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Unveiling The Latest Challenger: Comparing Samsung Galaxy S9 vs. itel RS4

11 months agoFri, 19 Apr 2024 07:52:08 GMT

Unveiling The Latest Challenger: Comparing Samsung Galaxy S9 vs. itel RS4

In the ever-evolving world of smartphones, where new players constantly emerge, a fresh contender has entered the arena. Meet the itel RS4, the latest offering from itel, a relatively young company founded in 2017. With its recent release, smartphone enthusiasts are eager to gauge how it stacks up against established giants like Samsung, even pitting it against the older but renowned Samsung Galaxy S9.

Introducing The itel RS4 : A Budget-Friendly Gaming Smartphone

As consumers seek affordable alternatives without compromising on features, the itel RS4 promises to make a splash. But can it hold its own against the tried-and-true excellence of the Samsung Galaxy S9? In this thrilling comparison, we embark on a journey to assess the strengths and weaknesses of these two smartphones, unveiling the latest challenger and its potential to disrupt the market.

While the Galaxy S9 boasts a legacy of cutting-edge technology and sleek design, the itel RS4 arrives with a determination to prove its worth.

1. Network: The Samsung Galaxy S9 supports a wider range of network technologies, including GSM, CDMA, HSPA, EVDO, and LTE, while the itel RS4 supports GSM, HSPA, and LTE. In terms of network compatibility, the Galaxy S9 offers more flexibility.

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2. Launch: The Samsung Galaxy S9 was announced in February 2018 and released in March 2018, making it an older model. The itel RS4, on the other hand, was announced in April 2024 and released in the same month, making it a more recent model.

3. Body: The Galaxy S9 has dimensions of 147.7 x 68.7 x 8.5 mm and weighs 163 g, while the itel RS4 has dimensions of 8.2 mm thickness and weighs 198 g. The Galaxy S9 is slimmer and lighter compared to the RS4.

4. Display: The Galaxy S9 features a Super AMOLED display with HDR10 support, measuring 5.8 inches with a resolution of 1440 x 2960 pixels. In contrast, the itel RS4 has an IPS LCD with a 120Hz refresh rate, measuring 6.56 inches with a resolution of 720 x 1612 pixels.

5. Performance: The Galaxy S9 is powered by either an Exynos 9810 or Qualcomm Snapdragon 845 chipset, depending on the region, with octa-core CPUs and Mali-G72/Adreno 630 GPU. The itel RS4 runs on the Mediatek Helio G99 Ultimate chipset with an octa-core CPU and Mali-G57 MC2 GPU. In terms of raw performance, the Galaxy S9 has a more powerful chipset.

6. Memory: The Galaxy S9 offers different storage and RAM options, including 64GB/128GB/256GB storage with 4GB RAM. The itel RS4, on the other hand, provides 128GB/256GB storage with 8GB/12GB RAM. The itel RS4 has more RAM options available, which can potentially enhance multitasking capabilities.

7. Camera: The Galaxy S9 has a 12 MP main camera with various features like dual-pixel PDAF, OIS, and 4K video recording. The itel RS4 features a 50 MP main camera but lacks detailed information about additional camera features. Further comparison and real-life testing would be required to determine the camera performance of both devices.

8. Battery: The itel RS4 has a larger battery capacity of 5,000mAh, while the Galaxy S9 has a 3,000mAh battery. However, the charging capabilities differ. The itel RS4 supports 18W fast charging, but the included charger only provides 10W. On the other hand, the Galaxy S9 supports 15W wired charging and wireless charging, with no specific mention of fast charging capabilities.

The Samsung Galaxy S9 offers a more established and feature-rich experience, while the itel RS4 focuses on affordability and some unique specifications like a high refresh rate display and larger battery capacity.

Considering these factors, which device would you prefer?

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31 Comments

lolo · 11 months ago

itel is made for poor people like us but we must learn more about qualities of fones .Itel ikafa haigadzirike inenge yakutokudya Mari mwedzi wega wega

&799 · 11 months ago

Chokwadi ndechekuti Itel is coming in hot 🔥🔥.Just a few years ago no one cared to compare Itel with anything but look at it now.

