Buzx:


That it was released last year doesn't mean anything. The S22U was released Feb this year and the 13 pro max, September last year, but they're direct rivals. As we speak, both companies have already started developing their next flagship devices and will be released at different times, so the date doesn't really matter.

Sure. But we can all agree that one company went all the way to arm their devices with the best processor and GPU, yeah?

Now let's respect that and agree that iPhones aren't as overhyped as most people claim.

1x2x3:



If you haven't handled both phones side by side to make these comparism you won't get it. You are talking about zoom, who takes a normal photoshoot with zoom? Why did you skip the important use case like night shots? you need to see S22 Ultra night mood.

Again you mentioned 8K . What's the use of 8K and 4K to normal user? You see YouTubers recording 8K and 4K videos, they all have I phones but when the time for shooting comes, they would go for proper digital cameras. So when talking about phones, talk about what's important to everyday user.

I have handled both phones and I know what I'm talking about. I didn't say you take a picture with zoom; I clearly mentioned to take the pictures on each phone's main lens (1x).

Samsung phones often have this smoothening and watercolor effect and lose details when you zoom-in on a picture you thought was sharp and nice; iPhone does better at retaining details in pictures when you zoom them in.

Whether you're recording in 1080P, 4k or any other K, iPhone has always won that race. It's not even news. It's not about what resolution you're recording on right now.

So far you have mentioned night mode, which, of course, the Samsung wins at; but I have mentioned many departments where I believe that the iPhone is a better phone.

Do you have anything to counter these things I mentioned, apart from having a better night mode, better when and reverse wireless charge?

That the Samsung S22 Ultra performance gets beaten by the iPhone 13 Pro Max's A15 Bionic is quite pitiable, since the 13PM was released last year.

1x2x3:


A friend of mine uses iPhone 13 Pro Max, while I use S22 Ultra, she handed me her phone to snap her so I took a few shots before switching to my Samsung.......I took just one shot and I saw how inferior she felt seeing the picture quality on Samsung ���.

Do me a favor: take a picture with both phones' camera main lenses (1x), then zoom it in and share the results.

Or try recording a video with both phones and compare. To make things even interesting: record an 8k video on your Samsung and compare it with the iPhone's 4k video.

You might end up having a different opinion.

Engrgibbs:
All those over hyped phone.. Samsung S22 ultra over Iphone 13 promax any day any time

I respect your decision of picking the Samsung S22 Ultra over the iPhone 13 Pro Max; however, the 13 Pro Max isn't overrated.

iPhone 13 Pro Max, although being Apple's last year flagship device, packs a stronger processor than the Samsung S22 Ultra; let's not even try comparing battery lives of both phones.

Also, there's better speaker quality, better build on the iPhone and face unlock, for me, is way more convenient than using a fingerprint scanner.

If you own more than one Apple device, you enjoy Apple's unmatched ecosystem.

Finally, the iPhone 13 Pro Max video recording beasts the S22 ultra any day.

See it's not overhyped? But I guess everyone has what works best for them.

Greatdand007:


If you see iPhone 13 pro max you will hate that Samsung

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fredrickmyers:
Still available

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Enddy50ty:



Meaning say sometimes the touch pad go work, sometimes e no go work. But say that na the only thing wey dey worry the phone.

Not exactly. The touch pad works all the time. At times, it may start pressing by itself for a few seconds and then stop (or you could stop it by locking and unlocking the phone). Most Redmi note 9 series users witness this when they use screen guard

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emeraldlife:


By Developers in this context, I mean android/Samsung fans who want the latest and greatest android software on their device irrespective of how old the device is.

Secondly, most OEMs/phone manufacturers do not use exynos not because it does not perform but because of Snapdragon patents and royalty not in FRAND. Snapdragon developed a technology in their chip (I think CDMA, I can't remember) that forces other OEMs to rely on SD especially on devices sold in the US.

Your claim that none of the OEMs is using exynos chipsets is false and misleading. Vivo is still using exynos chipsets. Those devices won't be available for the US market. Xiaomi and Oppo with their subsidiaries are signing agreements to have exynos chipsets for markets outside China and the US because of the void creates by Huawei.

Again, Snapdragon is not better in every way. Better in sustained performance not overall.

I know u like iPhones. Everyone's got his/her favourite brand. Here, I am only referring to chipsets that power everything on android. I think Jailbreaking is a term in android that means having root privileges. Bro, u can have custom ROM on your device without rooting it. What I was implying is getting rid of the bloated OneUI features and using less feature-rich custom android os like pixel from google

These are some solid arguments here and I must say, you did your homework.

I like Iphones just as much as I like Android devices; however, I use each of these devices based on how innovative I find them - I'm not a brand loyalist.

About SD adding a feature that "forces" people to use their chipsets, I think it's not entirely true. People still use Kirin, MTK, etc in the US.

About the CDMA thingy, this is only for people who use AT&T, I think. If you've seen the recent iPhone 12 and 13 series, you'll discover that some have some special 5G sensors on their sides to enable them be compatible with the aforementioned networks.

Finally, I'm a little rusty and so curious to know how possible it is to install a custom ROM without rooting? I thought you'd be unlocking the bootloader and installing Magisk

emeraldlife:


I bet you've not used any exynos powered premium devices from Samsung.

Granted in benchmark, Snapdragon always come out the better of the chipsets. In reality, they are both the same except in sustained performance as exynos tends to heat up.

Again, exynos chipsets offers better supports for developers and android fans. If you want to know how fast your s21 ultra (exynos version) is try custom ROM on it

Exynos gives better support for developers and Android fans? No wonder all mobile manufacturers are using them.

There's no reason to use Exynos when Snapdragon is better in almost every way, except you want double SIM features.

Talking about Custom ROMs; if I told anyone that "for you to enjoy Iphone to its maximum, jailbreak it," it would sound ridiculous to many. While I get your point and it's valid; why would one wants to go through bootloader unlocking, rooting and using custom ROM on a phone that expensive?

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I was only referring to what excessive or GPU power-demanding tasks do to phones. Although it isn't advisable to always push a phone to its limits, you can; but bear in mind, it tells on the battery

Chaos14:
Am talking about what you said in the past

Quote the message, please

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Chaos14:
No i meant you said you shouldn't try your phones limit

That's not what I meant. I meant that Exynos chipsets lag and get hot when you through some heavy tasks at it

Chaos14:
Auskyd i made a mistake when i said korea i meant europe. Exynos is only available in europe and some othere regions. Thats why you have to import exynos from europe and SD straight from korea.
secondly as oga tecnolad says that is not good to let your phone do heavy tasks. But look at this apps developed for apple. They are specially made for their ios, so developers take their time for these apps too make sure it doesn't stress the system. But you see apk creators they don't bother about that because they don't have to. Because of too many androids so whats the point of trying. Why would you even want to see the limit of your chip

Read what I said again. I didn't say that your phone shouldn't be made to do heavy tasks.

Chaos14:
Guy check it on nano review. A15 bionic vs Exynos 2200

See this bro:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7m7XJg5hoF8

Chaos14:
But they created their own chip which is very good

Exynos chipsets are known to get heated up and lag when you throw some demanding tasks at them, like gaming, video recording or editing.

SD variants of Samsung phones are ways the better choice to go with. If you've done some research, you'd see that most people having heating, battery drain, etc problems are those on the Samsung's Exynos chipset.

I'm still wondering how a chipset that lags and cut down your gaming FPS when it gets really warm, beats the A15 Bionic. One even shuts down users' video recording without warning, when "it gets too hot".