It always happens when Apple presents new smartphones, and it is that all the media strive to compare the new iPhone with the high-end Android , also thoroughly analyzing both the photographic section, courtesy of DxOMark , and the key component that is the screen , named by DisplayMate as the best ever to Apple's delight.
This time, a YouTube channel wanted to empirically study the
speed of the iPhone 13 compared to a smartphone representative of the Android
platform, in this case a Samsung Galaxy S21 Ultra , to show us that there is
indeed an advantage in the Apple A15 Bionic platform, but not as much as might
be expected at first.
In fact, it is that as SamMobile colleagues told us , it
seems that the Galaxy S21 Ultra comes out very well from the comparative video marketing , because with almost a year of travel its results are very even in a real fire
test opening and using apps and games , on both device at the same time and
without cheating or cardboard.
If the companions of the PhoneBuff channel have even taken humans
out of the equation to avoid possible discrepancies with advantages of
milliseconds per action and effect of the fingers, so they have used a robot
that is responsible for pressing on the iPhone 13 Pro Max and Galaxy S21 Ultra
in a totally autonomous and identical way, matching the challenge to the
maximum and dispelling the doubts that the most distrustful of the place could
have.
The new iPhone 13 win, indeed, but the Galaxy S21 Ultra keeps the pulse
The truth is that we all knew, or at least intuited, that
the iPhone 13 was going to be the winner in these speed tests, not in vain the
Apple device is more optimized and the improvement of the Apple A15 Bionic was
remarkable, although to the delight of Samsung the Galaxy S21 Ultra holds the
honor of the South Korean galaxy very well
In the games section there is no color whatsoever, here
Apple and its iPhone 13 Pro Max mark the differentiation with an advantage
that, since it is the games that start the test, the Galaxy S21 Ultra is no
longer able to make up for lost time in any moment.
Anyway, you will be interested to know that the total
difference after about two minutes of testing is only 7 seconds between the
most performing iPhone 13 and the Galaxy S21 Ultra, so effectively the gap is
not that wide and that there are three quarters distance between both
terminals.
It is clear that the iPhone is ahead in intensive tasks and
graphics, but the other tests are very even including both the management of
the RAM and the access to applications already opened previously, which is done
quickly and without lags also in the Galaxy S21.
And this, ladies and gentlemen, is good news not only for
Samsung, but also for Android by extension, because Google's operating system
has yet to show us its 2021 news with Android 12 while the Galaxy S22 will be
ready in a couple. months, at the beginning of next year 2022