With the OnePlus 5T, the flagship which never settles can now easily contend with the flagships which truly sell. It needs to be seen if the device which was once an underdog can challenge the champ.
Being the best and highest profile Android flagships around, the Galaxy S8 is a smartphone against which all other devices should be judged and the OnePlus 5T is not at all an exception. Though positioned as a high-end yet relatively affordable handset, the latest device from the popular makers, OnePlus has a lot going for it. But is the device indeed a match for the Galaxy S8? Read on to check the ultimate review.
OnePlus 5T vs. Samsung Galaxy S8: Price When Reviewed
Midnight black, arctic silver, orchid gray, maple gold, coral blue
Memory
6/8 GB
4GB
Storage
64/128 GB
64 GB
Wireless Charging
No
Yes
Waterproof
No
IP68
Primary Camera
16 + 20 MP, dual-LED flash
12MP, LED flash
Weight
162g
155g
Dimensions
75 × 156 × 7.3 mm
68.1 × 148.9 × 8 mm
Battery
3300 mAh
3000 mAh
Specifications And Features
There’s no definite winner here on specifications since it completely depends on what you want. The Samsung Galaxy S8 offers its brilliant Infinity Display which makes it stand out in the smartphone market. It has got a curvier, sharper and a microSD card slot. The OnePlus 5T comes with second rear camera lens, bigger battery and extra RAM.
Time for you to decide which of these smartphones you should opt for!
Do you think that Nokia has really done enough with its upcoming flagship device to dethrone Samsung, the current smartphone giant? Take a look at the below comparison then.
Nokia 8 Vs Galaxy S8: Comparison
Nokia has recently unveiled its flagship device for 2017, the Nokia 8 and experts believe that it is certainly a very well-designed phone.
However, the Samsung S8 boasts of some of the best available hardware and it has got enough features to take the tech world by storm.
Do you think that Nokia has done enough to knock the S8 off its top rank? Here’s everything you need to know!
Nokia 8 Vs Galaxy S8: Release Date Prices When Reviewed
It has been a couple of months now since the Galaxy S8 has been released all throughout the UK. However, as for Nokia 8, we are still eagerly waiting for a concrete release date in September.
Galaxy S8- £689; Galaxy S8 Plus- £779
Nokia 8- £544
Nokia 8 Vs Galaxy S8: Specifications And Features
Below we have compared the key specifications of each of these upcoming devices in the table given below.
Though Samsung seems to be the clear winner here, it is for you to decide which phone you would like to have. Be it the use of Dual-Sight Zeiss Camera and the Ozo of the Nokia 8 or the fantastic design and features of Samsung 8, decide on the phone you wish to own!
Many latest smartphones will debut all over the world in 2017. From low-end smartphones for growing markets to extremely high-end flagship phones from all of your preferred big-name cellphone companies, all of the bases can be protected this year. Irrespective of what number of phones washes over the worldwide market in 2017, there will only be a handful of gadgets that tech lovers definitely get excited about. Google’s second-generation Pixel phones are actually on that listing. On the very top of this quick listing, there are constantly two smartphone traces that rise above the rest: Samsung’s Galaxy S handsets and Apple’s iPhone lineup. In 2017, Samsung will launch exclusive Galaxy S8 phones during the first half of of the year. Then, come September, Apple will unveil and release its new iPhone 8 along. None of these devices are reputable yet. On this submit, we’ll check five interesting capabilities coming to Samsung’s Galaxy S8 that will be missing from the iPhone 8 when it launches this fall. 1.Iris scanner Greater security is always a great thing, and Samsung’s unwell-fated Galaxy note 7 added a completely nifty new safety characteristic. The use of a unique iris scanner, the note 7 allowed customers to unlock their phones and get entry to a special secure folder with an eye scan. The iris scanner could quickly be included with even greater capabilities on Samsung phones, including mobile charge authentication. And if current reviews are accurate, Samsung’s upcoming new Galaxy S8 and “Galaxy S8 Plus” will both feature iris scanners placed at the face of the phones above the shows.
