Now that the flagships from the two biggest phone manufacturers are in stores, it's time to compare them. How does the Galaxy S24 Ultra compare to the iPhone 15 Pro Max? We can tell you that Samsung wins in this specific area.
There are exactly four months and four days between the introduction of the Samsung Galaxy S24 Ultra and Apple iPhone 15 Pro Max. They both feature the latest technology and the same target audience—people who want the best.
Of course, there are noticeable differences, such as the screen. On the Samsung, it measures 6.8 inches in size with a resolution of 3120 x 1440 pixels. While at Apple, it is 6.7 inches with 2796 by 1290 pixels. The screen of the S24 Ultra is also brighter; 2600 nits versus a peak brightness of 2000 nits on the iPhone 15 Pro Max. The most significant difference, however, is that the screen of the Ultra can be used with a pen.
Flicker storage
But all that falls into insignificance when we look at the memory chip inside. And we're not talking about size but speed. Because Samsung uses UFS 4.0 inside the Galaxy S24 Ultra, making read speeds significantly faster.
The read speed of the S24 Ultra is 75% higher, and the write speed 15%, than that of the Apple iPhone 15 Pro Max. Also, the latency with the S24 Ultra is said to be lower, allowing memory to be addressed faster. In practice, you will notice that the Samsung can read and copy huge files more quickly—for example, large 8K video files.
You can compare all the specifications of the S24 Ultra and iPhone 15 Pro Max yourself by clicking this link.
Via: @sakitechonline
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