[Lexi]

Samsung still has more advanced technology despite some phones catching on fire. It's more to do with the battery they say. I have had Samsung phones and tablets and all is well.

Everyone has to be more careful with charging devices these days as it can happen with nearly anything.

[Aveatrex]

Definetly Samsung lol,the s7 edge is really worthed in my opinion non comparable to huawei sorry huwaei users

[germainebull]

Huawei battery last longer. Based on experienced of my friend. I have Samsung and when I used it for gaming or Humanatic, the battery that is full charged will only last for 4 hours. I have been using it for 2 years. Huawei, according to my friend last 8 hours and she is using the phone 3 years now. On the quality of picture, Huawei is better than Samsung. I mostly used filters with my Samsung because of the low quality of picture, but of course, it depends on the model of the phone.

You comprehensive review could cause me to reconsider my stance about Chinese products. I especially like the bit about the huawei battery that can reportedly last for 8 hours.

[JusApee]

Yes, yes it is. I am speaking from experience. I hadown a S3 Neo that gave me alot of problems, it's common that it's charging system brakes and I paid 45 euro to fix it, the screen broke and it's first fall from around 1 feet and cost me 20 euros more to fix it than a friends iPhone cause it's a Super Amoled screen.
With the Huwaei p 8 lite I am super happy with it: Battery lasts longer, Never broke despite several falls from a truck lol and also they offered me 30 euro insurance for it agains everything(falls, theft eyc.)

Older Samsung phones tend to become worse and worse after some time. That was the case with my older S Plus. It had a great start, but after 2 years it was almost done, battery wouldn't even last a day on basic use. The P8 lite's battery isn't all that great. You should check P9 or P9lite, I suggest.

Huawei battery last longer. Based on experienced of my friend. I have Samsung and when I used it for gaming or Humanatic, the battery that is full charged will only last for 4 hours. I have been using it for 2 years. Huawei, according to my friend last 8 hours and she is using the phone 3 years now. On the quality of picture, Huawei is better than Samsung. I mostly used filters with my Samsung because of the low quality of picture, but of course, it depends on the model of the phone.

All new phones' batteries last significantly greater. I can say that I agree with your statement that Huawei's batteries last longer, but you can't say that Samsung is far behind on this one. They still have some of the best batteries out there, with great fast chargers, but still won't beat P9's 2-day on intense use duration. I don't think there's any battery out there that can beat P9's 3000mAh battery (even S7 Edge with its 3600mAh).

Definetly Samsung lol,the s7 edge is really worthed in my opinion non comparable to huawei sorry huwaei users

Actually, getting some last-gen Huawei is more worth than getting an S7 Edge. P9 from Huawei and, soon, Mate9, are phone easily comparable to the S7 (not Edge, but still S7), that are almost HALF the price. You can get MUUUCH more quality/price ratio from Huawei than from Samsung. However, if you've got that much money to spend, go get the S7 Edge, because it's still the best phone around. But for a lower budget, P9 comes into competition.

Huawei battery last longer. Based on experienced of my friend. I have Samsung and when I used it for gaming or Humanatic, the battery that is full charged will only last for 4 hours. I have been using it for 2 years. Huawei, according to my friend last 8 hours and she is using the phone 3 years now. On the quality of picture, Huawei is better than Samsung. I mostly used filters with my Samsung because of the low quality of picture, but of course, it depends on the model of the phone.

You comprehensive review could cause me to reconsider my stance about Chinese products. I especially like the bit about the huawei battery that can reportedly last for 8 hours.

On the new models, it lasts longer than 8 hours in intensive usage.

[germainebull]

Yes, yes it is. I am speaking from experience. I hadown a S3 Neo that gave me alot of problems, it's common that it's charging system brakes and I paid 45 euro to fix it, the screen broke and it's first fall from around 1 feet and cost me 20 euros more to fix it than a friends iPhone cause it's a Super Amoled screen.
With the Huwaei p 8 lite I am super happy with it: Battery lasts longer, Never broke despite several falls from a truck lol and also they offered me 30 euro insurance for it agains everything(falls, theft eyc.)

Older Samsung phones tend to become worse and worse after some time. That was the case with my older S Plus. It had a great start, but after 2 years it was almost done, battery wouldn't even last a day on basic use. The P8 lite's battery isn't all that great. You should check P9 or P9lite, I suggest.

Huawei battery last longer. Based on experienced of my friend. I have Samsung and when I used it for gaming or Humanatic, the battery that is full charged will only last for 4 hours. I have been using it for 2 years. Huawei, according to my friend last 8 hours and she is using the phone 3 years now. On the quality of picture, Huawei is better than Samsung. I mostly used filters with my Samsung because of the low quality of picture, but of course, it depends on the model of the phone.

All new phones' batteries last significantly greater. I can say that I agree with your statement that Huawei's batteries last longer, but you can't say that Samsung is far behind on this one. They still have some of the best batteries out there, with great fast chargers, but still won't beat P9's 2-day on intense use duration. I don't think there's any battery out there that can beat P9's 3000mAh battery (even S7 Edge with its 3600mAh).

