Samsung GALAXY Note 9 appears today in the first detailed comparisons with iPhone X less than a day after it was launched by the Samsung company in a conference held in New York. Neither of the two video clips is in English, but at least you can see the Samsung GALAXY Note 9 and iPhone X phones side by side to see what kind of differences there are between them in terms of the general design of the manufacturers.
The Samsung GALAXY Note 9 has a screen with a diagonal of 6.4 inches, including the edges, and the iPhone X has a screen with a diagonal of 5.8 inches, the differences between their sizes being very large. The Samsung GALAXY Note 9 also has edges for the screen in the upper/lower parts, while the iPhone X only has a cut-out, and much thinner edges, and the appreciation of one or the other remains up to the attitude of those who compare them.
Samsung GALAXY Note 9 vs iPhone X: Detailed Comparisons
The Samsung GALAXY Note 9 also has a dual horizontal camera, instead of the vertical one in the iPhone X, and the button for reading fingerprints and unlocking is positioned quite strangely below it. The different size of the two dual camera image sensors in the Samsung GALAXY Note 9 isn't a great design choice either, but we can't expect great things from Samsung when they decide to stop copying Apple phones.
The Samsung GALAXY Note 9 is much larger than the iPhone X, but it is also intended for a completely different audience, as it also has a 4000 mAh battery, over 1100 mAh larger than the one in the Apple phone. The interesting part is that the Samsung GALAXY Note 9 has the same price as the iPhone X in the USA, it being sold for 999 dollars by the Koreans, but in Romania it has a lower price than the Apple phone, even with the discounts applied for the From behind.
