Tổnghợp các phiên bản iPhone 11 Pro: iPhone 11 Pro 64GB và 11 Pro 64GB 2 sim. iPhone 11 Pro 256GB và 11 Pro 256GB 2 sim. iPhone 11 Pro 512GB và 11 Pro 512GB 2 sim. Camera iPhone 11 Pro được nâng cấp cả số lượng lẫn chất lượng. Ở mặt sau, số lượng ống kính tăng lên thành 3 và hỗ trợ thêm CompareApple iPhone 13 Pro Max vs Samsung Galaxy Note 10 Plus (Galaxy Note 10 Pro) Differences including the Price, Camera, Display, Performance, Ram, Storage, Battery, Operating System, Network Connectivity, Multimedia Warranty Critic Rating, User Rating and more. Verdict: Go Pro. Samsung undoubtedly has the edge on perks, plus it has the edge on price: £999 isn’t cheap, but it’s cheaper than the £1,149 starting price of the iPhone 11 Pro Max. It’s pretty easy to make the argument that the Note 10+ is the better value overall, although if you’re eager to save some cash, we’d point you towards The Apple iPhone 11 Pro screen has a 5.8 -inch size with resolution 2436 × 1125 px. The Aspect ratio of a screen is 19.5:9. The pixel density is equal to 458 pixels per inch (PPI). Apple iPhone 11 Pro screen based on OLED technology and able to reproduce 16,777,216 colors with contrast ratio 2000000:1 and color of depth – 24 bits. At this point, it's worth noting that the Galaxy S22 Ultra beat the iPhone 13 Pro in our 2022 camera blind test, and the camera component was one of the areas in which Apple seemed to have heavily invested in for most of the iPhone 13 line. Read also: Galaxy S22 Ultra vs. iPhone 13 Pro Max: Battle at the top. The 1.54mm lens on the new ultra-wide angle camera (13mm full-frame equivalent) has a relatively slow maximum aperture of f/2.4, has five elements and the sensor behind it is fairly small at 1/3.6″. The 4.25mm wide angle lens (26mm FF equivalent) has the best features, with its maximum aperture f/1.8, six elements, and the sensor size is 1/2 R2xbE. Apple’s new iPhone 11 lineup the company unveiled in September came with a few surprises for once, with some early renders and physical designs that leaked out shown to be a bit off and allowing Apple to actually give fans a few things they weren’t expecting. But it wasn’t just the designs that surprised. The next-generation A13 Bionic processor in the phones also, according to Apple, packs 20% more power than its predecessor, allowing for big performance improvements yet again in this newest iPhone series. Specifically, though, what does that improvement mean in terms of battery life? To answer that question, the Phonebuff YouTube channel has just posted the results of its latest battery test head-to-head, and the winner is clear. As a reminder about the Phonebuff tests, a robotic arm, automated chatbot, and custom scripts are used to try and keep things fair as well as simulating real-world smartphone usage as much as possible. Speaking of the test, it’s comprised of a variety of 1-hour sessions in which the phones are studied as to how well they handle browser usage, phone calls, emails, and the like. And to get a comprehensive look at battery life, the phones are put through a 16-hour standby test. The test kicks off with a phone call test, with both devices put through the paces of dealing with a 1-hour phone call. At that point, the iPhone battery has only dropped by 1%, compared to a 5% drop for the Note 10+. For the next several rounds of testing, the story is similar. Messaging, emails, browser comparisons, scrolling through Instagram on both devices — the iPhone 11 Pro Max battery stays ahead of the Note 10+ and barely slips at all, with the former’s 4000 mAh battery more than holding its own against the Note 10+’s bigger 4300 mAh version. As the testing finishes up with comparing both phones’ browser usage and how much Instagram usage drains the battery, at this point, it seems the iPhone is still some 8 percentage points ahead. The rest of the testing pretty much follows this same trajectory. After the full 16-hour standby test, for example, the iPhone battery has only shaved off another 6%, compared to a 10% drop for the note — putting the iPhone a full 12 percentage