The iPhone 7 is the latest smartphone of Apple and it was launched few days ago. Some iPhone users and Apple supporters believe that iPhone 7 will beat the Samsung Galaxy S7 in the market. But, which one of the two phones is better?
Previously, we've heard reports about the Samsung Galaxy Note 7 battery issues. News say the battery of the device explodes while charging. This issue is heavily affecting the company Samsung. But, gladly, Samsung quickly took the responsibility and issued a total recall of the units to minimize the damage to the company's reputation.
Galaxy S7 VS iPhone 7 - Design & Display
According to International Business Times, the iPhone 7 comes with 4.7in screen size with a retina screen that offers a 3D Touch technology for more screen commands and it is available for colors Black, Jet Black, Silver, Gold and Rose Gold. The Samsung Galaxy S7, on the other hand, has and 5.1in AMOLED display and a popping brightness of Samsung's Quad HD with the colors Black, White, Gold, Silver and Pink Gold.
Galaxy S7 VS iPhone 7 - Storage and Processors
Samsung Galaxy S7 has and Exynos 8890 octa-core chipset with a 4GB of RAM; the storage has 32GB and 64GB internal size but it is expandable for up to 256GB via microSD. The iPhone 7, on the other hand, has the latest quad-core A10 Fusion processor, which is 40 percent faster than its previous model, and a storage options of 32GB, 128GB and 256GB.
Galaxy S7 VS iPhone 7 - Camera
People know that iPhone have really good cameras, but can Samsung surpass it? According to Trusted Views, the Samsung Galaxy S7 is proud of their 12 MP camera with a wide f/1.7 aperture and extras such as LED flash, phase detection autofocus and optical image stabilisation.
It also has a 5MP front-facing camera with an f/1.7 aperture and auto-HDR mode. What makes the Samsung Galaxy 7 camera stand out is its Dual Pixel technology. Every pixel on the Galaxy S7's image sensor has two photodiodes instead of one.
The iPhone 7, on the other hand, has a 12MP camera and an improved lens with a wider f/1.8 aperture. A new Quad LED flash which is 50% brighter than the previous model is also included.
Galaxy S7 VS iPhone 7 - Battery Life
Battery is one of the most important specs in a smartphone. The iPhone 7 can stand up to 14 hours with 3G talktime, while the Samsung Galaxy S7 can stand up to 22 hours with 3G talktime.
Galaxy S7 VS iPhone 7 - Price
The latest iPhone 7 is now available for pre-order and it will go on sale from September 16. The standard price iPhone 7 starts at £599, rising to £699 for the 128GB model and £799 for the 256GB model.
The iPhone 7 Plus, on the other hand, costs £719 for the 32GB version, £819 for the 128GB model, and £919 for the top-end 256GB variant, while the Samsung Galaxy S7 ranges between £475 and £519, depending on the colour you opt for. This means that the Samsung Galaxy S7 is no doubt cheaper than the iPhone 7.
