Samsung GALAXY S10. If you were still not convinced that the iPhone XS Max is on its knees by the new Samsung smartphone model in terms of performance, maybe this complex video clip will completely clarify it for you. We are talking about the Samsung GALAXY S10 version that has a Qualcomm Snapdragon 855 chip, so the version sold in only a few countries around the world, not in Romania, as it is more efficient than the one with an Exynos chip.
Samsung GALAXY S10. In the first part of the video, the iPhone XS Max managed to obtain a small advantage over the Korean phone, and in the end it manages to finish the first part of the test with a very small advantage over its competitor. The problem comes in the second part of the video clip, where the 8 GB RAM of the Samsung GALAXY S10 makes its presence felt, the phone managing to keep the Word and Excel applications open in the background, plus 2 others, while the iPhone XS Max has to reload two large documents.
Samsung GALAXY S10. KNEEL iPhone XS Max in Performance
Samsung GALAXY S10. The difference between the two phones at the end of the test was almost 16 seconds, but the iPhone XS max needed 20 seconds more than its competitor to finish the second part of the test. This undoubtedly shows us that those 4 GB of RAM in the iPhone XS Max have become insufficient for complex applications, and the Samsung GALAXY S10 brings the Samsung company back to the top regarding the performance of Android smartphones.
Samsung GALAXY S10. Of course, you will say that you don't see these differences in daily use, but every time you wait longer for an application to open on the iPhone, or wait for one to reload and re-open from the background, you feel the problem. Although the iPhone XS Max wiped out Android phones last fall, now it's the Samsung GALAXY S10's turn to wipe out Apple's best smartphones.
Samsung GALAXY S10. Although the performance of the model with the Snapdragon chip is amazingly good, we must not forget the fact that the vast majority of models sold worldwide have the Exynos chip, which is much weaker in performance.