2. Desktop mode This new characteristic is an ability recreation-changer for Samsung’s upcoming new Galaxy S8 phones. word on the street is that the handsets will characteristic an interesting new desktop mode in order to permit a consumer to attach his or her Galaxy S8 to a monitor and peripherals so that it will power a full desktop computing experience. The solution is corresponding to what we noticed within the HP Elite x3, however with one key distinction: nobody wants windows on a cellphone. As people move more and more toward mobile for their primary computing reports, but, Android can most definitely do the trick on a desktop or computer for many customers.
3. Beast mode Some other new characteristic reportedly headed to Samsung’s next-generation flagship smartphones is “Beast Mode,” that is something you truly won’t discover on Apple’s upcoming new iPhones. If rumors are accurate, this unique new characteristic will basically kick the Galaxy S8 into excessive gear and offer customers with the maximum quantity of computing strength possible. This selection will certainly be beneficial for gaming and other useful resource-heavy features
4. microSD card support Samsung’s upcoming Galaxy S8 lineup will reportedly consist of a microSD card slot to be able to offer microSDXC support up to 2TB.
5. 3.5mm audio jack Galaxy S8 will have 3.5mm audio track as an additional feature which you will not find in iphone 8.
The entire flagship Samsung Galaxy smartphones have been the target of a high amount of speculation. The hype around new Galaxy S8 and Galaxy S8 Plus is no less than before. And the rumours are flying higher than ever after the report of its release date came out. We were told that the Galaxy S8 and S8 plus would be a no show during the MWC 2017 but the new reports are suggesting that Samsung may give us a glimpse of it during MWC by a one-minute teaser video.
Release date: On 20th March, the Galaxy S8 and S8 plus are going to be launched at a Samsung Unpacked event, and the sale will start on and from 21st April. Design: • Display: The Galaxy S8 will be equipped with 5.8 inches dual curved edge infinity display made with HD AMOLED screen that covers 83% of the front of the device. The Galaxy S8 Plus will have a larger 6.2-inch display. • Processor: Both Galaxy S8 and Galaxy S8 Plus will bear the latest Qualcomm Snapdragon 835 chip inside. • Fingerprint sensor: The fingerprint sensor has been placed on the back side in both of the Galaxy S8 and S8 Plus. The fingerprint scanners are awkwardly placed at the corner of the camera.Other upgrades: 1. A USB-C charging port has been installed. The good news is Samsung won’t be removing the headphone jack. 2. Both the home button and logo has been eliminated from the front to increase the display. 3. It includes the Bixby voice assistant to make your life easier.
Cost: Samsung Galaxy S8 and S8 plus is reportedly priced higher than anticipated. The Galaxy S8 would cost €799, and the Galaxy S8 Plus is coming in at €899. Both Samsung Galaxy S8 and S8 plus is making our heads turn even months before of their launch. But Samsung expects the Galaxy S8 Plus will outsell the Galaxy S8.
Although the Galaxy S8 won’t be making an appearance at MWC’ 2017, it is still coming and is expected to be up for sale in the month of April. If you’re buying a new phone, is it worth waiting for? Or is the cheaper option, the better option? Let’s find out.
Design: As per our source, the Galaxy S8 (measuring 140.14×72.20×7.3mm) will be slimmer and shorter than its predecessor.
Display: According to a report, Samsung has decided to increase the screen resolution to Ultra-HD 4K, as the VR headsets reduce the resolution to half for each eye. However, we won’t be surprised if the Samsung Galaxy S8 retains the Quad-HD display from the Galaxy S7.
Stylus: The Galaxy S7 and S7 Edge didn’t possess a stylus but there’s speculation that the Galaxy S8 will feature the S-pen.
Processor: We are fairly certain that the Samsung S8 will replace the S7’s Snapdragon 820 processor with the newer Qualcomm Snapdragon 835. Inside the S8, the Adreno 540 GPU will also be included. RAM: The Snapdragon 835 can accept RAM up to 8GB, though the more likely approach is 6GB for S8 given the fact that the S7 with the Snapdragon 820 chip, had 4 GB DDR4 RAM.
Camera: The Galaxy S7 has a 12 MP rear camera. But for the Galaxy S8 Plus, there is a talk of a dual camera to compete with the new Apple iPhone. The selfie camera will also be expected to have an upgrade.
Battery: In Galaxy S8, the Adreno 540 GPU promises a better battery life and also supports the new Quick Charge- 4.0, which gives 5 hours of battery life from just 5 minutes of charging, while the S7 has some serious battery issues.
