With the iPhone 7 and the LG V20 becoming the instant 2016 hits among smartphone lovers, we thought of comparing these prime models and see how they outweigh one another. Both of them were launched earlier this month.
When it comes to dimensions, the LGV20 is bigger than the iPhone7.
The pixels per inch are higher for the LGV20, then and the iPhone 7. Android flagship phone has a sharper focus than Apple's iPhone7.
When it comes to hardware, Apple's A10 Fusion makes the iPhone 7 faster than the Qualcomm Snapdragon 820 based LGV20. However, the internal RAM is higher for Android phone than the iPhone 7. Moreover, the LG V20 have expandable storage, something that Apple phones continue to lack.
The iPhone 7 comes with a 7-megapixel front camera, whereas the LG V20 come with a 5-megapixel selfie snapper. The LG V20 has a 16MP rear camera, quite higher in comparison to the 12 MP camera of the iPhone 7.
With the iPhone 7 is saying goodbye to headphone jacks, the LG V20 and other Android phones are keeping theirs. While many have a mixed opinion about this, the iPhone 7 has certainly caught everyone's attention with its new ear pods.
The LG V20 is the only smartphone which supports infrared connectivity. However, it does not have an ambient light sensor, as mentioned in on the Verge and Gadgets NDTV, which the iPhone 7 contains.
Also, the LG V20 comes with a removable battery. It has a higher battery capacity than the iPhone 7 and quick charging capabilities are present for Android phone, while the iPhone 7 drops behind.
So which smartphone stands out? That would definitely depend on your lifestyle.
Shutterbugs would definitely love the LG V20, which has an excellent shooting performance. Meanwhile, the Apple iPhone 7 remains to be in the spotlight because of having a well-rounded performance, memory capacity, and excluding the battery.
