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Samsung Galaxy S7 vs iPhone 6s Speed Test!

2016-03-04
hey guys this is Austin is the new Samsung Galaxy s7 the fastest phone out there to find out let's pit it against the current fastest phone out there the iPhone 6s plus even though these are too high-end phones with 5.5 inch screens they actually have a lot of differences the galaxy s7 is driving some serious specs with a quad-core snapdragon 820 processor 4 gigabytes of RAM and Adreno 530 graphics on the other hand the iPhone is no slouch either with a dual-core Apple a9 chip 2 gigabytes of RAM and power VR graphics specs are great on paper but the real question is how do they actually perform to find out let's turn to the Geekbench 3 test which primarily focuses on the CPU side Geekbench does a good job of testing real-world performance a phone that does well here is going to be noticeably faster during normal day-to-day tasks such as web browsing and installing apps considering that the galaxy s7 has twice as many quarters as the iPhone it gets a small but substantial lead in the multi thread side however for single toy performance the iPhone is still king even though it's fairly close the galaxy s7 pulled out a small but noticeable win here next we've got GFX bench which is all about testing the graphics performance so this is important for making sure the phone is nice and smooth as well as how it can handle gaming one of the big differences between the iPhone and the galaxy s7 are the screens while the iPhone has a fairly standard 1080p screen the galaxy s7 has a much more pixel dense 1440p panel which means that the processor inside has to do a lot more work to keep things running smoothly you can see the difference here when you rang the man had an on screen test the iPhone is able to pull 38 frames per second where the galaxy s7 is only able to pull out 29 however if you take the screens add the equation and just want to see which one has the most raw power you'll find the galaxy s7 wins out here with 47 frames per second versus only 40 on the iPhone don't get me wrong these are absolutely two of the fastest films out there right now however as far as raw performance goes the galaxy s7 also pulls out the win here one feature is becoming more and more important these days is a fingerprint reader both the iPhone and galaxy s7 have them however I wanted to find out which one is actually faster the first glance both phones are incredibly fast scanning your fingerprint unlocking the phone just about as fast as you can press the button however if you want you back in slow motion you'll see the galaxy s7 is a bit faster mostly because it gets you immediately to the home screen where the iPhone spends a second giving you a big animation bringing all your icons on screen it looks cool but it wastes time galaxy Assefa is just faster here what comes to tap to focus both are really solid so if I had to pick a winner I would narrowly give it to the galaxy s7 while both are solid the s7 seems to be just a little bit quicker and just a little bit more accurate than the iPhone since both phones can capture 4k video my next test is to capture 30 seconds on each phone and then export it to see how long it takes here the iPhone has a major advantage thanks to iMovie not only is this a fairly solid video editor but it also is much faster at exporting videos in the galaxy s7 there's no doubt that the iPhone 6s is one of the fastest phones out there but the galaxy s7 edges it out yeah I did that that just happened I'm really proud of myself right now if you guys want to see how the galaxy has seven fares in a water test I want a chance to win a brand new one check out the link in the description my buddy Jon and I are going to be giving away a brand new s7 or s7 edge anyway guys what do you think about the s7 let me know in the comments below and I will catch you in the next one
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