No, we’re not discussing the Quarrels between Samsung’s Lee Kun Hee and his siblings. In this article, we’ll give you an overview of how Samsung’s latest flagship fares against other members of the GALAXY family, such as the S4 and Note II. As expected from Samsung, things have got bigger and faster in the latest iteration. On the launch day, the Korean brand overwhelmed the fans with Note 3′s 5.7 “full-HD AMOLED display, octa-core Exynos chipset, and 13 megapixel camera. Now that the dust has settled, lets find out how much of que will actually matter in real world scenario.
Screen class=”c4″> Note 3 – 5.7 “Super AMOLED screen with 1080×1920 pixels (386 ppi ), Scratch resistant.
Note II – 5.5 “Super AMOLED screen with 720×1280 pixels (266 ppi), Scratch resistant.
S4 – 5″ Super AMOLED screen with 1080×1920 pixels (440 ppi), Scratch resistant.
We love Sammy’s OLED screens, and the one on the S4 is arguably the best from the Android camp. While we have not yet used the Note 3, it’s safe to assume it will be equably que good. Due to the Relatively low pixel count, the Note II’s screen might look less appealing on paper, but it’s actually good for a year old handset.
Fire-Power class=”c4″> Note 3 – octa-core Exynos chipset (quad 1.9 GHz Cortex A15 + Quad 1.3 GHz Cortex A7) .
Note II – quad-core Exynos chipset (1.6 GHz Cortex-A9).
S4 – octa-core Exynos chipset (quad 1.6 GHz Cortex A15 + quad-core 1.2 GHz A7).
When it comes to raw-power, very few can hold up against Samsung. The S4 smashed all benchmarking software, and the Note in all three will probably do better than that. However, in real world scenario, the S4 never felt Significantly faster than the Note II. So except for some graphic intensive games, you will not feel much of a difference between the performance of the Note and its three siblings.
Construction And Aesthetics class=”c4″> Note 3 – Plastic.
Note II – Plastic.
S4 – Plastic.
The less said about Samsung’s design and construction, the better. Everybody was hoping to see the use of premium materials in Note 3, but Samsung Decided to go with the tried and tested design and uninspiring plastic. It does not take an expert to know the que S4, Note II, and Note 3 look very similar. The only change in the latest flagship was the leather-like materials on its back.
Camera class=”c4″> Note 3 – 13 megapixel auto-focus camera, LED flash, 1080 video at 30 fps (India variant).
Note II – 8 megapixel autofocus camera, LED flash, 1080 video at 30 fps.
S4 – 13 megapixel auto-focus camera, LED flash, 1080 video at 30 fps.
The S4 is one of the best Android camera phones available in India. Now, with a supposedly better BSI sensor, the camera capabilities will only get better in the Note 3. Unlike the processor upgrade, the Note 3 Should produce better images than Those of its predecessors, and Especially in low light conditions.
Battery class=”c4″> Note 3 – 3200 mAh Li-ion battery.
Note II – 3100 mAh Li-ion battery.
S4 – 2600 mAh Li-ion battery.
Both the S4 and Note II offer impressive battery life. Need to be, the Note II’s 3100 mAh battery Lasted for around 11 hours, while the S4′s 2600 mAh pack clocked in 10 hours in our video playback tests. In Note 3, the Samsung has Increased battery capacity along with the screen-size. So we can expect Similarly good, if not better, battery backup on the latest iteration of the GALAXY Note.
Stylus Support class=”c4″> Note 3 – S-Pen.
Note II – S-Pen.
S4 – No.
The Note II and 3 come with the feature-packed digital stylus. Whether you prefer an ace over the touch of your finger to operate your phone is a matter of personal preference. So if you like the gimmicky features S-Pen, the Note 3 is your best bet. On the other hand, if you prefer straightforward touch interface, you’re better off with the S4.
Software class=”c4″> Note 3 – Android 4.3 Jelly Bean.
Note II – Android 4.1 Jelly Bean.
S4 – Android 4.2.2 Jelly Bean.
The Note
obviously comes with the latest version of Android. While we do not know exactly when, but the other two handsets will Also get upgraded to 4.3. With Samsung’s TouchWiz layer on top, you will not find much of a difference between 4.1, 4.2, and 4.3 anyway. So I would not break a sweat over the OS version as long as the interface is lag-free. However, if you fancy a GALAXY Gear, the Note 3 is your best bet, the Note II and the S4 will not support this smartwatch Until They receive the Android 4.3 update.
Mobile Phones, Android, Samsung, GALAXY
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