Photo smackdown: iPhone XS Max versus Samsung's Galaxy Note 9
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As it stated in It's a battle of two of the largest smartphones on the market as drop test expert PhoneBuff on YouTube pits the new iPhone XS Max up against Samsung's Galaxy Note 9. At the beginning of the month, shortly after the Galaxy Note 9 launched, PhoneBuff put Samsung's latest flagship to the test against the iPhone X in a drop test showdown which the iPhone won (though not by much). As it turns out, the iPhone XS Max passes a majority of the tests with flying colors. Once again, the first drop shatters the back of the Note 9, while the XS Max suffers far less damage. This was enough to give the Galaxy Note 9 a one point edge in the final score, but both performed admirably.
Photo smackdown: iPhone XS Max versus Samsung's Galaxy Note 9
Comparing Portrait & Live Focus Mode PhotosPhoto Detail ComparisonLow Light Photo ComparisonDeals on the iPhone XS Max and Galaxy Note 9AT&T Wireless: Buy one iPhone XS or iPhone XS Max, get a second $700 off when you add a line. Verizon Wireless: Buy one iPhone XS or iPhone XS Max, get a second $700 off when you add a line. T-Mobile: Save up to $300 on the iPhone XS with an eligible iPhone trade. The XS Max struggles with blur edging, whereas the Note 9 does just fine.In this photo of a flower, the XS Max actually blurs out the whole stem. The Note 9 was already at the maximum amount of blur, while the XS Max was at the default F4.5 setting.Now here's where it gets amazing on the iPhone XS Max.
iPhone Xs Max vs Samsung Galaxy Note 9 - Which flagship phablet comes out on top?
as declared in That means iPhone Xs Max can be dunked in up to two metres of water for up to 30 minutes. Just like the iPhone Xs Max, the Note 9 did not drastically overhaul the design of its predecessor. Performance During the unveiling of the iPhone Xs Max Apple was keen to tout the capabilities of its all-new A12 Bionic processor. iPhone Xs Max can also record video in 2160p at 24, 30 and 60 frames-per-second. iPhone Xs Max can record video in 2160p at 24, 30 and 60 frames-per-second
Cam Compare: iPhone XS Max gives the Galaxy Note 9 a run for its money [Video]
With both the iPhone XS Max and Note 9 having eerily similar entry price points, for the camera conscious, how do they compare? Smart HDR aims to improve the iPhone camera capabilities in lower light — up to 50% more than the iPhone X was able. The iPhone XS Max (and standard XS) for me does a much better job of mimicking the bokeh effect of a professional camera. iPhone XS Max Galaxy Note 9I think overall I prefer the iPhone image, as the Live Focus feature on the Note 9 is just not all that great. iPhone XS Max Galaxy Note 9Both phones haven't done perfectly with this car, but each has a fairly unique look.
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