points ahead of the Note at this point in the matchup. Image source Phonebuff Gaming, interestingly, doesn’t seem to shave too much off either phone’s battery. After one hour of playing Alto’s Adventure, the difference between the two phones isn’t that big, though the iPhone is still 1 percentage point ahead. Pressing on towards the end, the 11 Pro Max still manages to have a little juice left after the Note 10+ finally dies, which means The iPhone 11 Pro Max, as you can watch in the video, is officially the first phone ever tested as part of the Phonebuff battery comparison to make it to the app cycle test. That’s when apps are constantly opened, loaded, closed, and then that process is repeated until the phone dies. Finally, finally, after 1 hour and 5 minutes of that testing, the iPhone finally dies, which brings us to the final tally for each device. Per Phonebuff, the iPhone 11 Pro Max battery lasted for 27 hours and five minutes, while the Note 10+ hung on for 25 hours and 3 minutes, allowing the iPhone 11 Pro Max to now sit at the very top of the complete battery test rankings, which you can check out here. Meanwhile, the full battery test video from PhoneBuff is embedded at the top of this post. Today’s flagship phones are often judged primarily by their ability to take a decent picture. That’s good for consumers, as companies including Samsung, Apple, Google, and Huawei have raced to innovate and bring new features to their high-end devices. The Galaxy Note 10 Plus from Samsung and the iPhone 11 Pro from Apple represent the best of the best — class-leading smartphones that push the photography envelope and set the bar against which all other phones will be we have to see just how well these competitors perform against one another. In our direct Samsung Galaxy Note 10 Plus vs Apple iPhone 11 Pro camera comparison, we have the shots that reveal which phone is the better pick for the discerning photographer. Samsung Galaxy Note 10 Plus vs Apple iPhone 11 Pro camera basics Three-lens systems are now the norm for leading phones. That means standard, wide-angle, and telephoto lenses adorn the rear, capable of providing people with a range of imaging options. Here’s a quick rundown of the camera specs for the Note 10 Plus and iPhone 11 Pro. Samsung Galaxy Note 10 Plus Standard 12MP, f/ – f/ OIS Wide-angle 16MP, f/ Telephoto 12MP, f/ OIS, 3x optical zoom Depth Vision VGA camera Selfie 10MP, f/ Apple iPhone 11 Pro Standard 12MP, f/ OIS Wide-angle 12MP, f/ Telephoto 12MP, f/ OIS, 2x optical zoom Selfie 12MP, f/ depth control As you can see, the hardware configurations are fairly similar. In addition to these raw specs, the two phones offer a wide array of shooting modes, settings, and tools. Both the Note 10 Plus and the iPhone 11 Pro offer portrait shooting, panorama, hyper-lapse and slow motion, as well as advanced selfie modes. Each can capture 4K video from the front and rear cameras, and advanced HDR is always available. Last, the two cameras can each shoot in the dark via enhanced night a feature-for-feature basis, the two phones are on equal footing. Continue reading Samsung Galaxy Note 10 Plus camera review Everyday shooting Many people never do more than whip their phone out of their pocket, take a quick snapshot, and tuck the phone safely away. You’re walking down a city street and see something odd or interesting and you stop to take a picture. We’ve all been there. That’s what everyday shooting is and it’s where phones need to excel. Here is a collection of samples taken with the Note 10 Plus and iPhone 11 Pro to demonstrate how each performed under normal circumstances using the standard, telephoto, and wide-angle we have some samples taken with the standard lens during the daytime. Both cameras do a fine job in easy shooting conditions. Neither should have a problem with these shots, and they don’t. I do think the pushed color of the Samsung is more appealing, but the iPhone’s color is more accurate. The Samsung did a better job of pulling details out of the were captured with the camera app set to 2x