4x more than HD resolution) - Samsung: Yes vs Apple: No
- CPU threads (Results in faster performance and better multitasking) - Samsung: 4 vs Apple: 22
Clearly, the Samsung Galaxy Note Edge seems to be better than Apple iPhone 6 Plus with all the specs that apple does not have compared to the former. What do you readers think? Think this Samsung Galaxy Note Edge vs Apple iPhone 6 Plus Comparison is comprehensive? Sound off below!
