When two giant names in the smart phone industry unveil their latest flagships, how would you gauge which model is far better? Samsung Galaxy Note 7 possesses smart big phone characteristics with its amazing S-Pen and powerful iris scanner to name a few while Sony Xperia X boasts its stunning camera and handy design.
Our keen analyst mode is activated and what could be the better way of knowing the significant difference of each device in terms of specs and features of each device than by sharing to you.
By comparison, Note 7 is heavier than Xperia X; the former weighs 169g while the latter is at 153g. However, dimension wise, the Xperia X is more practical with its 5 – inch screen as it can be comfortably used on one hand only whereas, the large Note 7 has a 5.7-inch screen that is quite handful.
Both the Xperia X and the Note 7 offer fast and accurate edge-mounted fingerprint sensor to heighten the security of your data. However, the Note 7 has more security and privacy deals: an iris scanner that you’re your irises act as your password and Samsung's Knox software and the new Secure Folders app that allow you to customize information that you want to keep confidential.
Next is the design. Arguably, Samsung got our vote. Its impeccable curves are just too beautiful. iTech Post, in a previous report described Samsung Note 7 as designed with style due to its combination of glass and metal making it a beautiful device that won’t get your eyes tired from hours of using it.
Another winning performance of the Note 7 is its dominant Snapdragon 820/Exynos chipset. By comparison the Xperia X's Snapdragon 650 processor is a middle-weight, although both phones promise a smooth everyday experience.
With the camera, it might be an inch gap between the two smart phones. The Note 7 boasts amazing photos with its dedicated 2560 x 1440-pixel resolution, AMOLED screens and its superb 12-megapixel camera. Even in low lighting, you can expect clear crisp shots. The Xperia X is one great performer in snapping stunning pictures with its 1080 x 1920 pixels and 23 megapixel camera. Its selfie camera is doing a good job in low light settings.
Samsung Galaxy Note 7 costs a pricey $700 for its robust design and powerful features while Sony’s Xperia X can be bought at a practical rate of $400 with its reasonable yet wonderful functions.
