S24 Ultra VS iPhone 15 Pro Max | THIS IS SHOCKING!!!

The s24

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and the 15 Pro Max are packed with features and I have had enough time to compare them and see which one is the best, so first we have to talk about the most important new addition to these two and that is, ai ai is basically added to almost anything and everything now, especially the s24

ultra

, it has artificial intelligence in its keyboard that helps rewrite your message in a couple of different styles, its Notes app has a lot of different artificial intelligence features, such as auto formatting and summary . it has AI in its photo editor that helps with generative editing and it has live translation for phone calls that translates what the other person says from their language to yours, which is crazy, but as cool as all

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AI is , Samsung mentioned that maybe it will only be free until 2025, which is a little worrying, but I guess we'll have to wait and see what happens.

The iPhone also has some AI features, but unlike Samsung, Apple's approach to AI is different instead of creating AI that generates. things like text, the iPhone's AI helps a lot more in the background, for example its new journal app has AI that helps with suggestions about what you did throughout the day and what to write about, which is helpful and there's also personal voice that uses AI to create a copy of your voice which you can then use to chat with people around you, a pretty nifty feature and while they are cool, having the AI ​​on the ultra is much more functional for now, so I have to give it the point while we're on the topic of AI, if you head over to the wallpapers section of the Ultra, it also has

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really unique AI generation option, so here you can use the AI ​​to generate different backgrounds screen, which is really cool to have right on your phone, but the only problem is it doesn't actually save the images to your gallery, which sucks in general, although the customization between Samsung and iPhone is pretty similar, without Surprise, they both have almost identical lock screen customization, so you can customize them to look almost exactly the same. just like you can personalize your iPhone or Ultra to look like mine using awesome wallpaper from hworld tocom, but Samsung comes with many additional customization features like installing different clock fonts for lock screen, which iPhone you're still limited to just a few and then if you dig a little deeper into certain stings, there are a few other things you can do to customize the ultra even more, like L backgrounds, lock screen, video wallpapers, wallpapers of video calls and let's not forget the Edge lighting notifications, which I know you love. and that's just the tip of the iceberg, the ultra could also use the good luck to customize a lot more, like customizing the design of the Spen and even different soundbar styles, so while the iPhone has some nifty customizations, There's nothing particularly unique about it like the Samsung, which you can basically customize to look like whatever you want, so it definitely gets some points, so when it comes to performance and speed, these two are powerhouses, the iPhone with its chip a17 Pro has really surprised me with how powerful it is and the ultra with its made for Galaxy Snapdragon 8 gen 3 chip is also equally impressive and for general use of course both are super snappy.

It's only when I push them that I start to see some differences, like when I try them with video editing, this is where I particularly saw a big difference: the iPhone was generally extremely fast when rendering and although the ultra was slower, it wasn't far behind and As for gaming, the only difference I saw was that the iPhone usually booted up a few fractions of a second before the ultra. so it wasn't a huge difference and when it came to gaming they were basically identical, so although the ultra is a little slower overall, a major advantage is that it has 12 gigs of RAM compared to the iPhone's eight, which It means I can have more apps open in the background and still run super smooth, but even with just 8GB of RAM on the iPhone, I never saw it slow down thanks to its super efficient and snappy a17 Pro chip, so to speed up iPhone definitely Now you get the point, it's pretty crazy to see how important cell phone screens have become especially since they are the number one thing we all look at and when you just look at these two screens you wouldn't say there is much difference but There are actually two important things that set them apart, and first of all, the brightness: the iPhone's screen is so bright that you can probably use it as a flashlight, and as for the ultra, it's even brighter than that, up to 2600 points, and the second reason.

It's the reflection, this is something that not many people have thought about until now because the Ultra screen has had a little improvement, it's now a little less reflective than before, which you can't really see on camera, but yes. I have to take my word for it, it actually makes a pretty big difference compared to the iPhone's super reflective screen, so because of those two differences and because Apple is still buying its screens from Samsung, Altra takes the point , but what about your cameras now? I know many of us make the decision about which phone to buy based on how good the cameras are and they take almost equally amazing photos and videos, but there are some differences between the two that you should know.

