iPhone and Samsung both are two big mobile companies in the tech world and have competition. Both launch their new version and send to the market periodically. People like both smartphone companies and buy its products happily, but which one is best you can get the answer to this question after reading below information. If I share my opinion or review, then it goes to iPhone because it is a breathtaking and perfect product for those people who have enough money.
When you decide to use iPhone then, you require some apps that make your life perfect and help you in your business or other life matters for apps you need extra money because iPhone app store has most paid apps. Other than that, Samsung app store has a lot of free apps that you buy in iPhone app store. Samsung also has one more good point if you feel bored with the present setup of a smartphone, you remove it and add new and exciting apps to your phone and enjoy your life.
Samsung’s Galaxy S7 has been a huge hit with detractor, building on the strong testimonial of the previous generation of Samsung Galaxy S6 and S6 Edge, at the same time as introducing new hardware and bringing back some admirer favorites.
Samsung Galaxy S7 was exposed at the starting of 2016 and gets the popularity in the mobile world more than the prior version. Apple will launch iPhone 7 in September towards the reply of S7, but now we compare it with the iPhone 6S that was released in 2015.
The competition trend of both companies has continued well into 2016, however, with Samsung once again beating the Apple. In the US, the Galaxy S7, and S7 Plus accounted for 16% of all US smartphone sales as the iPhone 6s and6s Plus took 14.6%. Below you will see the iPhone Vs Samsung Galaxy S7: which one is best for you. This comparison will expose all feature of iPhone and Samsung Galaxy S7 that will help you to find the better and good smartphone.
Here are the specs for the iPhone 6s and Samsung Galaxy S7:
| Apple iPhone 6 | Samsung Galaxy S7 | |
| Operating System | iOS 8 | Android 6.0.1 Marshmallow |
| Processor | Dual-core 2GHz Apple A8 | Exynos 8890 |
| RAM | 1 GB | 4GB |
| Screen size | 4.7 in | 5.1 in, quad-HD display |
| Screen resolution | 1334 x 750 | 1440 x 2560 |
| Pixel density | 326ppi | 577ppi |
| Screen type | IPS | |
| Rear camera, video | 8 megapixels; 1080p HD video | 12 megapixels |
| Front-facing camera | 5 megapixels | 5 megapixels |
| Flash | Dual LED | Dual LED |
| Memory card slot | N/A | microSD, up to 256 GB |
| NFC | Yes | Yes |
| Wireless data | 4G | 4G |
| Size | 138 x 66 x 6.9mm | 150.9 x 72.6 x 7.7 mm |
| Weight | 4.55 oz (129g) | 5.54 oz (157g) |
| Battery capacity | 1,810 mAh | 3600mAh |
| Removable battery | No | No |
| Water resistant | No | Yes |
iPhone 6s and Samsung Galaxy 7s: Design
iPhone 6S: 7.1mm thick, 143g, Series 7000 anodized aluminum back, Space Gray/Gold/Silver/Rose Gold
Samsung Galaxy S7: 7.9mm think, 152g, metal alloy, glass front and back, IP68 certified, Black/Gold
Both smartphones kept the mostly same look as its predecessor and have metal bodies with glass screens. iPhone offers twice as many color options. Samsung did lead to do though is reduce the size of the camera bump on the S7. It also makes the S7 IP68 water and dust proof, but iPhone 6s is not. The iPhone 6s carried few changes in its visual design over the iPhone 6 that is standard practice for Apple when it comes to its S models. The Samsung S7 is the best phone has ever looked and the best it has ever felt. For our money, it’s bent back pushes it slightly ahead of the iPhone in aesthetics.
iPhone 6s and Samsung Galaxy 7s: Display
iPhone 6S: 4.7-inch IPS LCD, 1336 x 750, 326ppi, 3D Touch
Samsung Galaxy S7: 5.1-inch Super AMOLED, 2, 560 x 1,440, 577ppi
Samsung works seriously, and the 7s packs 1,440 x 2,560 pixels into the 5.1-inch quad-HD display. On the other hand, iPhone 6s packs 4.7 inches and 750 x 1,334 pixels. iPhone 6s has smaller screen and pixels to light means a reduction in power consumption and a boost in performance speeds. The extra pixel of Samsung doesn’t matter much most of the time. The screen display of iPhone 6s is sharp and vivid and pixel never visible, and its IPL LCD is also dazzling as compared to Samsung Galaxy S7.
