Here arrives the fight between interesting gadgets, Sony Xperia Flex 2019 vs Samsung Galaxy Note 10, equipping 8GB RAM and 4800mAh battery. Guess the winner below!

Sony Xperia Flex 2019 vs Samsung Galaxy Note 10 specs

First, the new Sony Xperia Flex would arrive with a gorgeous double edge display which folds to function as a secondary screen. Besides, Samsung Galaxy Note 10 could be the successor of the Galaxy Note9. In details, Sony Xperia Flex 2019 specs come with a 6.6-inch AMOLED screen with 4K resolution. Also, Samsung Galaxy Note 10 specs offer a 6.66-inch Super AMOLED with same 4K resolution.

Under the hood, the Sony Xperia Flex flagship is going to take power from the Qualcomm Snapdragon 855 chipset. Meanwhile, the Samsung phone gets power from Snapdragon 8150 chipset. As for the storage, the Sony device offers 8GB RAM and different ROM options: 128GB/256GB and 512GB (no card slot). Besides, Samsung flagship gets 8GB RAM and 128GB/ 512GB ROM (expand to 512GB).

 

As a result, the Samsung flagship goes ahead with the stronger core and the bigger storage. How about the photography system? In details, the Sony Xperia Flex camera sports triple 24MP+ 19MP + 12MP rear snappers and a single 13MP selfie lens. Otherwise, Samsung Galaxy Note 10 camera sports a four 16MP rear shooters and a 12MP selfie lens. Therefore, the four lenses of the Samsung device is more impressive this round. Besides, both smartphones run on Android Pie 9. Lastly, the Sony Xperia Flex flagship has a 4800mAh battery box, while this figure in the Samsung device is 4000mAh.

Sony Xperia Flex 2019 vs Samsung Galaxy Note 10 release date and price

Perhaps, Sony would reveal more details about the Sony Xperia Flex 2019 release date at the end of this year. Meanwhile, Samsung Galaxy Note 10 is coming in the upcoming weeks. As for the cost, the Sony Xperia Flex price can begin at $1000 at least. Also, the Samsung Galaxy Note 10 price begins at $970 ~ Rs. 70, 153. In our opinion, the Samsung phone is a better choice today for low-cost spending, with stronger hardware and optics.