Speed test: Galaxy Note 8 x Galaxy S8 Plus
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In 2017, Samsung maintained the tradition of offering excellent options for those looking for a high-end smartphone. The most “ostentatious” is the Galaxy S8 More and Galaxy Note 8. Both carry the concept of the infinite screen, occupying much of the front area of the device.
In the case of Galaxy S8 More the screen is 6,2 inches, while in the Galaxy Note 8 it is slightly larger at 6,3 inches. Both with QHD+ resolution (2960×1440 pixels)
Overall the hardware Galaxy Note 8 is more powerful, and still has the S-Pen as a differential, one of the main factors that justify the move from the Galaxy S line to the Note. But could it be that in practice the fact that it offers more RAM than the Galaxy S8 More makes the Galaxy Note 8, new flagship of Samsung do better? That's what the channel Youtube Tech Trinkets went to check.
https://www.showmetech.com.br/comparativo-galaxy-note8-s8-plus/
How was the test performed?
The staff of Tech Trinkets placed the devices side by side and used the following points as a basis for testing: initialization time (boot), loading time of native and downloaded applications Google Play, which include games running with other apps in the background and Wi-Fi connection speed.
The winner is: Galaxy Note 8
Although clogging the device with RAM is often seen as a mere marketing gimmick, in practice, it can result in a certain performance gain. But also nothing that is so impactful, even more when compared to an excellent smartphone with 4 GB of RAM well managed, as is the case of the Samsung Galaxy S8 Plus.
But overall, the 6GB RAM of the Galaxy Note 8 consecrated him as champion of this dispute. Loading time was shorter on the phablet, and when many apps were open the device was able to transition more smoothly, and leave any “ready” apps out faster.
During the SpeedTest, Galaxy Note 8 also managed to do better than its competitor, recording a higher connection speed.
What is your opinion on these two powerful devices from Samsung? The performance gain shown in the video in favor of Galaxy Note 8 justify the upgrade? Leave your opinion in the comments
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