First up, comes Samsung. With this new slow motion mode that can record true 4K video at 120 frames per second (something the iPhone still can't do in HD), Samsung also has 8K video that has a little more detail than the iPhone's 4k and is looks a little more natural. but sometimes it can be a little shaky, the Samsung's 200 megapixel sensor is also slightly better than the iPhone's 48 megapixel sensor, but the iPhone is no slouch, especially when you zoom in and see more details and we're talking zoom. The new 50-megapixel 5-stroke zoom lens on the Ultra still takes better zoom photos than the iPhone's new 12-megapixel 5-stroke zoom, but the iPhone still does some things better than the Ultra, like taking photos. of portrait, which simply have better edge detection and also takes Amazing professional video that looks really natural, which in the ultra looks too sharp and sometimes very shaky and also records in pro log like a film camera, which the ultra can't do, as you can see, both have many pros and cons.

So for once, I have to give them both a point because their cameras have never felt so identical. Now, let's move on to some special features that make these two a part, starting with the most obvious one, the S Pen on the ultra, which most of us are familiar with. It's basically been the same stylus for decades and many of us love using it, but on top of that the ultra also comes with a great special feature that a lot more people are starting to use and that is the decks that it basically turns your ra into. a fully functional computer where you can have multiple windows and applications open, explore everything from your Ultra such as files, videos and photos, and even play games with it.

The iPhone also has a lot of special features, as well as its action button that you can customize to open. setting up the camera app or anything else, it also has that super fast airdrop and transfer that many people can't live without, especially if you use an MC and a few others, like name a liar, sensor for depth mapping, Emergency SOS and Car Crash Detection and even Dynamic Island, but the ultra may also soon get car crash detection, which is pretty good overall, though as good as all of the iPhone's special features. I have to give the point to Samsung because, again, as always.

Its special features are simply more functional for everyday use. Okay, now we talk about batteries, which are also very important. And, of course, the Ultra Ra's battery is a little larger than the iPhone's, so for general social media browsing. Media and YouTube, the ultra beat the iPhone by about an hour or so, typically taking around 13 hours before shutdown compared to the iPhone's 12. It's also worth mentioning that during the camera test of these two I had to recharge the iPhone, while the Samsung didn't have to recharge immediately and speaking of charging using the same charging brick and USBC cable, the ultra recharged around 40 minutes faster than the iPhone, which by today's standard the iPhone just needs to be better, so the ultra definitely takes the point for this. one and if we look at the score, things don't really look that good for the iPhone, so something new on the s24 ultra and 15 Pro Max is that they now both have titanium frames, which basically means they use a material Much more expensive for phone frames, but makes them a little more durable and less heavy.

However, the iPhone uses slightly higher grade titanium than ultra, which in the grand scheme of things doesn't make a huge difference, but it does make a little difference. More durable, the ultra also ditched its rounded Edge screen for that standard flat screen which I prefer and it's nice to see Samsung bring a bit of a change compared to the iPhone which has looked the same for a long time apart from them being basically same quality just with different designs, so this really is more of a subjective choice and that's why I have to give them both the point now that AI is such a big topic.

Security on our phones is also very important and it's safe to say that even with the AI ​​on these they are both super secure, for example Samsung implemented a switch within their AI settings that specifically tells the ultra to process the AI directly on the phone instead of a server and Apple has also said that all the AI ​​is processed on the phone so that's good to know too, but in addition to the AI, both the ultra and the iPhone also have their own tracking apps Find calls on the Ultra and Find My on the iPhone in case you ever lose or need to track your items, both also have their standard security features, such as fingerprint sensor face unlock on the Ultra and Face ID on the iPhone.

The iPhone also has a special lock mode in case you feel like you're busy being hacked, but that's really only for special emergencies, so overall I have to say that they are both equally secure and I especially like how secure they are. done its AI so again I have to give the point to both of you so with all these cool features there is definitely a price you pay and it is quite a high price the s24 ultra can be had for $1249 or $1299 and the iPhone 15 Pro Max for £199 or $1199; However, these prices can change, especially when it comes to trade-ins, Samsung usually gives you better trade-ins. value than Apple, so even though the iPhone is a little cheaper, you may end up paying more for it when you trade it in.

Samsung also offers some interesting freebies depending on where you are in the world, which is unheard of for Apple, but Samsungs tend to lose. They value faster than iPhones, so if you plan to resell your Samsung rather than trade it in, you'll actually get a lower value than if you were reselling an iPhone, for the price, because they're both relatively the same and you're basically getting the same value for Mone. I'll give them both the point, but that doesn't change the fact that the iPhone was completely crushed by the ultra, making the Samsung Galaxy s24 Ultra the winner and leaving me wondering what Apple will do to catch up. to the ultra with the 16 Pro Max, so make sure you stick around and stick around to find out, but I'll see you in the next one, oh