![]() The iPhone 12 Pro Max has no equivalent feature and can't zoom in as far. Space Zoom was available last year, but this year it's been improved. Camera functionality is similar to the iPhone 12 Pro Max for the most part, but Samsung does have Space Zoom, which is a 100x digital + optical zoom option. There's also a reverse wireless charging feature for charging up headphones or another smartphone, and an in-display ultrasonic fingerprint sensor, which is actually something that we might see Apple adopt in the future.Īs for the camera, there are four lenses including ultra wide (12MP), wide (108MP w/ laser autofocus), and dual telephoto lenses (both 10MP). Samsung used to limit its stylus, the S-Pen, to Note models, but this year, the S-Pen is compatible with the Galaxy S21 Ultra, and it's useful for taking notes, drawing, signing documents, and more. Since we're not doing a traditional comparison between these two smartphones, there are a few Galaxy S21 features that are worth highlighting. When considering the photos, check out elements like color temperature differences, highlights and whether there are blown out (overly bright) areas, sharpness of the subject in Portrait photos, and for video, stabilization and shakiness.īoth the iPhone 12 Pro Max and Galaxy S21 Ultra have fantastic camera hardware and are capable of capturing great images in most lighting conditions, so most of the time, choosing a winner just comes down to your personal preferences. We've compared several different camera modes like Portrait mode and Night mode, along with the different lens options ranging from ultra wide angle to telephoto. The idea is to look at the images and decide which aesthetic you prefer before we unveil which camera is which, so for the full experience, it's worth watching our video, but we'll also share the results at the very bottom of this article. All of the images are straight from the camera with no editing. ![]() In the video up above and the photos in this article, we've labeled images with an "A" or a "B," with each letter corresponding to a different smartphone. Subscribe to the MacRumors YouTube channel for more videos.
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