Definetly Samsung lol,the s7 edge is really worthed in my opinion non comparable to huawei sorry huwaei users

Actually, getting some last-gen Huawei is more worth than getting an S7 Edge. P9 from Huawei and, soon, Mate9, are phone easily comparable to the S7 (not Edge, but still S7), that are almost HALF the price. You can get MUUUCH more quality/price ratio from Huawei than from Samsung. However, if you've got that much money to spend, go get the S7 Edge, because it's still the best phone around. But for a lower budget, P9 comes into competition.

Huawei battery last longer. Based on experienced of my friend. I have Samsung and when I used it for gaming or Humanatic, the battery that is full charged will only last for 4 hours. I have been using it for 2 years. Huawei, according to my friend last 8 hours and she is using the phone 3 years now. On the quality of picture, Huawei is better than Samsung. I mostly used filters with my Samsung because of the low quality of picture, but of course, it depends on the model of the phone.

You comprehensive review could cause me to reconsider my stance about Chinese products. I especially like the bit about the huawei battery that can reportedly last for 8 hours.

On the new models, it lasts longer than 8 hours in intensive usage.

Alas! You have such detailed knowledge about different phone attributes! Congrats!

Do you, by any chance work at a phone store?

[JusApee]

Alas! You have such detailed knowledge about different phone attributes! Congrats!

Do you, by any chance work at a phone store?

No, I just enjoy looking for the newer models on the internet and think about my next (soon) phone.

[kataomoi]

Samsung is better overall, but Huawei is cheaper and does the job if you're not going to be using your phone a lot. If you're going to consider a brand from China, I'd recommend Xiaomi over Huawei. Their products are better, imo and the price is just as cheap (maybe even cheaper). I'd say Samsung over Xiaomi and Huawei, but Xiaomi over Huawei.

I guess it doesn't bother some people that the Samsung phones have been catching fire?

Only the Note 7 has been blowing up. None of the other models have this problem.

[germainebull]

Samsung is better overall, but Huawei is cheaper and does the job if you're not going to be using your phone a lot.

This is a useful comment. Since I'd be using a new smartphone frequently, I guess I'll have to purchase a Samsung product.

[agape]

I am firmly locked on Samsung products. I thus prefer Samsung. Their gadgets are trendy. hi

[theMARKER]

I have never owned both. I haven't touched any Huawei phones ever but i was able to try Samsung which isn't that bad. But a friend of mine is looking to buy Huawei P9 because of Leica camera. I've seen photo samples and it is good.

[germainebull]

Only the Note 7 has been blowing up. None of the other models have this problem.

Thanks for making this clarification. It is necessary for people to desist from sensationalizing the incident of Samsung batteries blowing up. Objectivity is a virtue.

[kataomoi]

Samsung is better overall, but Huawei is cheaper and does the job if you're not going to be using your phone a lot.

This is a useful comment. Since I'd be using a new smartphone frequently, I guess I'll have to purchase a Samsung product.

But if you are interested in an option that is cheaper than Samsung, but works almost as well, I'd recommend Xiaomi. Like I said, it's better than Huawei and cheaper than Samsung so it could be a good alternative for you.

[ceci]

My hubby just bought a new handphone yesterday. Most of the salespeople told us Samsung is a bit pricey as it's branded.
He bought Asus Zenfon 3 Max for instead due to it has 3G RAM, think could be run faster...if not mistaken.

[earthsalt]

Given that Huawei is a Chinese brand, I associate it with poor quality; China has a reputation of failing to follow due procedure. Samsung is thereby better than Huawei in my view.

[germainebull]

Given that Huawei is a Chinese brand, I associate it with poor quality; China has a reputation of failing to follow due procedure. Samsung is thereby better than Huawei in my view.

I second your view. China has a dubious reputation of not been keen on due processes. I'd be hesitant to trust their phones.

[Sainfai]

Most people will probably answer Samsung and I also agree with this since it's a more well-known and trusted brand. There are a lot of cheap but good Samsung phones you can get right now, especially after the release of the Galaxy S7 Edge. You shouldn't replace your smartphone if you don't have any problems with it, that's what I always said to myself.

[peachpurple]

I go for samsung. I had used huawei before which similar to xiaomi.

However samsung is pioneer in gadgets , so is Nokia, and I am using samsung now.
I like it when someone called me but I am busy, I don't have to press silence , just flip my smartphone facing down, and it auto silence the ringing tone

[germainebull]

You shouldn't replace your smartphone if you don't have any problems with it, that's what I always said to myself.
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You are right. I don't see the need of purchasing a new smartphone if my current one is working okay. That is unless I belong to the millionaires class for whom money is never the problem.

[earthsalt]

am using samsung now.
I like it when someone called me but I am busy, I don't have to press silence , just flip my smartphone facing down, and it auto silence the ringing tone

What remarkable convenience! May I know what model of Samsung smartphone you are using?

[germainebull]

I have just read some news articles that have caused me to being reevaluating my preference for Samsung products. These news articles have shown that Samsung is not very keen on vetting the parts (mostly batteries) that are shipped in by Chinese suppliers.