Samsung Galaxy S6 Edge vs Xperia Z3 comparison

Samsung Galaxy S6 Edge vs Xperia Z3 comparison:–The Samsung Galaxy S6 made a splash at Mobile World Congress 2015: after all, it’s the first phone to ever feature a double edge design with the screen wrapping around both of its sides. A straight out of the future design, the Galaxy S6 is also solidly put together with a metal frame and glass on both the back and front, a welcome change from the mundane plastic designs of previous Galaxies. Lets have a comparable look below in details Samsung Galaxy S6 Edge vs Xperia Z3 comparison,specifications, price, pros and cons.

 Samsung Galaxy S6 Edge vs Xperia Z3 comparison

Samsung Galaxy S6 Edge vs Xperia Z3 comparison

Design and Display:

Samsung bragged about the Galaxy S6 edge having the best screen on a smartphone. It’s a 5.1-inch Super AMOLED screen with a 1440 x 2560-pixel (Quad HD) resolution, and Samsung has done some huge improvements to the brightness of the S6, saying that it can now go to up 600 nits.

The Sony Xperia Z3, on the other hand, features a 5.2-inch LCD display with a 1080 x 1920-pixel resolution. Both are very sharp displays and it’s hard to see any jagged pixels on either. If you care about the numbers, the difference in pixel density is 577ppi vs 424ppi.

It’s also worth mentioning that the S6 edge comes with a protruding camera, while the Z3 has a camera module that’s flush with its back. It’s not a big deal for us, but when you lay the S6 edge flat on a table it does wiggle a bit.

The Galaxy S6 edge also comes with a fingerprint scanner that the Z3 lacks. It’s a touch sensor like on the Apple iPhone 6, and it is used in the brand new Samsung pay system.

Processor:

The Galaxy S6 edge sports the latest version of Android, 5.0 Lollipop, while the Xperia Z3 features Android 4.4 KitKat (with an upgrade path to Lollipop).Quite honestly, TouchWiz is the single area we’ve hoped to see most improvements, and – at first look – the new version of Samsung’s interface indeed appears to deliver. It seems to run a bit faster, and Samsung has also trimmed the fat off TouchWiz making it less visually cluttered, and some (but not all) icons are streamlined to look better. There’s still this cheerful cartoonish look, but it’s much less visually self-assertive.

Sony, on its part, uses its custom skin with very few touch-ups over stock Android. It is fast, has to-the-point speedy animations, and works well without much of a gimmicky element to it.T

Samsung Galaxy S6 Edge boosts up with 8-core, 2000 MHz, ARM Cortex-A57 and ARM Cortex-A53, 64-bit with a 3 GB of RAM which is one of the fastest processors out there for mobile devices  fitted inside intending for an affordable price tag and with respectable performance with the  Adreno 430 GPU .While the Xperia Z3  features a Dual-core2.5GHz quad-core. When we work on the phones then we found thatthe S6 Edge takes a lead in terms of processor speed as the Samsung boosts up with the high performance intending octa core processor where the other one uses quad core processor. So the Samsung Galaxy S6 Edge here again let us choose it  overXperia Z3.

Camera

With an f/1.9 aperture (front and back), the Galaxy S6 Edge promises to improve the speed and low-light performance of its shots, while a real-time HDR mode should boost image quality further. Meanwhile, the camera app interface has been cleaned up significantly.

Xperia Z3 stuck with an 20.7-megapixel  rear camera and the 2 megapixel front snapper.Galaxy S6 Edge looks to be even better. Samsung has been the smartphone camera king for some time now, but Samsung looks set to provide some major competition.

Battery:

Samsung’s Galaxy S6 Edge has by far the bigger battery in this comparison, with a 2550mAh cell against Apple’s 2600mAh.The S6 Edge battery is removable, too, which will appeal to many users (we prefer to use a power bank). Samsung also offers an Ultra Power Saving mode, which longs out the last little bit of juice by switching off screen colors and inessential features.

Storage

Samsung has caused a bit of a stir by dropping micro SD support with the Galaxy S6 Edge – the first of its flagship range to do so.

It’s clearly emulating Apple’s approach here, which is all about providing a more streamlined and speedy approach to storage.

Samsung still wins this round despite that omission, simply by virtue of the fact that it has dropped the 16GB allotment and adopted 32GB as its starter specification, while Apple has done the opposite.

Conclusion whether which one is the best:

Which is better?Samsung Galaxy S6 Edge or the xperia Z3.Obviously Samsung s6 Edge.

The truth is that that Samsung Galaxy S series and the iPhone series haven’t had all that much in common in recent years, but now Xperia appears to be targeting the one area Samusung has always dominated: design.

With a metal chassis and divisive touches like the lack of microSD support and waterproofing, not to mention a non-removable battery, the iPhone design is closer to the than it’s Samsung Galaxy S6 Edge been since the days of the iPhone 3GS.

Price:

As per price, the Samsung Galaxy S6 Â Edge is available at Rs 49,900Â INR (priced too high)and the Sony Xperia Z3 available in India at a price tag of 35,400 INR.