. · 11 months ago

Samsung still ranks top apa ndeya 2018 comparing ne fon ya 2024 haaaa guyz why even comparing Samsung nema torch nema power banks ...... #1 🍏 #2 Samsung #3 Huawei #4 #5 #6 #7Google # #

xyz · 11 months ago

better to buy the S9 . zve itel mmm ngaigare

baba jukwa · 11 months ago

as for me personally like don't like itel and l don't think l will us it ever in my life l will die buying refurbished Samsung and Huawei it's better. itel 4ns are very difficult to fully charge and anouraya ma charger due to long charging period even if you use fast chargers when it's charging system is fade up, it's does not quickly chage

🤔 · 11 months ago

itel inodiwa neasati amboishandisa. ikatanga ku freezer on wifi heeheedee ikada kuremerwa ne WhatsApp chaiyo heeheedee kuramba kuchaja heeheedee kungodawo itel dzangova nharo but Samsung is the best

MaFoni · 11 months ago

Makashandisa ine Memory/storage yakakura zvakadii?

@ ushe · 11 months ago

uyu wekungohakirawo

@ siyoyo · 11 months ago

itel ne samsung pa fair iwewe siyoyo ne brain dzako kwete kunzi mari ungatora itel shuwa mmmmmmm siyoyo wake up and open your nhunguru eyes fully

dee · 11 months ago

access I love you

Access · 11 months ago

Haa wazondinakidza Siyoyo .Anzi inoita se TV inoshanda iri pa Moto kkkkkk

@mkbhd · 11 months ago

U nailed it, especially on cameras

retired general · 11 months ago

Taurai henyu si**** ini kuside kangu itel ndoisimbisa

Kudzanai student · 11 months ago

ndakambodzidza neumwe mface ane zita like yours paKudzanai secondary aigara kumadhidhimanga ndiwe here mkoma vaTadiwa

retired general · 11 months ago

Yeah ndini chaiye kkk, n yu unonzani

Kudzanai student T · 11 months ago

ana Pana hamuchazivi team renyu ramaikopera maths dzaMatashu handit. ndipe number titaure kuseri.

itel P40 user · 11 months ago

same here

retired general · 11 months ago

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𝙎𝙞𝙮𝙤𝙮𝙤 · 11 months ago

itel boe zvekt, Samsung inoita kunge TV inoshanda iri pacharger coz haibati moto as compared to itel

Busani Lionel · 11 months ago

wakapusa ukushandisa samsung ya 2017

MKBHD · 11 months ago

it's a non comparison, the Galaxy S9 is a much better phone, we can't compare an older high end phone sporting a QHD display (which is still top of the range and you'd only find in high end devices in today's market mind you) to a recent but entry level phone which still employs an HD screen in 2024 - 720p is just terrible to look at there's no sugarcoating it, especially at screen sizes of 6.5 inches or higher the text looks so blurry and chopped. the camera - don't even get me started in that department, at the end of the day we can say 50MP or even 108MP, but what really matters is aperture size or the size of the camera sensor, Megapixels are only good for increasing the general size of the final image but it's the aperture size which determines the overall image quality - so if you have a 50MP camera setup with an f2.5 aperture, that camera produces much much more terrible photos compared to a 12MP camera with an f1.5 aperture (the smaller the number the bigger the aperture size), albeit the only advantage of the higher Megapixel count would be a larger sized image resolution. another category i would want to raise some points on is RAM, just like in camera terms, bigger RAM doesn't always translate to better performance simply because there are different types/versions of RAM i.e ddr3, ddr4, ddr5.. i would bet a pretty penny the itel rs4 employs an older less snappier RAM type than the Galaxy S9 so you'll find that at the end of the day you have your itel RS4 with let's say 8gb ofddr RAM but it's not keeping apps in memory and its constantly refreshing apps when you switch from one app tk the other, on the other hand a Galaxy S9 sporting 4gb RAM would do a much better job of keeping apps in memory so if you were to frequently switch from multiple apps at a time, you could still come back to the very same page you were on after some time

Busani Lionel · 11 months ago

itel is a ****ty phone, rn we in 2024 but their phone has to be compare with a 2019 Samsung flagship.

Chitanga Nyiko Ruvimbo Alicia · 11 months ago

washaya iwe

baba jukwa · 11 months ago

@MKBDH well done my guy you made me know som of the special things to look at when buying 4ns thanks a lot

xjkp · 11 months ago

to those who keep dissing Itel,let me get this through you thick skulls.Itel is a cheap phone but with features that are are unmatched by other brands with phones in the same price range. The reason we are actually comparing an Itel to a high-end Samsung is because Itel actually is doing very well for a cheap phone. Anoti Itel yakadhakwa haazivi.The fact that you are talking about an Itel and a Samsung Phone that costs more even after it was made 6 years ago says something in it self.

@xjkp · 11 months ago

that's a nonsensical statement because the entry level galaxy phones (non refurbished) like the A14 which costs about $130 are better options than the big fish itels

liloo · 11 months ago

makushaya zvekucompare hr

Wuto · 11 months ago

Itel chibaba

Yoyoyo · 11 months ago

😁😁 inga ite mari