The price difference between iPhone 15 Pro and Samsung Galaxy S24 Ultra is around 10-20 thousand rubles.
Smartphone displays have the same matrix, resolution and refresh rate (up to 120 Hz). At the same time, the pixel density is higher for Samsung (compared to both the iPhone 15 Pro and iPhone 15 Pro Max), as is the brightness. In fact, the brightness of smartphones is about the same.
In terms of dimensions, the iPhone 15 Pro is much smaller than the Galaxy S24 Ultra. Screen diagonals are 6.1 and 6.8 inches respectively.
Samsung’s main camera module is 200 MP, while the iPhone has 48 MP. In both cases there is optical stabilization. Moreover, the S24 Ultra has laser autofocus, while the iPhone has normal autofocus. The smartphones are exactly the same in width and have a resolution of 12 MP. Samsung’s TV camera is 50 MP, while iPhone’s is 12 MP. You can see image examples below. In both cases, the resolution of the front camera is 12 MP, but the iPhone has a slightly better resolution. Selfie cameras record video in 4K, but only Apple devices have optical stabilization. However, Samsung offers 8K video recording. Overall, Samsung still outperforms the iPhone in terms of camera.
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Samsung battery capacity 5000 mAh, for iPhone – 3274 mAh. Both devices support fast charging: iPhone – 20 W, Galaxy – 45 W. They support wireless charging of 7.5 W and 15 W, respectively. Unfortunately, the iPhone 15 Pro only lasts 4-5 hours of screen time.
You can see the smartphone test results above. Both devices lag-free and can run almost anything. However, the Samsung gets significantly hotter when performing energy-intensive tasks.
The Samsung Galaxy S24 Ultra and Apple iPhone 15 Pro are smartphones aimed at different audiences, and each of these devices has a significant drawback. For iPhone, it discharges very quickly, for Samsung it gets unpleasantly hot.
Source: Ferra
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