Other than that, Galaxy S7 gets the more points when viewing 1080p media. iPhone 6S defined features of 3D Touch technology that allows users a greater variety of options by sensing the pressure with which the screen is pressed. Both smartphones have brilliant, highly saturated displays and their significant differences are pixel resolution and 3D Touch technology.
iPhone 6S Vs Galaxy S7: Software
iPhone 6S: iOS 9.3
Samsung Galaxy S7: Android 6.0.1 Marshmallow,
Samsung insistence on loading Android with Touchwiz has been a critical issue obstructing their ability to compete with Apple iPhone. The latest version of Android OS is a little step up from Lollipop but is does come carrying Doze that increases the battery life of the smartphone, and the smartphone iPhone 6s struggled with.
The software of iOS 9 version is also used in the iPhone 6s. Siri was improved and can now handle things like calendars and 3rd party apps better, but Google Now is making greater paces and seems more able assistant.
iPhone 6S Vs Samsung Galaxy S7: Performance
iPhone 6S: Apple A9 64-bit dual-core CPU, 2GB RAM
Samsung Galaxy S7: Exynos 8890 octa-core/Snapdragon 820 quad-core CPU, Adreno 530/Mali-T880 MP12 GPU, 4GB RAM
iPhone 6S is an Apple product where it made the RAM leap and Doubled it to 2GB. The most impressive thing that Apple was able of running its operating system on 1GB of RAM for so long. At the same time, Android devices have been packing in more and more RAM for as now, with 3 or 4 GB bread a regular sight.
The fact that Apple has only now to add an extra gigabyte speaks volumes for now well iOS is optimized. The CPU benchmark tests showed that the Galaxy S7 has a clear lead over the iPhone 6S for high-end tasks.
iPhone 6s Vs Samsung Galaxy S7: Cameras
iPhone 6S: rear camera 8-megapixel, f/2.2 aperture, dual LED flash, 4K video recording, front camera 5-megapixel
Samsung S7: rear camera 12-megapixel, phase detection, dual pixels, OIS, f/1.7 lens, 1/2.6” sensor, 1.4 um pixel, 4K video, front camera 5-megapixel
Samsung reduced the camera bump on the back of the S7 due to its new lens, but besides that, just based on specs; it looks like the cameras on each device are the same. Samsung has right front and rear camera as compared to iPhone, and it is best for night shots.
The Galaxy S7 widens the gulf in that respect, employing some techniques to help boost its low light performance. It also loaded the S7 with a new 12-megapixel sensor is less than its predecessor. That has been designed to imprison bigger pixels and as a result more light.
iPhone 6S Vs Samsung Galaxy S7: Battery
iPhone 6S: 1080mAh
Samsung Galaxy S7: 3600mAh
Both smartphones have not a removable battery, but Samsung battery timing is too larger. Digital Trends says:
“Battery life is a lot more complicated, and is highly dependent on the display, operating system, usage and more.”
The charging process is also easier and quicker with the Samsung Galaxy S7. It supports the two leading wireless charging standards, Qi and PMA. Both allowing the handset to be powered up in a charging station rather than having to attach a cable. Galaxy reaches max in 90 minutes via its quick charge 3.0 chargers, while iPhone 6s takes approximately 3 hours to charge entirely.
Conclusion
Both smartphones are incremental improvements over their forerunners. Mostly sees Samsung playing catch-up with Apple and if you want to enjoy the latest features of Like Photos and 3D touch, then Apple is the way to go. And, If you want to enjoy a phone with the best camera in town and better battery life, then the Samsung S7 is the best selection for your smartphone.
Besides, the decision comes down to a preference in OS that is a matter of personal taste. According to my tastes, iPhone 6s is the best choice where it matters and also a winner of this comparison. What do you think about this confrontation? Which device would you like to buy? Let us tell in the comment box.