Software: The Galaxy S8 series will ship with the recent Android Nougat whereas the S7 series came with Marshmallow. However, Samsung S7 will be getting a Nougat update very soon.
Conclusion: After losing money on the Galaxy Note series, Samsung is back with a bang with Galaxy S8 series. With all these upgraded features, it’s likely to become an incredible upgrade for the gadget geeks.
This can be a challenging year for a patented company like Samsung to launch its all novel models with new features in the smartphone market. Rumours say that two new and authentic phone will be launched in the coming years. One is the Samsung Galaxy S8 and the other is Samsung Galaxy S8 plus. The key aspects will slightly change. The models of the S series are of standard models so not much change is given rather than the dual edge curve. The old flat screen will now be replaced with a curvy model. Release Date: Sources speculate that it might release in the early of 2017, probably February or March. Price: Before going through any conclusion, customers should do a thorough research about the feature of the two phones. After the failure of the phablet Note 7, Samsung has become alerted. So, it is speculated that S8 plus might cost £669 and that of S8 can start from £599 onwards.Features & Specifications: Display: Display features include Always-On bezel-less, 5.7 inches Quad HD Super AMOLED screen, dual curved edge and 6.2 inches display in S8 Plus. Design: The thickness of the two phones is 152.38×78.51×7.94mm forS8 Plus and 140.14×72.20×7.30mm for S8. Camera & Battery: Camera features are more or less same like other Galaxy models with S Pen stylus, 8Mp selfie camera and autofocus, Dual-camera OS & Power: Rumours are that they will have features like Android 7.1 Nougat, Viv AI assistant and TouchWiz, Qualcomm Exynos 8895 or Qualcomm Snapdragon 835 as processor along with 6GB or 8GB of RAM, Adreno 540/ARM Mali-G71 GPU and Wireless charging with micro USB-COther features: Some other specifications are high-quality stereo speakers of Harman Kardon which are mainly used in cars. Another common feature mostly used in Galaxy versions is sensors so the screen is integrated with fingerprint scanner
There are also rumours about working with both Android and Windows but that is thought to be unlikely. Samsung launches all standard models with some new features.
The rumours regarding the Samsung Galaxy S8 handset is still going on. Even, there is no interval in sight, with the inclusion of during the holidays. An enthusiastic tipster with a good Chinese micro-blogging record while it comes to unveiling the future of top-notch smartphone updates predictions of a huge memory bump and an essential internal storage increase also.
Well, this is not at all the first time you are hearing of the probability that the Galaxy S8 could feature a chart-buster 8GB RAM; however, following encouraging the previous gossip, the inside consent was the redemption effort of the Note 7 would finally settle for just 6GB of the decent stuff.At present, we are again dreaming the bigger and predicting Samsung for doubling down, in addition to moving up from the UFS 2.0 standard to 2.1 speeds. That implies the UFS (Universal Flash Storage) of the Samsung Galaxy S8, possibly completing the 256GB capacity, will be much quicker than anything you have been handling till now.
Nevertheless, it remains for being seen whether maybe the microSD card slot would again leave the comparison, and we are still left thinking whether 8GB of RAM is not excessive. In fact, along with the increment of internal memory storage, you will also find the exciting new powerhouses of Exynos 8895 and 10nm Snapdragon 835 processors.
Well, this is the first time you hear the smartphone could have 8GB of memory. That would be an excellent feat for this phone; however, let us hope it will not affect the battery life.
In order to know more about the S series premium handsets of Samsung, you will need to wait for the official announcement, which could possibly happen either at the Mobile World Congress Event 2017 in February or in April at the New York Event.
The race of revealing the most performance effective Android smartphone is on. The South Korean Tech giant Samsung is out for making its next Galaxy unit, the Galaxy S8 as exclusive and extraordinary.
The Samsung Galaxy S8 has been seen to present basic improvements which include an enhanced camera, a higher screen display, and a curved form. Alongside that, the smartphone giant is also excited about making its products the world’s tenaciously fastest Android smartphone ever made. When Samsung has been ranked among the top digital devices’ manufacturers of the globe, it’s not leaving anything to chance while it comes to efficiently finishing its S8 project. The group has immediately tagged Qualcomm for being its partner in creating the quickest processor. The range of the chip manufacturer’s reputation can no more be avoided. Nearly every Android mobile device in the market these days comprises of a unit of Qualcomm processor. The rise of the Snapdragon 835 set has further strengthened the company’s significance in the online world.
