Apple has entered this year's smartphone market with not one, but two new iPhones. The regular iPhone 6 aims to take on other flagship smartphones while the iPhone 6 Plus is Apple first phablet, which aims at devices like the Samsung Galaxy Note 3. While Samsung already has a successor around the corner, lets see how the Apple iPhone 6 Plus and the Galaxy Note 3 compare.
Despite its recent #bendgate issues, the iPhone 6 Plus is a beautifully crafted device with a premium build, bright and accurate screen, and an impressively thin 7.1 mm frame. The Galaxy Note 3 may not aachieve the same wow factor for its plastic body, but it does offer a replaceable battery and a microSD slot.
The iPhone 6 Plus comes with excellent camera, which excels in low-light and video capture, thanks to its large pixels and optical image stabilization (OIS). Samsung offers an equally impressive camera, but OIS is not in the cards for this device.
Apple's phone also supports a record number of LTE bands, for a truly globetrotting experience. Meanwhile Samsung includes features like split-screen multitasking and its one of a kind S Pen experience which sets it a part even in the large screen device category.
Samsung has been dominating the phablet segment for years, and has a well established offering in place. Apple has done an excellent job, in terms of offering a large screen device but needs to allow users to do more with the larger screen real estate.
source - PhoneArena
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