optical zoom only. No digital zooming was employed here. We have pretty much the same situation here as we did with the standard lens — more appealing color from Samsung, and a better exposure, too. Still, the iPhone does nail focus and you see two wide-angle shots, one taken at night of Times Square and the other closeup of the Vessel. Apple delivered a more detailed wide shot of Times Square, but it fudged the color. The iPhone also failed with the close-up, wide-angle of the Vessel, as you can see it blew out the background and managed to overexpose the copper metal. I could take wide-angle shots all day. Continue reading I spent a week with the iPhone 11 Pro Max Portrait, HDR, selfies, and night modes Moving on from the simple shooting modes, we’ll follow up with images captured from the more advanced features. Each phone has a bevy of extra camera features, but I would call the ones we tested below the most important. People like to take artistic shots of their friends and family, want them to have balanced exposures, and would prefer that low-light shots don’t suffer from horrifying levels of is a portrait sample taken of some statues in the Port Authority. For each, the focus point was the chin of the woman on the left. You can see the bokeh effect on those remaining statues behind her. I’d call these pretty close to even, though Apple’s tool is easier to use. It also has better “studio” effects for changing the background. The Samsung’s shot is fine, but the color is off a up, a shot that demonstrates high dynamic range. You can see in this alley shot that the iPhone 11 Pro and the Note 10 Plus had to balance heavy shadows in the alley with the bright sky above. I’d call both winners in this instance, though the colors are a tad nicer from the can’t forget selfies, so here’s me saying “Cheese!” This is a challenging shot, though you wouldn’t think it. The sun was directly overhead, the sky was bright blue, and my hat cast a shadow over my face. I think the bokeh effect turned out better in the Apple, though it’s not bad from the Samsung. Exposure is another story. The iPhone 11 Pro’s result is a tad dark, while the Galaxy Note 10 Plus’s image borders pictures in low-light settings is really challenging. These samples are good. First, the hotel. The shadows cast by the hotel’s lights create a really neat effect on the brick. I like the color and detail here, though Apple’s shot is a little soft. In the second, we have a shot taken not only in low light, but at 2x zoom, which means the lens is slower than it would be via the standard lens. I think both these shots turned out well, though the color is more accurate from the Note 10. Grain and noise is kept in check, considering the there’s night mode, which really amplifies what the phones can see. Here, I took a shot of a local park in the dead of night. There were some street lamps nearby, but otherwise it was dark. I wish I could merge these images. The Apple shot shows way more detail, but has a slight yellow tint to it. A lot of the detail under the trees is lost on the Note 10. Either way, these are very good considering how poorly phones would have done as recently as a year Note 10 Plus is the winnerApple and Samsung each has its strengths when it comes to smartphone photography. The samples here demonstrate that the iPhone 11 Pro and Galaxy Note 10 Plus are solid imaging devices that can easily replace a dedicated camera for most as a whole, I would call the Note 10 Plus the winner here, though the iPhone 11 Pro is right behind concludes our Samsung Galaxy Note 10 Plus vs Apple iPhone 11 Pro camera comparison. Please feel free to share your thoughts in the comments. Compare phone and tablet specifications of up to three devices at once. Add Apple iPhone 13 Pro Max Add Apple iPhone 12 Pro Max Add Apple iPhone 11 Pro Add Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra Add Apple iPhone XS Max Add Apple iPhone 11 Add Samsung Galaxy S22+ Add Samsung Galaxy S22 Add Apple iPhone 13 Add Apple iPhone 13 Pro Display Size inches inches Resolution 2688 x 1242 pixels, ratio, 