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Samsung Galaxy S10e vs. Apple iPhone XR : In-Depth

Samsung Galaxy S10e vs. Apple iPhone XR : In-Depth

Posted on April 22, 2019 By Jarvis

Introduction

The iPhone XR and the Galaxy S10e are Apple and Samsung’s solution to a problem they created. Not rich enough to afford our $1000 flagships? Here’s a cutback option for $750 with a similar name and feature set.

Samsung Galaxy S10e vs. iPhone XR review

But while both phones have the same price tag, they both go about it in different ways. Apple chose to make its cheaper variant bigger and beefier, with a larger display and battery. Meanwhile, Samsung went the opposite route, making the S10e the smallest of the four new S10 phones. Then there are a bunch of other differences as well, not to mention the biggest one, which is the software.
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