Apple this week revealed two new iPhones, including the high-end iPhone X.
Packed with cutting-edge features and carrying a price tag to match, the iPhone X — pronounced “iPhone 10” — is now Apple’s top-of-the-line smartphone. It has, among other features: A nearly edge-to-edge OLED “Super Retina” display, a facial recognition unlocking security system, and wireless inductive charging, similar to the Apple Watch. It will be available on Nov. 3 for $999 and up.
But how does Apple’s iPhone X stack up against the competition, including Samsung’s Galaxy S8, Google’s Pixel and LG’s V30? Here’s a quick comparison between the four high-end phones. (Note that Google is expected to unveil an upgraded Pixel in the next several weeks, while the V30 has been announced but is not yet available in the U.S.)
iPhone X
Samsung Galaxy S8
Google Pixel
Note: Google is expected to announce an upgraded Pixel phone in early October, well before the iPhone X starts shipping in November.
LG V30
Note: The LG V30 has been revealed, but precise U.S. availability information is not yet available. Expect more information from LG in the coming weeks.
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