If you’re looking to upgrade your smartphone and find yourself between the Samsung galaxy s22 and the iPhone 13, you’re not alone! There are plenty of other people who wonder how these two phones stack up against each other and what sets them apart from one another. Today, we’ll explore the differences between these two phones to help you choose which one is best for you.
iPhone 13 Review
The iPhone 13 is Apple’s flagship smartphone for 2018. With a brand new design and faster, more reliable chip, it looks to take Apple fans by storm. While other manufacturers are moving to make phones with larger displays, Apple has once again taken a small step forward. The device features a 5.3-inch display (that’s 0.1 inches larger than previous models), which may feel small if you’ve recently switched from an older phone or been using Android for a while. However, it doesn’t look too small and feels great in your hand thanks to its rounded edges that taper down to 7mm at its thinnest point along with its new screen that curves over those edges seamlessly so there’s no bezel interrupting your content viewing experience.
Introduction to the Samsung Galaxy 22
The iPhone 13 is an upgrade from its predecessor, being faster and lighter. Samsung Galaxy S22 has a high-end AMOLED screen, and fast charging, and also has an IP68 rating for dust and water resistance. There is no 3.5mm headphone jack with USB Type-C connectors that support digital audio out and has stereo speakers with Dolby Atmos technology. The iPhone supports wireless charging at 7W while Samsung Galaxy S22 supports fast charging at 18W which charges your device faster than any other smartphone charger in India.
Battery Life
The Galaxy S22 is a stylish device that comes in two different colors, both with high-end glass fronts and metal sides. The Samsung Galaxy S22 has rounded edges on its sides which makes it easier to hold than other phones. It also features a dedicated button for capturing images quickly, at any time. This phone also comes with a fingerprint sensor, making it quick and easy to access information. The iPhone 13 boasts impressive display capabilities and Siri integration, which can answer questions or perform functions for you without needing to type them out manually yourself. On top of that, it’s faster than most devices on today’s market in terms of processor speed and data transfer rate.
Design
The Samsung Galaxy S22 is currently one of two phones designed to be as small as possible, with a screen-to-body ratio of 93.1%. The iPhone 13 also has a fairly impressive screen-to-body ratio of 83.3%. Both phones feature high-quality screens; however, Samsung has introduced its Infinity Screen technology into its new model, and it produces an image that covers virtually the entire front of the phone. Because of its smaller size, there are fewer pixels in both width and height (499ppi and 786ppi respectively), but you won’t really notice any significant difference between each phone. If you prefer one over another for design purposes, then it would come down to personal preference – all other factors are very similar.
Display
The S22 has a resolution of 2160 x 1080 pixels and therefore is considerably higher than iPhone’s 640 x 1136. The S22 also supports HDR video playback, which means it can play content mastered in 4K. A clear winner here! One thing that isn’t exactly clear-cut is who has a higher pixel density: 567 ppi for the S22 or 326 ppi for iPhone. The difference in ppi is pretty small and really doesn’t affect picture quality in any significant way; I don’t think you can use that as a deciding factor when choosing between these two phones!
Camera
This is one area where I’d say neither device disappoints. Apple has packed a 12-megapixel f/1.8 camera on its iPhone XS and iPhone XS Max, with dual optical image stabilization included to reduce noise and blur. The selfie camera on both devices gets a bump to 7 megapixels with support for portrait mode selfies. On top of that, each new phone also comes with video capabilities—4K at 60 frames per second for 30 minutes (XS) or 4K HDR at 60 fps for 24 minutes (XS Max). Both devices also shoot 1080p video at up to 240 fps in slow motion or 720p video at up to 240 fps in super slow motion.
Connectivity and GPS
If you’re trying to choose between two similar products, the price might be a deciding factor. But it can also be misleading; sometimes one product is less expensive but actually has better value than another. To compare effectively, it’s important to evaluate both price and value simultaneously. Take, for example, iPhone 6S ($399-$849) and Galaxy S6 ($699-$1,149). At first glance, it seems like the iPhone is cheaper—but once you start comparing features side-by-side (and recognize that each phone has its own unique benefits), you realize that despite having a higher price tag, Galaxy S6 has better value than iPhone 6S. Ultimately.
Price Comparison
The iPhone 13 is $1000 and comes with 64GB of storage and an OLED screen. The Galaxy S22 has a less expensive $400 price tag, but only 16GB of storage, no NFC, a not as crisp resolution on its LCD screen, and outdated Android software. With that being said, Apple products are more expensive in general than non-Apple products. If you’re looking for a cheaper phone with better memory space as well as newer technology you may want to consider going with an Android phone such as the Google Pixel 2 or Asus Zenfone 5z instead of going with an iPhone.
Winner
iPhone13 over Galaxy S22 for being more updated and having better features. Although, if you are a fan of Android you will like the galaxy S 22 better. However, if you aren’t a fan of android, it’s probably smart to get iPhone 13 since it is much easier to use (and run and update) than an android phone, even though you won’t be able to use all android apps. If I had to choose which one is best overall between both of them, I would probably go with iPhone13 just because it is newer and has slightly better features (like 2x zoom on camera). Overall, both are good phones that are great for business or personal uses.