456 PPI 3040 x 1440 pixels, 199 ratio, 498 PPI Technology OLED Dynamic AMOLED Screen-to-body % % Peak brightness 800 cd/m2 nit Features HDR support, Oleophobic coating, Scratch-resistant glass, Ambient light sensor, Proximity sensor HDR support, Scratch-resistant glass Corning Gorilla Glass 6, Ambient light sensor, Proximity sensor Hardware System chip Apple A13 Bionic APL1W85 7 nm Qualcomm Snapdragon 855 SM8150 7 nm Processor Hexa-core, 2650 MHz, Lightning and Thunder, 64-bit Octa-core, 2840 MHz, Kryo 485, 64-bit GPU Apple-designed 4 core Adreno 640 RAM 4GB LPDDR4 12GB LPDDR4 Internal storage 64GB NVMe, not expandable 256GB UFS available to use 224 GB Storage expansion microSDXC up to 2000 GB Device type Smartphone Smartphone OS iOS Android 11, 10, Pie, Samsung One UI Battery Capacity 3969 mAh 4300 mAh Type Li - Ion, Not user replaceable Li - Ion, Not user replaceable Battery life test results Charging USB Power Delivery, Qi wireless charging Qualcomm Quick Charge USB Power Delivery, Samsung Adaptive Fast Charging, Qi and Powermat wireless charging, Reverse wireless charging Max charge speed Wired Wireless Wired Wireless Camera Rear Triple camera Quad camera Main camera 12 MP Sapphire crystal lens cover, OIS, PDAF 12 MP OIS, PDAF Specifications Aperture size Focal length 26 mm; Sensor size 1/ Pixel size μm Aperture size Focal length 27 mm; Sensor size 1/ Pixel size μm Second camera 12 MP Telephoto, Sapphire crystal lens cover, OIS, PDAF 12 MP Telephoto, OIS, PDAF Specifications Optical zoom Aperture size Focal Length 52 mm; Sensor size 1/ Pixel size 1 μm Optical zoom Aperture size Focal Length 52 mm; Sensor size 1/ Pixel size 1 μm Third camera 12 MP Ultra-wide, Sapphire crystal lens cover 16 MP Ultra-wide Specifications Aperture size Focal Length 13 mm Aperture size Focal Length 13 mm; Pixel size 1 μm Fourth camera MP VGA ToF 3D depth sensing Video recording 3840x2160 4K UHD 60 fps, 1920x1080 Full HD 240 fps, 1280x720 HD 3840x2160 4K UHD 60 fps, 1920x1080 Full HD 240 fps, 1280x720 HD 960 fps Features OIS, Time-lapse video, Continuous autofocus, Picture-taking during video recording OIS, HDR, Time-lapse video, Hyperlapse, EIS Front 12 MP EIS, HDR, Slow-motion videos 10 MP Autofocus, HDR Video capture 3840x2160 4K UHD 60 fps 3840x2160 4K UHD 30 fps Design Dimensions x x inches 158 x x mm x x inches x x mm Weight oz g oz g Materials Back Glass; Frame Stainless steel Back Glass Corning Gorilla Glass 6; Frame Aluminum Resistance Water, Dust; IP68 Water, Dust; IP68 Biometrics 3D Face unlock 2D Face unlock, Ultrasonic in-screen fingerprint Keys Left Volume control, Lock/Unlock key; Right Lock/Unlock key Left Volume control, Lock/Unlock key Colors Gold, Silver, Space gray, Midnight green Aura glow, Aura white Cellular 5G n260, n261, NSA, Sub-6, mmWave LTE FDD Bands 12100, 21900, 31800, 4AWS-1, 5850, 72600, 8900, 12700 a, 13700 c, 14700 PS, 17700 b, 18800 Lower, 19800 Upper, 20800 DD, 251900+, 26850+, 29700 d, 302300 WCS, 66AWS-3, 71600 Bands 21900, 31800, 4AWS-1, 5850, 72600, 8900, 12700 a, 13700 c, 18800 Lower, 19800 Upper, 20800 DD, 26850+, 28700 APT, 66AWS-3 LTE TDD Bands 342000, 382600, 391900+, 402300, 412600+, 423500, 46, 483600 Bands 382600, 391900+, 402300, 412600+, 46, 483600 UMTS Bands 12100, 21900, 41700/2100, 5850, 8900 Bands 5850, 8900, 21900, 12100 Data Speed LTE-A Pro Cat 19 1600/150 Mbit/s, HSDPA+ 4G Mbit/s, HSUPA Mbit/s, UMTS LTE-A Pro Cat 20 2000/150 Mbit/s, HSDPA+ 4G Mbit/s, HSUPA Mbit/s, UMTS SIM type Nano SIM, eSIM Nano SIM Multimedia Headphones No jack No jack Speakers Earpiece, Multiple speakers Earpiece, Multiple speakers Features Dolby Atmos 32-Bit DAC, Dolby Atmos, aptX-HD Screen mirroring Wireless screen share Wireless screen share Additional microphones for Noise cancellation, Video recording for Noise cancellation Connectivity & Features Wi-Fi a, b, g, n, ac, ax, dual-band; MIMO, Wi-Fi Direct, Hotspot a, b, g, n, ac, ax, dual-band; MIMO, Wi-Fi Direct, Hotspot USB Lightning Type-C reversible, USB Features Charging, Headphones port Charging, Headphones port, OTG, Video out Location