Samsung or Apple: Galaxy Z Flip - iPhone 13?

Samsung and Apple have always been head-to-head about who has the better phones. It’s no doubt that these companies have produced some of the most in-demand mobile phones in the last decade. And with new models coming out each year, the competition only keeps on growing between Samsung and Apple to determine who has the best devices.

Samsung recently launched the Galaxy Z Flip 3, a foldable and relatively affordable device compared to others in its premium line. Many believe the phone presents intense competition to the iPhone 13, launched last year. The Samsung Z Flip 3 sports a 6.7-inch screen giving users more room to view their images, videos, and other on-screen visuals. The Apple iPhone 13, on the other hand, has a 6.1-inch display and a slightly smaller screen. However, when you look at screen resolutions, the iPhone 13 takes a step ahead with the quality of visuals available to users.

RAM

The Z flip 3 comes with 8GB RAM, while the iPhone 13 carries 4GB RAM. The Z flip 3 works efficiently for multitasking needs, allowing users to experience smooth functioning between apps. The iPhone 13 works efficiently with its supported processor but will need users to manage their RAM between using multiple applications excessively.

Camera

The iPhone 13 has a better front camera with a 12MP setting, while the Z Flip 3 has a 10MP availability. Users with a higher need for the front-facing camera will need a device that gives them high-quality visuals, and the iPhone 13 is a clear winner.

Storage

When it comes to storage, the Z Flip 3 offers a 256GM capacity while the iPhone 13 has availability up to 512GB. It makes the iPhone 13 a highly suitable device for those who require more memory for their mobile phone uses.

Processor

The iPhone 13 comes with Apple’s powerful A15 bionic chip, and the Z Flip 3 carries the Qualcomm Snapdragon 888 processor. For faster performance overall, the Z FLip 3 shows higher CPU speeds than the iPhone 13, making it more efficient for heavy and multitasking requirements.