It is being predicted that the 835 will become the fastest core processing device ever made. What manufactures this chipset even more notable is its comprehensive or far-reaching functional coverage.
Apart from the fact that Qualcomm launched it as the globe’s quickest, this electronic item also sets its wide-range effect in releasing the smartphone’s complete functionality. Battery capacity is a complementary element considering that power approach is a basic element of the entire performance of the unit. As of the moment, both Qualcomm and Samsung are ardent in revealing the thinnest processor. With many devices stooping the tiny frame, it is realisable that thin-bodied mobiles must contain tinier hardware parts.
Considering that the Snapdragon 835 will be introduced amid the early quarter of 2017, it is possible that the Galaxy S8 will be accommodating the processor into its system.
Great news for the Samsung lovers! The new flagship of the Samsung, i.e. Galaxy S8 is decided to be one of the biggest smartphone launches of 2017. Here in this post, we will discuss what we as of now know about the new flagship smartphone of Samsung, including its release date, price, features, specifications and more.
UK Release date: There are still no leaks about the release date of Galaxy S8. But we all know that Samsung favors February or March month. So, it can be predicted with surety that the S8 will be declared at MWC 2017 which will run from 27th February to 2nd March.
Price: Although there are no rumors regarding the price of the Galaxy S8, we can predict that the price for the entry-level model will fall between £550 and £600.
Features & Specifications: As we have been completely impressed by the previous years’ Samsung devices’ features, it is really exciting to see what Samsung is going to do with the Galaxy S8.
Design: Galaxy S8’s design combines glass and metal together. A removable battery might be there. The quick charging and wireless can’t be holding out as the favorite features here.
Display: The Galaxy S8 is likely to follow the 5.5-inch screen and a 4K display might be a good move for Samsung for including it on the S8. VR is that reason. Since VR is the big growing trend in this year, we would not be amazed to see Galaxy S8 with Quad HD resolution for every eye resulting in a noteworthy improvement.
Cameras: Dual-cameras have become a standard feature of the latest smartphones and the Galaxy S8 is no different. According to a Chinese source, the S8 will feature dual-lens modules possibly to be manufactured by Samsung Motors.
Processor: Some rumors have leaked about the processor of the Galaxy S8, although it is tipped to arrive with the ARM Mali-G71 GPU, which is one of the strongest graphics chips on today’s market. Coupled with the former 4K display rumors, it is becoming obvious that Samsung has VR completely in mind. The Galaxy S8 is predicted to offer either an Exynos 8890 or a Qualcomm Snapdragon 829 processor. Even it appears that the 2017 processors will be manufactured with a 10nm process. Leaked data displays that ARM is operating on 10nm reference designs and both Samsung and Qualcomm use ARM. With the present trend of chips at 14nm, the S8 with a 10nm processor will be stronger and energy-efficient. Possibilities are the Galaxy S8 will arrive powered by the next-gen Exynos processor or the Qualcomm Snapdragon 830 processor. Although modems are exciting, the Galaxy S8 could arrive with Qualcomm’s X16 through the Snapdragon 830. When we have the networks for supporting it, we will be able of streaming theoretically a VR event live or downloading movies in a few seconds.
USB-C: It seems that the USB Type-C could appear on the Galaxy S8. We predict that Samsung could stick with micro-USB for making sure that the S8 is Gear VR-compatible; however, we feel that the VR headset’s new version is likely to come before or with the new flagship phone. Few rumors also state that Samsung is thinking to remove the headphone jack like Apple did with the iPhone 7.
Dual-boot: A patent from last year shows that Galaxy S8 might be running both Android and Windows OS simultaneously. Users can drag files between the two and minimize one as a floating icon using a multi-window type feature. It is also probable for assigning memory and processor cores to every OS.
The dual-boot concept is definitely interesting; however whether this is used or not for the S8 remains for being seen but is, we think, unlikely and would be more suitable for a different standalone product. Many people are already calling the next Galaxy S smartphone as one of the great smartphones of 2017. And we are all excited to see it. So, stay tuned for more information about the new Galaxy S8.
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