GPS, A-GPS, Glonass, Galileo, Cell ID, Wi-Fi positioning GPS, A-GPS, Glonass, Galileo, Cell ID, Wi-Fi positioning Sensors Accelerometer, Gyroscope, Compass, Barometer Accelerometer, Gyroscope, Compass, Hall for flip covers, Barometer Other NFC, UMA Wi-Fi Calling NFC, ANT+, UMA Wi-Fi Calling Hearing aid compatible M3, T4 Regulatory Approval FCC approval Date approved Sep 25, 2019 Jul 27, 2019 FCC ID value BCG-E3306A A3LSMN976V Measured SAR Head W/kg W/kg Body W/kg W/kg Simultaneous Transmission W/kg W/kg Wireless Router W/kg W/kg Buyers information In The Box EarPods with Lightning connector, USB-C to Lightning cable 18W USB-C power adapter, Documentation USB cable, OTG adapter, Travel adapter, Ejector tool, S Pen tips and tweezers, Extra earbuds, USB-C AKG headset, Terms and Conditions, Quick Reference guide and User manual Availability Officially announced Sep 10, 2019 Aug 07, 2019 Apple’ın uzun süredir beklenen yeni iPhone modelleri nihayet ABD’nin Kaliforniya eyaletinde bulunan Appe Park’taki Steve Jobs Salonu’nda düzenlenen resmi etkinlikte tanıtıldı. Bizlerde tasarım ve donanım olarak oldukça beğenilen Apple’ın yeni amiral gemisi iPhone 11 Pro Max ile Galaxy Note 10 Plus’ı sizler için karşılaştırdık. Karşılaştırmanın tüm detaylarına makalemizden TasarımTasarım olarak her iki telefonun da oldukça iyi olduğunu söyleyebiliriz. iPhone X ile çentik tasarımını başlatan Apple, iPhone 11 Pro Max modelinde de çentikli ekran tasarımına devam ediyor. Çentik tasarımı bulunmayan Galaxy Note 10 Plus’ta ekran gövde oranını artırmak için ekranın tam ortasında delikli kamera tasarımı tercih edilmiş. Kameranın, ekranın ortasına konumlandırılması orantılı bir görünüm ortaya çıkarmış. Önceki modellerine göre daha ince çerçeve sahip olan Galaxy Note 10 Plus, oldukça yüksek ekran gövde oranı 11 Pro Max, üçgen şeklinde 3’lü kamera kurulumuna sahip iken Galaxy Note 10 Plus’ta alt alta konumlandırılmış 3’lü kamera 11 Pro Max’in boyutları 158 x x mm ve ağırlığı 226 gram. Galaxy Note 10 Plus’ın boyutları ise x x mm ve ağırlığı ise 198 gram. Galaxy Note 10 Plus, iPhone 11 Pro Max’e kıyasla daha büyük boyutlara sahip olsa da ağırlık olarak daha hafif. Her iki amiral gemisi de suya ve toza karşı dayanıklı ve bu konuda IPX8 ve IP6X sertifikalarına 11 Pro Max, kullanıcılarına gümüş, altın, yeşil ve siyah renk seçeneği sunarken Galaxy Note 10 Plus, duman siyahı, ay tozu grisi ve fildişi beyazı ile kullanıcılarının karısına olarak daha büyük ekrana sahip olan Galaxy Note 10 Plus, iPhone 11 Pro Max’e göre daha yüksek bir ekran gövde oranı EkraniPhone 11 Pro Max’de inçlik OLED teknolojisine sahip ekran bulunurken Galaxy Note 10 Plus ise inç boyutunda Dynamic AMOLED ekrana sahip. Ekran çözünürlüğünde ise Galaxy Note Plus’ın bir adım önde olduğunu görüyoruz. iPhone 11 Pro Max, 1242x2688 FHD+ Piksel, Galaxy Note 10 Plus ise 3040x1440 QHD+ Piksel ekran çözünürlüğüne 11 Pro Max’de 3D Touch özelliği bulunurken Galaxy Note 10 Plus’ta bu özellik yer almıyor. Ancak her iki telefon da HDR10 teknolojisini gövde oranına baktığımızda ise iPhone 11 Pro Max yüzde oranına sahip iken, Galaxy Note 10 Plus’ın ekran gövde oranı ise yüzde Ekran gövde oranında Galaxy Note 10 Plus’ın iPhone 11 Pro Max’ten oldukça önde olduğunu DonanımiPhone 11 Pro Max, 6 çekirdekli 6 GB RAM bellek ve A13 Bionic işlemci yonga setine sahip. Galaxy Note 10 Plus’ta ise 8 çekirdekli 12 GB RAM bellek ve Exynos 9825 işlemci alanında ise iPhone 11 Pro Max’in 64, 256 ve 512 GB versiyonu bulunurken, Galaxy Note 10 Plus ise 256 ve 512 GB olmak üzere kullanıcılarına iki farklı model sunuyor. Ancak Galaxy Note 10 Plus’ta hafıza kartı desteği bulunduğunu da söylemeden olarak iPhone 11 Pro Max’te Face ID bulunurken Galaxy Note 10 Pus ise ekrana gömülü parmak izi okuyucusuna KameraHer iki telefonun oldukça iyi kameraya sahip olduğunu söyleyebiliriz. Üçlü arka kameraya sahip olan iPhone 11 Pro Max’in ana kamerası 12 MP ve f/ diyafram açıklığına sahip. Bunun yanında 12 MP ve f/ diyafram açıklığına sahip telefoto lens ve 12 MP f/ ultra geniş açılı kamera 11 Pro Max, 60 fps 4K video kaydı ve 120-240 kare desteği ile ağır çekim video 11 Pro Max’in ön tarafında ise 12 MP çözünürlüğünde portre modu ile çekim yapabilen ve Face ID desteği bulunan kamera yer Note 10 Plus’ta ise ToF desteği buluna 3’lü arka kamera bulunuyor. 