Look: Galaxy Note10 + outperforms the iPhone XS Max

A new performance test conducted by the PhoneBuff channel on YouTube showed that Samsung's latest Galaxy Note10 + outperformed Apple's most powerful phones: the iPhone XS Max.

PhoneBuff is one of the most accurate channels for performance testing on mobile devices. It relies on mechanical arms that move automatically and at a single rate to perform a series of tests, such as running applications, games and other items in the phone, in a specific sequence.

The Galaxy Note 10 Plus is at the forefront of what could be considered a significant difference in the field of high-end smartphones, like the difference between the two devices when completing the series of orders of the first cycle – who runs applications for the first time – About more than 14 seconds.

In the second round, which runs applications for the second time in the background, the Samsung phone maintains its lead of 16 seconds.

The channel attributes this superiority to the fact that the Samsung phone uses the USF 3.0 storage system, characterized by increased speed, as well as a new file system. In addition, the device uses artificial intelligence to speed up the startup of applications. Up to 12 applications, partially in RAM to speed up playback.

Comparing the specifications between (Galaxy Note 10 Plus) and (iPhone 10 S Max), it appears that the Samsung phone offers more RAM than a difference of 8GB, just like First 12 GB, to 4 GB in the other. The first has a Snapdragon 855 processor with a 7-nm architecture, the same architecture as the Apple A12 processor.

The Galaxy Note 10 Plus was able to outperform the iPhone in the first round, which had not happened to any other Android phone, except for the phone (OnePlus 7 Pro), which is currently the fastest phone on the market, according to the channel's website.