Samsung A8 vs OnePlus 2: Read on to know who wins
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Samsung Electronics unveiled the newest member of the Galaxy A family, Galaxy A8 which promises to deliver not only style but cutting-edge technology too. The new addition to its comprehensive portfolio of 4G LTE smartphones is equipped with a narrow bezel allowing for a more immersive viewing experience with rich colours and clarity.“We at
But is the slimmest Galaxy yet worth the bucks? Here’s why the recently launched OnePlus 2 is likely to be its toughest competitor in the market.
1. Style quotient
OnePlus 2 throws forward a tough fight to Samsung in the very area which it boasts about- design.
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Samsung- 5.7 inch.
But yes, it is way slimmer than OnePlus 2. While
2. Capture your stunning moments
The Galaxy A8 seems to be a better shooter than OnePlus 2. With an F 1.9 lens for both 16MP main camera and 5MP front camera, it ensures brighter picture in low light and real time HDR.
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OnePlus 2 has a 13-megapixel rear camera. Both the smartphones have a 5-megapixel selfie camera.
3. Blazing fast browsing
Samsung is committed to leading the 4G revolution by providing new user experiences & latest technology. For faster 4G speeds, Galaxy A8 comes with category 6 LTE which gives even faster uplink/downlink speeds on 4G networks.
OnePlus 2 is yet to enter this revolution.
4. Industry first safety and security features
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Though Samsung boasts of an industry first safety and security features with fingerprints scanners, OnePlus 2 also has the same.
5. Storage
The Galaxy A8 offers expandable storage option via a microSD slot, while the OnePlus 2 doesn’t. The Galaxy A8 has 32GB storage options and OnePlus 2 comes with 64GB internal memory.
6. Battery
The OnePlus 2 has a slightly larger 3,300mAh batter, while the Galaxy A8 has a 3,050mAh battery.
7. OS
Both the smartphones run on
OnePlus 2 is focused on the specifications while
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