12 MP’lik ana kamera ayarlanabilir f/ diyafram aralığına sahip. Ana kameraya 12 MP’lik 2x optik zoom sunan telefoto lens ile 16 MP’lik geniş açılı lens eşlik Note 10 Plus’ın ön panelinde ise 10 MP’lik kamera bulunuyor. Ayrıca Galaxy Note 10 Plus da 60 fps 4K video kaydı iki telefonda da Optik Görüntü Sabitleme OİS özelliği iki amiral gemisinin kameralarının bir birine yakın özelliklere sahip olduğunu ve oldukça kaliteli video ve fotoğraf çektiğini söylemek BataryaiPhone 11 Pro Max’te 3500 mAh gücünde bir batarya bulunurken Galaxy Note 10 Plus’ta 4300 mAh kapasiteli bir bataryaya iki amiral gemisi de hızlı şarj ve kablosuz şarj özelliğini destekliyor. iPhone 11 Pro Max’in kutu içeriğinden hızlı şarj adaptörü çıkmazken Galaxy Note 10 Plus, hızlı şarj adaptörü ile FiyatiPhone 11 Pro Max64 GB versiyonu Dolar256 GB versiyonu Dolar512 GB versiyonu dolarGalaxy Note 10 Plus256 GB versiyonu TLAşağıdaki tabloda Apple’ın yeni amiral gemisi iPhone 11 Pro Max ve Samasung’un amiral gemisi Galaxy Note 10 Plus’ın özelliklerini karşılaştırmalı olarak görebilirsiniz. Özellikler iPhone 11 Pro Max Galaxy Note 10 Plus İşletim Sistemi iOS 13 Android Pie İşlemci 6 Çekirdekli A123 8 Çekirdekli Exynos 9825 RAM 6 GB 12 GB Ekran Boyutu inç OLED inç Dynamic AMOLED Ekran Çözünürlüğü 1242x2688 piksel 1440x3040 piksel Ekran Gövde Oranı % % Boyutlar mm mm Face ID Var Yok Parmak İzi Okuyucu Yok Var 3D Touch Var Yok 4K Video Kaydı 60 fps 60 fps Arka Kamera 12 MP f/ 12 MP f/ İkinci Arka Kamera 12 MP f/ 12 MP f/ Üçüncü Arka Kamera 12 MP f/ 16 MP Ön Kamera 12 MP f/ 10 MP f/ Optik Zoom 2x 2x Hızlı Şarj Var Var Kablosuz Şarj Var Var Suya Dayanıklılık IPX8 IPX8 Toza Dayanıklılık IP6X IP6X Ağırlık 226 Gram 198 Gram Fiyat $ Başlangıç Fiyatı TL The iPhone 11 Pro Max offered the latest and greatest features in a sleek design when it was launched in 2019. Even if it wasn’t a major upgrade over the previous-generation iPhone XS Max, it still pushed the envelope further than any other Apple smartphone had done up until that point in time. But 2019 also delivered other high-tech — and big — smartphones, such as the Samsung Galaxy Note 10 Plus, which also came with a ton of awesome features. Contents SpecsPerformance, battery life, and chargingDesign and durabilityDisplayCameraSoftware and updatesSpecial featuresPrice and availabilityOverall winner Apple iPhone 11 Pro Max Which of the two devices is better? Is there even a clear winner? We put the iPhone 11 Pro Max and the Samsung Galaxy Note 10 Plus head to head to find out. Specs Apple iPhone 11 Pro Max Samsung Galaxy Note 10 Plus Size 158 x x x x inches x x x x inches Weight 226 grams ounces 196 grams ounces Screen size Super Retina XDR OLED Dynamic AMOLED Screen resolution 2,688 x 1,242 pixels 458 pixels per inch 3,040 x 1,440 pixels 498 pixels per inch Operating system iOS 13 Android Pie Storage space 64GB, 256GB, 512GB 256GB, 512GB MicroSD card slot No Yes Tap-to-pay services Apple Pay Google Pay, Samsung Pay Processor Apple A13 Bionic chip Qualcomm Snapdragon 855 RAM 4GB 12GB Camera Triple lens 12MP wide, ultra-wide, and telephoto rear; 12MP TrueDepth front Quad lens 12MP wide, telephoto, 16MP ultra-wide, ToF rear; 10MP front Video 4K at up 60 frames-per-second, 1080p at 240 fps 4K at up to 60 frames-per-second, 1080p at 240 fps, 720p at 960 fps Bluetooth version Bluetooth Bluetooth Ports Lightning USB-C Fingerprint sensor No Yes, in-display Water resistance IP68 IP68 Battery Up to 20 hours video playback Fast charging 18W charger Qi wireless charging 4,300mAh Fast charging 45W Fast Qi wireless charging App marketplace Apple App Store Google Play Store Network support All major carriers All major carriers Colors Midnight Green, Space Grey, Silver, Gold Aura Glow, Aura White, Aura Black, Aura Blue Price $1,100 $1,100 Buy from Best Buy Samsung Review score out of 5 stars out of 5 stars Performance, battery life, and charging