Samsung Galaxy S III with Jelly Bean VS. Apple iPhone 5 with iOS 6 [Full Comparison]

It's a battle between two flagships smartphones in the market, Apple's iPhone 5 with iOS 6 that has just recetly released VS. the recently Updated Samsung Galaxy S III with Android 4.1.1 Jelly Bean, as this update brings many performance and battery life Improvements to the Samsung flagship. The Jelly Bean Update is Rolling-out to all Galaxy S III users.

Hardware Specifications

iPhone 5 Full Specifications

Galaxy S III Full Specifications

Design & Display

Both devices have a physical buttons below the screen, Apple iPhone 5 is undoubtedly easier to grasp in the hand, seeing that it's lighter in weight, skinnier in frame, and not as cumbersome to hold in the hand as the Galaxy S III. The S III feels good in hands and hard to fall-off too as its big & wide in a way that fits your hands perfectly.

However, there's no doubt in our mind that the Samsung Galaxy S III would probably handle a fall a lot better than its rival mainly because its plastic body wouldn't be as badly beaten up.

The iPhone 5 pack a Retina display with decent pixel density and deep colors. However, the device has a non-standard display resolution (1136 x 640) which doesn't allow it to display any HD content correctly. In other hands, The Galaxy S III sAMOLED HD display has a good pixel density, less than the iPhone 5, and has great brightness and high contrast colors, The S3 HD resolution (1280 x 720p) 16:9 ratio allow it to perfectly show full HD content on the screen without compressing or cutting any of it.

Battery life

In the 3G talk time test, the Jelly Bean Galaxy S III survived for 10 hours and 15 minutes of constant talk on a single charge, The iPhone 5 last only 8 Hours and 42 minutes which is about 2 hours less than the Galaxy S III.

In the video playback test, the Jelly Bean Galaxy S III's battery reached 10% after 9 hours and 27 minutes, When the iPhone 5 lasts 10 hours and 12 minutes. The Galaxy S III lost this round by only 45 minutes less than the iPhone 5, we can blame the Huge 4.8-inch sAMOLED 720p HD display for those 45 minutes.

Conclusion

Well, After all, you (the user) is the judge but the poster speaks for itself "It doesn't take a genius."

Enjoy the Comparisons Videos below!