- What's up guys, David here and
the Galaxy Note5 and the iPhone 6S Plus
are two of the best all around smart phones
out right now.
So, in this 2-part video series,
we're gonna be comparing them,
but we're not gonna be doing just any comparison,
and instead, like we've been doing since all the way
back in 2012, we're gonna be doing it Phoi Buff style,
where we're gonna look at a bunch of reasons why each
smart phone could be considered better
than the other.
Let's go ahead and get right into it.
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Reason number one, while both phones have big screens,
the Note5 screen is bigger and has over 75%
more pixels, which combined with the richer colors
from the amulet display, makes for a better
overall viewing experience.
Two, and it packs out a bigger, better display
in a smaller form factor, with the Note5 being shorter,
narrower, and generally easier to hold in the hand,
thanks to the curved edges on the back.
Three, while battery life is similar on both smart phones,
with fast charging, the Note5 charges up in
less than half the time it takes to fully charge up
the iPhone 6S Plus.
Four, and as if that weren't enough,
the Note5 also has ultra power saving mode,
that is able to extend a 10% charge to last
for over 24 hours.
Reason number five, when you're dealing with screens
this big, you'll naturally want to be able to
use multiple apps on the screen at the same time,
which is something you can do with the Note5,
but you can't do on the iPhone 6S Plus.
Six, the Note5 comes with the S-pen, which is a
pressure sensitive stylus that comes with a host
of great apps to support it, that make for the
ultimate note taking experience.
Seven, unlike the iPhone 6S Plus, the Note5 has a
dedicated heart rate monitor, that works with Samsung's
(mumbles), which can better help you stay on
top of your health.
Eight, with private mode on the Galaxy Note5,
you can hide just about any file on your phone,
like a picture or a video for example,
with it only being visible to you
when the password protected private mode is enabled.
Nine, if you're ever in an emergency, with the Note5,
you can triple tap the power button,
to automatically send a text to the people on
your emergency contact list, giving them your location,
a picture from both cameras, and a short sound recording,
so that way they can get a better idea of where you
are and what is actually happening to you.
Reason number 10, on the Note 5, you can set
default applications, which means you can select
third party apps to replace system app,
for example, if you wanna use Skype to make calls
when tapping on a phone number from an email,
you can set Skype as default over the dialer,
where on the iPhone, the best you can do
is just copy and paste the number
each and every time,
which is nowhere near as convenient.
Eleven, on the Note5, you can drag and drop files
from your phone onto your computer
without needing to install any special software like iTunes.
You can also manage the files straight from your phone,
straight from your phone, with the built in file manager.
Twelve, while both phones feature 5 megapixels, front
facing cameras, the one on the Note5 has a
wider angled lens, so you can fit more people or
background into your selfies.
Thirteen, while the starting prices for both
phones are similar, the Note5 comes with double
the storage on board, at 32 Gigabytes, compared to
just 16 Gigabytes on the iPhone 6S Plus,
making it a better value from a storage standpoint.
Fourteen, on the Note5, you can double tap the
home button from any screen to open up the camera quickly,
which helps ensure that you never miss those Kodak moments.
Reason number 15, sure the iPhone 6S Plus can copy
and paste, but with the Note5's clipboard feature, you
can keep up to 20 pieces of text and images
copied to the clipboard, letting you paste
any one of them at any given time.
Sixteen, apple pay on the iPhone 6S Plus, works
at over 700,000 retail locations,
which sounds like a really big number,
but when you look at Samsung pay,
which works at over 30 million locations,
it pales in comparison making the Note5 the best
bet to actually replace your wallet.
Seventeen, unlike the iPhone 6S Plus, the Note5 can be
charged without a wire, by simply setting the phone
onto a compatible charging pad.
Eighteen, even though iOS has gotten better
with third party sharing options, the Note5 still has it
beat when it comes to sharing,
allowing you to share your contents from one app
directly into another, way more often.
Nineteen, if you don't like the way something looks on the
iPhone 6S Plus, too bad, as you can't really do anything
about it, but on the Note5, you can swap out the launcher
apply a new theme, and even customize the quick settings
to your own liking.
Reason number 20, if you have a missed notification
on the iPhone, this is what you see.
On the Note5, on the other hand, you get a blinking
LED light letting you know of missed notifications,
without you having to turn the screen on
in order to check.
Twenty-one, while the iPhone 6S Plus has a feature
that makes the screen easier to reach for a few seconds,
only the Note5 has the option to keep the screen smaller
for as long as you like, making it easier to
use with one hand.
Twenty-two, the Note5 has USB OTG support, which
lets you easily connect things like a mouse,
a keyboard, and even a USB flash drive to the phone,
with a relatively cheap OTG cable.
Twenty-three, unlike on the iPhone 6S Plus,
when you buy an app on the Note5, you have a 2-hour
window, where you can easily return an app right
from the phone, if the app didn't meet your expectations.
Twenty-four, on the Note5, you can schedule text messages
to send at a specified time, for example,
at 12:00 midnight, for wishing someone
a happy birthday, which is something you can't
do on the iPhone,
and finally, reason number twenty-five,
whether you're running low on battery, or if
you're charging up,
the Note5 will give you an estimate of how long it
will take for your battery to die, or how long
it will take to get fully charged,
helping you better manage your battery life.
Alright, so those are the top 25 reasons why the Note 5
could be considered better than the iPhone 6S Plus,
now the word better is subjective,
so be sure to watch the iPhone 6S Plus's version,
which will be annotated somewhere on this screen,
and will also be linked for you down below
in the description.
Thank you guys for watching, and as always, I'll see
you in the very next episode.