Julian Chokkattu/Digital Trends The iPhone 11 Pro Max features Apple’s A13 Bionic processor, which is still a powerful chip despite now being over a year old. The Galaxy Note 10 Plus, on the other hand, offers Qualcomm’s Snapdragon 855. Traditionally, Apple chips have simply been better performers than Qualcomm chips — and that seems to be the case here. Despite the fact that the iPhone offers only 4GB of RAM — one-third the huge 12GB featured in the Note 10 Plus. Benchmarks aren’t everything, but the iPhone 11 Pro Max has reached an AnTuTu score of an impressive 462,098. The Galaxy Note 10 Plus, on the other hand, sits in at 358,464 — which is still very good, but not quite on the same level as the iPhone. The battery life on the iPhone 11 Pro Max is impressive too. Weighing in at 3,969mAh, the device’s battery will get you a massive 20 hours of video playback. The Galaxy Note 10 Plus battery boasts an even larger 4,300mAh capacity, while it lasted 12 hours and 30 minutes in our video streaming test. The Galaxy Note 10 Plus also offers 45W fast charging and wireless charging. The iPhone comes with an 18W charger and also supports wireless charging. The Galaxy Note 10 Plus may support faster charging, but the iPhone’s performance is simply better. Winner Apple iPhone 11 Pro Max Design and durability Julian Chokkattu/Digital Trends Both the iPhone 11 Pro Max and the Samsung Galaxy Note 10 Plus offer beautiful designs — but they’re pretty different in their approach. The iPhone still has a notch, which most have come to accept, but it also had a then-polarizing triple-camera bump on the back. Those issues aside though, it’s a classy phone. It’s built with frosted glass on the back, comes in some sleek colors including Midnight Green, and generally looks great. The Galaxy Note 10 Plus looks awesome too, and it’s available in a range of beautiful colors, and it has a huge edge-to-edge display with a small hole-punch camera at the top. It certainly looks more modern than the iPhone. Both phones are built from glass, so they probably won’t do well if dropped. That said, they do both have IP68 water-resistance, so while you probably shouldn’t take them swimming, they’ll do perfectly fine if accidentally dropped in the bath. While the iPhone 11 Pro Max looks great, we think the Galaxy Note 10 Plus is a little more modern-looking and we love the Aura Glow finish. Winner Samsung Galaxy Note 10 Plus Display Julian Chokkattu/Digital Trends Apple has stepped up the quality of the iPhone’s display a ton over the past few years, and the iPhone 11 Pro Max offers an excellent screen. The display comes in at inches with a resolution of 2,688 x 1,242 and a pixel density of 458 pixels per inch. It’s an OLED display too, and it offers Apple’s Super Retina XDR tech — which allows it to get to a brightness of a massive 1,200 nits. That’s great for use even in direct sunlight. Of course, the Galaxy Note 10 Plus’ display is very impressive too. The display comes in at inches with a resolution of 3,040 x 1,440 pixels for a pixel density of 498 pixels per inch. That’s a little higher than the iPhone — though most people won’t be able to tell the difference. The iPhone’s display can get brighter, however, the Galaxy Note 10 Plus’ display is bigger and has a slightly higher pixel density. It’s a tie here. Winner Tie Camera Julian Chokkattu/Digital Trends Perhaps the biggest upgrade that the iPhone 11 Pro Max offered over the iPhone XS Max was the camera. Apple put some serious effort into the camera for its 2019 series of iPhones, and reviews found that the investment paid off handsomely. The device has three camera lenses, including one ultra-wide lens, one wide lens, and one telephoto lens. They’re all 12 megapixels, and Apple has built features into the camera app to ensure that switching between the lenses is seamless and easy. There’s also an updated low-light mode, which ensures that the iPhone can capture great photos without much light. Of course, the Galaxy Note 10 has a pretty great camera too. The device has four lenses instead of three, with