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iPhone 6 Plus Vs. Samsung Galaxy Note Edge: The Battle Between Phablets

Feb 19, 2015 10:58 PM EST | By Lily Aria

This time, size isn't the issue.

Apart from being released the same year, there are many similarities in the iPhone 6 Plus vs. the Samsung Galaxy Note Edge, and size is one of them. Listed are the differences in specs in this battle between the phablets.

Samsung and Apple, though both are among the leading brands in mobile technology, have not been pitted directly against each other until last year. Apple specifically has remained in its range of moderately sized mobile phones, while Samsung unleashed a much bigger, not-fit-for-the-pocket technology. Then came iPhone 6 Plus and everything changed.

In an iPhone 6 Plus vs. Samsung Galaxy Note Edge battle, size will not make much of a difference as the iPhone 6 plus is built with 5.5 inch screen display, and Samsung Galaxy Note Edge with a 5.6 inch. So for consumers who are choosing between the iPhone 6 Plus vs. the Samsung Galaxy Note Edge, they will have to look closer in terms of technical specs of the phablets.

First off, in the iPhone 6 Plus vs. the Samsung Galaxy Note Edge battle, both phablets run on advanced operating systems: iOS 8 for iPhone 6 Plus, and Android 4.4 Kitkat for Samsung Galaxy Note Edge. 

The physical feature of Samsung Galaxy Note Edge includes a memory card slot while iPhone 6 Plus does not. Both, however, have DLNA for connectivity across other devices.

Pixel density in the iPhone 6 Plus vs. the Samsung Galaxy Note Edge battle show that the latter wins by 128 PPI: iPhone 6 Plus at 401 PPI vs. Samsung Galaxy Note Edge at 524 PPI. The iPhone 6 Plus uses Retina HD for display technology, while Super Amoled for Samsung Galaxy Note Edge. Battery capacity for iPhone 6 Plus at 2915 MAH, and 3000 MAH for Samsung Galaxy Note Edge. The latter is also 2 grams heavier as its depth is at 8.3mm (iPhone 6 Plus as 7.1mm).

The biggest discrepancy between the two phablets falls on the CPU core and RAM. In the iPhone 6 Plus vs. the Samsung Galaxy Note Edge showdown, the latter wins by a landslide as it stands at 4 cores and at 3072MB RAM while iPhone 6 Plus at 2 cores, at 1024 MB RAM.

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