Samsung or iPhone - which company's smartphones are better in 2021?

1. Samsung Galaxy A52 4G and Apple iPhone SE 2020

Relatively inexpensive smartphones by the standards of these two companies, for which they ask for around 30-40 thousand rubles.

Samsung Galaxy A52 4G

Best value for money

For relatively little money, you get a device with a decent camera, consisting of four modules.

2. Samsung Galaxy S20 FE and Apple iPhone Xr

Excellent smartphones, for which they ask for about 45 thousand rubles.

iPhone Xr

Dual SIM

The version of the smartphone for Asian markets is dual-sim, which is extremely atypical for Apple products.

3. Samsung Galaxy S20 Plus and Apple iPhone 11

Full-fledged flagships, released about a year and a half ago, but still relevant.

iPhone 11

Great color variety

The device exists in a variety of color options, while many shades turned out to be bright and youthful.

4. Samsung Galaxy S21 Plus and Apple iPhone 11 Pro

The next flagships, which are even more expensive.

Samsung Galaxy S21 Plus

Great display

The device received an AMOLED screen, the refresh rate of which dynamically changes from 1 to 120 Hz.

5. Samsung Galaxy S21 Ultra and Apple iPhone 13 Pro Max

Top smartphones with an astronomical price tag released in 2021.

Samsung Galaxy S21 Ultra

Best Camera

A rare case when a smartphone provides 10x optical zoom.

6. Comparison results

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  1. Paul
    The iPhone SE 2020 shoots 4K/60 fps video. And in general, in the article you did not understand the cameras in detail, everywhere you only paid attention to the number of modules and the number of megapixels, which is not a correct comparison!

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