one 12-megapixel wide lens, one 12-megapixel telephoto lens, one 16-megapixel ultra-wide lens, and one time-of-flight sensor. The device also has an interesting zoom-in microphone feature that allows you to focus on specific audio when recording video, and it has a low-light mode too — which is a handy touch. On the front, the iPhone offers a 12-megapixel camera, while the Galaxy Note 10 Plus has a 10-megapixel camera. Both phones offer excellent cameras, but we prefer the iPhone 11 Pro Max. Winner Apple iPhone 11 Pro Max Software and updates John Velasco / Digital Trends We’re not going to get into the Android vs. iOS debate here — that’s for another article. The gist of things, however, is that iOS is generally a little easier to use and more intuitive, while Android allows for more customization. The real difference between these two phones, however, is how often they’ll get updates. As an Apple-built phone, the iPhone 11 Pro Max will get regular security updates, and always on time. The Galaxy Note 10 Plus, however, may take a while to get the latest Android updates, as Samsung needs to optimize Android updates to work with One UI, its Android skin. Apple also tends to support its devices for longer than Samsung. Whether you like iOS or Android is up to you — but because of the far quicker updates, the iPhone is the winner here. Winner Apple iPhone 11 Pro Max Special features The iPhone 11 Pro Max doesn’t have a ton in the way of special features — most of Apple’s work over recent years seems to have been dedicated to camera tech. That said, we know the device features an Apple U1 chip, which is designed for spatial awareness; at the moment it allows you to point your iPhone at another for accurate AirDrop, but there may be more to come from this in the future. The device also has Apple’s Face ID facial recognition tech, which Apple says is better on the iPhone 11 series than earlier models. The Galaxy Note 10 Plus, however, is packed with special features. For starters, the device comes with the Samsung S-Pen, a high-tech stylus that can be used to write on the display, and has a button to trigger the camera. The device also has text recognition tech, so your written notes can be converted to text. Not only that, but it has a DeX mode that lets you use your phone as a desktop computer and more. Winner Samsung Galaxy Note 10 Plus Price and availability Although Apple began selling the iPhone 11 Pro Max as recently as September 2019, they have now stopped manufacturing them. However, most major retailers and phone company stores still have plenty of them in stock. We must say that it’s not the cheapest phone out there — you can expect a hefty expense of $1,100 for the standard 64GB version. The iPhone 11 Pro Max and the Galaxy Note 10 Plus actually have the same $1,100 price tag, which makes our decision between the two even harder. All the major providers carry the Galaxy, and it can also be unlocked straight from Samsung and other outlets. Overall winner Apple iPhone 11 Pro Max It was a very close call between the iPhone 11 Pro Max and the Samsung Galaxy Note 10 Plus, as both phones have incredible features, and neither of them is much better than the other. However, the iPhone came out on top with a quicker processor, a higher-quality camera, and speedier software updates. However, it all might come down to which brand you feel more comfortable using. If you’re accustomed to iPhones and other Apple products, you may want to stay with Apple. If you’re a die-hard Android user, or you’re knee-deep in Google or Samsung devices, then you may want to opt for the Samsung Galaxy Note 10 Plus. Editors' Recommendations Oppo’s latest Apple Watch clone has an important spec under the hood The iPhone 14 Pro may be more expensive than we expected The best OnePlus phones for 2022 The best Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 4 cases for your pre-order How many folds can the Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 4 survive? Spoiler — it’s a lot

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