Want to upgrade your phone but can't choose between "Apple iPhone 7" and "Samsung Galaxy S7"? Here's the head-to-head phone comparison of the two smartphones that possessed the highest standard and quality of specs.

Performance and Battery Life

Battery gives life to any devices that's why checking the performance and battery life must come first. For this matter, iPhone 7 is powered by Apple's A10 Fusion chip built with 64-bit architecture and M10 motion coprocessor. A10 Fusion chip is five times better than its predecessor A9 in iPhone 6s and iPhone 6s Plus. Thus, gives a 40 percent increase in GPU and CPU performance.

Samsung Galaxy S7 is powered by Samsung Exynos 8890 chip with an eight-core processor where only half of the core is used. The eight-core processor is divided into two running at 2.6 GHz for tough tasks and 1.6 GHz for mundane ones which resulted to saving battery life in the long run.

As concluded by IT Pro, Samsung Galaxy S7 battery life is better compared to Apple iPhone 7 because of the S7's battery rate at 3000 mAh whereas iPhone 7 has 1,960 mAh.

Camera

New Atlas revealed that both iPhone 7 and Galaxy S7 have 12MP camera resolution. However, S7's 5MP front camera is less powerful than iPhone 7's 7MP. In addition, iPhone 7 has an advantage when it comes to camera aperture since it has a bit wider aperture with f/1.8 compared to Galaxy 7 f/1.7 aperture. In a nutshell, iPhone 7 has the most likable camera specs among the two because of its dual-camera set-up with wide-angle lens and telephoto lens.

VR Headset Support

Samsung Gear VR works well with Galaxy S7 as it transforms into the best mobile VR headset according to New Atlas. In the case of iPhone 7, though there are wide selections of VR software in the App Store, still the Cupertino-based product is not designed for VR headset. Thus, best VR support goes to Samsung Galaxy S7.

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