Author: difference-between.tech |
April 20, 2024 |
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Short summary
- iPhone 13 wins in performance due to its powerful processor and more RAM. It is a good choice for gaming and complex tasks.
- Galaxy M10 Duos IN lasts longer due to its higher capacity, making it convenient for longer periods without the ability to charge your phone.
- Galaxy M10 Duos IN has a display with a higher refresh rate and a larger diagonal. Better suited for multimedia and games.
- iPhone 13 is lighter and more compact.
- Galaxy M10 Duos IN suitable for those who like to take photos and shoot videos.
Chart
Brand
apple
samsung
Model
iPhone 13
Galaxy M10 Duos IN
Released
2021
2019
Operating System
iOS 15
Android 8
CPU
Apple A15 Bionic Lite APL1007 / APL1W07 (T8110)
3233 MHz
Samsung Exynos 7 Octa 7870 (Joshua)
1590 MHz
RAM
LPDDR4x SDRAM
-
4 GB
mobile (LP) DDR3 SDRAM
-
2 GB
Graphical Controller
Apple A15MP4
ARM Mali-T830MP2
Memory
128
16
Display Diagonal
6.1
6.2
Resolution
1170x2532
720x1520
Display Type
AM-OLED
IPS TFT LCD
Display Refresh Rate
120 Hz
-
Main Camera
4032x3024 px
12.2 MP
2.0 x optical zoom
4160x3120 px
13.0 MP
1.0 x optical zoom
Video Recording
3840x2160 px
60 fps
1920x1080 px
30 fps
Flash
Yes
Yes
Front Camera
12.2 MP
4032x3024 px
4.9 MP
2560x1920 px
Video Recording
3840x2160 px
60 fps
1920x1080 px
30 fps
Battery
Lithium-ion
-
3227 mAh
Lithium-ion
-
3400 mAh
Bluetooth
5.0
4.2
Protection from solid materials
6 Totally protected from dust
Yes
Protection from liquids
8 Persistently protected against immersion beyond 1 meter of depth
Yes
Depth
765 mm
7.7 mm
Mass
173 g
163 g
SIM Card Slot
e-SIM (embedded)
Nano-SIM (4FF)
Scratch Resistant Screen
Ceramic shield
Yes
Number of Display Scales
1073.7
16.8
Display Width
2.54 Inch
2.66 Inch
Display Height
5.5 Inch
5.62 Inch
Additional sensors
Barometer, Light intensity sensor, Proximity sensor, Step counter, IR face sensor
Light intensity sensor, Proximity sensor
Compass
Yes
Yes
Accelerometer
Yes
Yes
Gyroscope
Yes
No
NFC
Yes
No
A/V Out
Yes
No
Display Light Reflection Mode
Yes
Yes
