SPONSORED | Samsung vs Huawei: which phone came out on top when we put Android’s biggest head-to-head?
Everything is more expensive these days. Beyond Woolworths’ special water, even bread seems to have turned against us – and our wallets. But that doesn’t mean we don’t want the most bang for our bucks.
Although the Samsung A6+ is a smidge bigger, sporting an extra 5mm in height and 2mm in width, you are still left with a smaller screen because of the chunky bevels. The A6+ sports a 15,24cm AMOLED screen, compared with the Huawei 15,7cm LCD. On the back design, the A6+ has a smooth matte look whereas the P smart is the shinier of the pair. Although the smoother plastic of the P smart is more prone to fingerprint smudges, it still looks slicker and more expensive.Here the A6+ out-delivers on the front camera, offering 24MP, dwarfing the ability of its 8MP P smart compatriot.
Both phones take photos in HDR, can shoot panoramas, and film video at 1,080 pixels at 30 frames per second.On the backs of both phones you will find fingerprint scanners, but the P smart also comes with facial recognition software.On most of the nitty-gritty front, the phones are pretty much the same. The much-improved HiSilicon Kirin 710 chip makes for a pretty equal comparison with the A6+’s Qualcomm Snapdragon 450, both running on 3GB RAM.
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