what are its characteristics, differences and prices

We come full circle by comparing Apple and Samsung smartphones with the “battle” between the iPhone 13 Pro and the Samsung Galaxy S22+. In previous versions, we have already put the iPhone 13 and the Samsung Galaxy S22 face to face, as well as the iPhone 13 Pro Max and the Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra. These are the characteristics of each model.

Features iPhone 13 Pro and Samsung Galaxy S22

• Weights and dimensions: The iPhone 13 Pro and the Samsung Galaxy S22+ are two smartphones with very similar dimensions and weight, although the S22+ is slightly larger as it has a bigger screen. However, the weight of this one is about 10 grams lighter than the 13 Pro.

• Filter: we find the first significant difference. The iPhone 13 Pro has a 6.1-inch panel and the Samsung Galaxy S22+ is 6.6 inches. The refresh rate of both terminals is adaptive up to 120 Hz and compatible with high dynamic range, the iPhone being compatible with Dolby Vision and the Samsung only with HDR10+. Another difference is in peak brightness, with the Samsung being much brighter. However, the resolution of the S22+ is lower than that of the 13 Pro.

• Processor, RAM and internal storage: Apple and Samsung are developing their own chips. A15 Bionic before Exynos 2200. However, according to the market, Samsung offers the terminal with the Snapdragon 8 Gen 1. The RAM of the 13 Pro is 6 GB and that of the S22+ is 8 GB, although each device handles it differently due to the operating systems that ‘they’re going up. . Regarding storage, the iPhone 13 Pro offers more configuration options, starting from 128 GB up to 1 TB.

• Operating system: The most notable difference is the operating system, as iOS and Android are worlds apart and this is where user preferences come into play. Each system has its unique details and it is difficult to explore all the differences. You could say that in Android there is more customization and freedom, while in iOS there is more “security” and higher quality apps in the App Store.

• Drums: Apple has done a good job of optimizing the battery of its latest smartphones, this is the positive point of the hardware and software control to the millimeter. The iPhone 13 Pro is capable of holding, according to the company, up to 22 hours of multimedia content consumption. Samsung ensures that its terminal has sufficient autonomy for the day.

• cameras: If in terms of video stabilization Apple smartphones still have a head start, in terms of photographs it is more according to taste. In both terminals we find wide-angle, ultra-wide-angle and telephoto cameras, but the point that makes the difference is that of the applicationsin particular social networks, which are more optimized in the Apple ecosystem.

• Security system: The iPhone 13 Pro has Face ID, i.e. face unlock, built in, and it’s one of the best. Samsung combines facial recognition with the fingerprint sensor under the screen. Although the former is not as good as Apple’s, andThe sensor under the screen is ultrasonic and offers very good results. Also, it is good that both are offered and the user can choose to use one or the other depending on the situation.

• Software updates: In this section Apple is in the lead, offering around six years of support via updates to add new features or security fixes. This is the pending topic in Android, but it is something that is being resolved little by little. At least in the case of Samsung, which has promised four years of Android updates, the S22+ will therefore upgrade to Android 16 (it comes with Android 12 out of the box).

iPhone 13 Pro or Samsung Galaxy S22+, which one to buy?

The choice of one or the other depends on the preference for the operating system and even if you already have other devices from one of the brands. In the Apple ecosystem, the iPhone, iPad, Mac, Apple Watch and AirPods get along very well, but Samsung has also created its equivalent, and the latest innovations announced by Google at the system level. Android operations aim for greater communication between products, not just from Samsung in particular, but from any brand using Android/Chrome OS/Google TV.

If the ecosystem is not that important to you, then the decision mostly comes down to if you like iOS or Android more. Each has its good and bad sides, but what is clear is that both terminals have the best of the best, they are powerful and are made to be used for years.

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