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Samsung Galaxy Note 10 vs. iPhone 11 - Rumored Specs Compared

Samsung Galaxy Note 10 vs. iPhone 11 - Rumored Specs Compared

Samsung Galaxy Note 10 vs. iPhone 11 - Rumored Specs Compared

Introduction:

Every year, launch of two mobile products, become talk of town, offices, universities/schools and gyms. The choice affects the reputation, status and image of a person greatly – because we are a tech society now!

Samsung Galaxy Note 10

Samsung has announced that Samsung Galaxy Note 10 will be released on August 23, 2019 in USA, UK and Australia. There are many ways to get a discount for Samsung Galaxy Note 10. However, if sale is being made outright, price is set at $945 / £869 / AU$1,499.

iPhone 11

It is likely that Tim Cook, Apple’s CEO, will reveal a brand new iPhone in less than two months from now on. Whole lot of new features of iPhone 11 in 2019 model are its display, upgraded camera, iOS 13 and many other special features which simply make it one of the best handsets.   

Samsung Galaxy Note 10 vs iPhone 11

The rumored battle of comparison and differentiation is obvious between Note 10 and iPhone 11, and we are doing same here.

    Samsung Galaxy Note 10       iPhone 11  
 Stylus:     Samsung Galaxy  Note 10 comes with Stylus, which makes it very unique among its  contemporaries. Sketching, writing notes with one’s own handwriting and  accessibility of interface shortcuts is made easy with stylus.     It comes with no  extra cost.       Stylus:     iPhone does not  have stylus. One cannot sketch or write on iPhone.     Though, Apple has  apple pen, which is priced at $99. This pen is not compatible with iPhone.  
 Camera:     Note 10 has 12MP  telephoto lens, a 12MP regular lens and 16MP ultra-wide lens.     The Samsung  Galaxy Note 10 camera will have features such as dual pixel autofocus,  continuous shooting, HDR, etc.      Camera:     2019 iPhone will  have three reared facing camera. New array will enable iPhone to take  wide-angle shots.     The camera  features include 4K Video Recording, Quad-LED True Tone Flash, Portrait Mode,  Continuous Shooting etc.  
    Display:     It is rumored  that Samsung display is 6.3" (16 cm) display with a screen resolution of  1080 x 2280 pixels.             Display:       iPhone 11 will  have5.8-inch display with 1125 x 2346 pixels resolution. Thus, Samsung will  have super HD Retina Technology.  
 RAM  and Storage:     It has Octa core  processor paired with 8 GB of RAM. It has 256 GB storage.    RAM  and Storage:  iPhone 11 is  rumored to arrive with 64GB of internal storage and 3GB of RAM.  
 Connectivity  Options:     The Samsung is  expected to have these connectivity options:     USBSim  connectivityWifiBluetoothVolte               Connectivity  Options:     iPhone 2019 will  have connectivity options:     GPRS  USBEDGEWIFIBluetooth4G          
 Operating  System:     Note 10 will have  Android v9.0 (Pie)    Operating  System:     iPhone 11 will  have latest iOS 13.  
 Sensors:     It includes many  sensors. They are barometer, gyroscope, compass, accelerometer, light sensor,  proximity sensor, fingerprint sensor etc.       Sensors:     iphone 11 will  have fingerprint sensor, Face ID detection etc.  

Which one is better between Samsung Galaxy Note 10 or iPhone 11?

After going through this thorough comparison between Samsung Galaxy 10 and iPhone 11, it should be clear that Samsung Galaxy Note 10 is no way inferior to iPhone 11, and vice versa. Both have their own individual best and smart features, which give them the higher and unique place in the market that they have attained.  

Conclusion:

So, what will you choose between Samsung Galaxy Note 10 and iPhone 11? We bet it is a tough decision.

Evren Elveren

Evren Elveren is the founder of iPhonePedia and its sister publications, including iPhonePost, LinuxHospital, CasinoPost, SongArea, SongLyrics.band and LyricsKid. An entrepreneur active in online publishing since 2006, he follows how people use technology across work, communication and entertainment. At iPhonePedia, his articles connect Apple announcements with the settings, compatibility questions and everyday decisions behind them. He also helps shape the site’s editorial direction, with an emphasis on clear explanations and useful sources that readers can follow for themselves.