You need to compare only with competitors, and here there is only one - huawei m5 pro. Ipad immediately into the furnace, because crutches with ios are not my philosophy. So. M5 pro is worse in proprietary software - everywhere for a little bit something is not human. Plus lags, The Chinese have worse iron, antutu gives 170-175 thousand points, the Samsung has 200-205 thousand. Snapdragon is better in terms of predictability. You download, say, a toy in a store, and there is a guarantee that everything will work, which is not the case with kirin. People pay money there, and games sometimes don't open. On the other hand, the M5 has a better screen, it is larger, by the way (albeit less saturated, then there are ips without shims). Huawei also has better acoustics, more bass and transparency, more cool sound. If you take it as a reader, then the M5 pro is much more obvious. Samsung has a better design (less small frames), better software, reliability, plus - support (i. E. warranty, service, some promotions, discounts, now for the new year, the cashback was 15,000). Obviously, if the Samsung had an ips screen, then I would give it a five, but since there is one misunderstanding called "amoled", the shortcomings of which are very few people talk about, I can not recommend it for purchase.
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