Introduction
In the world of smartphones, there are two giants: iPhone and Samsung Galaxy. Both have been around for years and have been consistently improving their technology. One of the most important aspects of a smartphone is its sensor technology. In this blog post, we'll compare the sensor technology of iPhone and Samsung Galaxy and help you make an informed decision.
Camera
When it comes to camera sensors, both iPhone and Samsung Galaxy are excellent. The iPhone 12 Pro Max has a triple 12MP camera system with a LiDAR scanner, while the Samsung Galaxy S21 Ultra has a quad-camera setup with a 108MP primary sensor. Both phones capture excellent photos in daylight, but when it comes to low light, Samsung Galaxy is the clear winner. According to PhoneArena, the Galaxy S21 Ultra produces brighter and more detailed photos in low light conditions.
Winner: Samsung Galaxy
Display
Another important sensor in a smartphone is the display. In this category, both iPhone and Samsung Galaxy have their strengths. iPhones have been known for their excellent color accuracy and brightness, but Samsung Galaxy displays are equally as good. The Galaxy S21 Ultra has a 6.8-inch AMOLED display with a resolution of 1440 x 3200 pixels and a pixel density of 515 PPI. The iPhone 12 Pro Max has a 6.7-inch Super Retina XDR OLED display with a resolution of 1284 x 2778 pixels and a pixel density of 458 PPI. While iPhone has better color accuracy, Samsung Galaxy has a higher resolution.
Winner: Tie
Fingerprint Sensor
Fingerprint sensors have been around for a while now and both iPhone and Samsung Galaxy have their own versions. In iPhone, the fingerprint sensor is embedded in the home button, while Samsung Galaxy has an in-display fingerprint sensor. According to Tom's Guide, Samsung Galaxy's fingerprint sensor is faster and more accurate in unlocking the phone. However, iPhone's fingerprint sensor is more natural to use as you can unlock the phone while picking it up without having to press any buttons.
Winner: Tie
Face Recognition
Face recognition is another popular sensor in smartphones. iPhone has been the pioneer in this technology, and the iPhone 12 Pro Max has a TrueDepth camera system for face recognition. Samsung Galaxy has its own version called Intelligent Scan. According to PCMag, both technologies are equally secure, but iPhone's face recognition is faster and more accurate.
Winner: iPhone
Conclusion
iPhone and Samsung Galaxy both have excellent sensor technology. Samsung Galaxy is the clear winner in the camera category, and iPhone is the winner in face recognition. However, when it comes to display and fingerprint sensor, it's a tie. Whether you choose iPhone or Samsung Galaxy, you won't be disappointed in their sensor technology.