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Samsung makes fun of the Apple iPhone in four new commercials
Samsung is making fun of the Apple iPhone in four new commercials.
Samsung is back. Earlier this year, the tech company released an ad scoffing at Apple when iPhone makers announced that they would release software updates to improve battery life on their devices. older devices. In the announcement, Samsung suggested that Apple could be strangling the older phones' processors to apparently improve the batteries, but users ended up with slower phones, as reported by The Verge .
Samsung also released an advertisement for its Galaxy S8 device in which they were making fun of the latest and greatest of Apple: the iPhone X.
According to MacRumors Samsung is back with the familiar and shady advertising tactics in their latest videos showing the new Galaxy S9. The company has dropped four short clips mocking Apple's "flaws", such as removing the headphone jack from the iPhone, the fact that Apple does not currently include a charger fast with their devices compatible with the fast charge and the quality of the camera from the iPhone. Samsung even takes pictures of Apple employees at the Genius Bar. Each video presents a customer who talks to an Apple "Ingenius" and the employee does not answer questions asked without promoting the S9 on the iPhone.
The first announcement called "Dongle" and presents a customer asking if he can connect his wired headset to the iPhone X, the Apple employee l & # 39, informs that he can, but he will need an additional room called dongle.
Since there is only one port of entry on the iPhone X, the customer asks if he will be able to use his wired headphones while charging his device, and the genie says that he will need another dongle.
The client then seems confused and replies, "So, a double dongle?"
The second ad follows a similar format, standing in what looks like an Apple Store, a customer asks the Apple Genius if the iPhone X is packed with a fast charger since the phone now allows a fast charging. The Genius says that there is no included quick charger to which the customer responds, "I hear the Galaxy S9 comes with a faster charger."
The third ad boasts that the camera on the Galaxy S9 is far superior to that of the iPhone X, while subtly taking a hit at "Apple fanboys". The fourth and final announcement highlights the faster LTE download speeds of the S9.
The four ads end with a black screen with the words "Upgrade to Galaxy"
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