The Samsung Galaxy S8 is finally available in India. It has a great design and great hardware too. With the Galaxy S8, Samsung is aiming for the Apple iPhone 7. The iPhone 7 is Apple’s flagship smartphone for now. How do the two phones stack up? Is the Galaxy S8 strong enough a competitor to knock iPhone 7 off the top perch? For this comparison, we will call the Samsung Galaxy S8 the Samsung S8 (less words). So, let’s kick off this Samsung S8 vs iPhone 7 battle.
The Galaxy S8 is the baddest, meanest phone in the market. Coming from Samsung, this phone has great design, great specs and generally a great aura surrounding it. However, it has to fend off competition from perhaps the best Android smartphone from 2016, the Google Pixel. The Pixel replaced the Nexus line of smartphones. However, it uses the same recipe as the Nexus line – great specs, no bloatware. What happens when these behemoths collide? For the purpose of this comparison and the ones in future, we are eliminating the use of galaxy with Samsung phones. After all, all Samsung phones are Galaxy smartphones. With that out of the way, let’s begin the Samsung S8 VS Google Pixel spec sheet battle:
After months of anticipation, Samsung has finally launched its Galaxy S8 and S8+ smartphones. After the Galaxy Note 7 fiasco, all the eyes are on Samsung’s latest flagship smartphone, the Samsung Galaxy S8. And why shouldn’t they be, as it is Samsung’s one hope to regain the trust of its customers. There’s no denying that Samsung has tried hard to win back the trust it lost. Can the Galaxy S8 regain the ground Samsung lost due to Note 7? Read on to know more about Samsung Galaxy S8 price, specifications and features.
Samsung has been giving a tough time to all smartphone makers for years, courtesy of Galaxy S line of devices. The Galaxy S8 is the latest device to join the long line of Samsung’s S smartphones. It looks like no other smartphone on the market. On the other end of this fight is the LG G6. The G6 joins the long range of flagship G smartphones from LG. After having toyed with the concept of modularity with the G5, the company takes it safe this time around with the G6. On paper, which one of these devices is better? Who will win the Samsung Galaxy S8 Vs LG G6 fight? Let’s find out:
You know Samsung. This company needs no introduction. You may be using one of its products at your home right now. When talking about smartphones, Samsung is a powerhouse. You know it for its Galaxy S range of smartphones and Galaxy Note range of phablets. Not too long ago, it made a great performer though not a great looker called Galaxy S5. Since then, Samsung has refined its game a lot, starting with the Galaxy S6. The Galaxy S7 is a Galaxy S6 with incremental changes that makes it worth buying. The Galaxy S8, however, is a different smartphone altogether. It seeks to redefine what a smartphone is all about. Just how much? Read our Samsung Galaxy S8 India review to find out.
You can just keep looking at the screen for hours at end.
The Samsung Galaxy S8 has been launched in India. It has been priced at Rs 57,900 and its pre-registrations are underway. Going by the trends, it is bound to be a smashing hit. However, the Galaxy S8 may not be to everybody’s liking. This may especially be the case when it comes to the Galaxy S8’s price. Also, there are those who will rather buy a phone now than wait for the Galaxy S8. If you are one of those people, keep reading to find out the best Samsung Galaxy S8 alternatives.
Motorola has been quite successful in the mid-range smartphone category. It owes its success to the Moto G for that. Samsung has been losing ground in the mid-range category and has not had a worthy smartphone in the segment till date. This is why the Galaxy J7 Prime is so important for Samsung. With it, the Korean smartphone maker has a fighting chance against Motorola. However, the Lenovo-owned company has been doling out successive generations of the Moto G. The fifth-gen Moto G is among us in its badder form. So, get ready for Motorola Moto G5 Plus Vs Samsung Galaxy J7 Prime to see which one you should buy:
