Over this month there have been lots of leaks going on about new features and release dates regarding Samsung Note 5. So, here we are with Samsung Note 5 vs Samsung Note 4 battle.

Samsung Note 5 vs Samsung Note 4

Design

As per rumors going on forums and mainly ‘sammobile’-which is the most reliable source related to Samsung out there, the Samsung Note 5 will copy some of the design off the new Samsung Galaxy S6, which implies it’ll have a glass and metal trim  on both surfaces (front and back). Although this would give an amazing look to the Samsung Note 5, it would be vulnerable to scratches and might not sit stably on flat surfaces.

Given the fact that the Samsung Note 5 would be big in size, just like its predecessors, rumor has it that the Samsung Note 5 would also copy the twin-curved edges that would be introduced in the Galaxy S6 Edge. This would be an amazing addition to the Samsung Note 5 since this would help sit the phone stably in the hand.

Battery

As per the rumors being released, it is being said that the Galaxy Note 5 will slope things up fundamentally on the battery front, with a monstrous 4100mAh unit. That would be essentially greater than the Galaxy Note 4’s 3220mAh battery, given that these rumors are true.

Performance

The Galaxy Note 4 utilized a 32-bit 2.7 GHZ Quad-core Snapdragon 805 processor, Adreno 420 GPU and 3GB RAM.

Whereas the Samsung Note 5 would utilize a 64-bit Exynos 7422 processor with a staggering 4GB RAM. Exynos 7422 is basically a System-on-chip (SoC), which would be the first of its kind to be used in smartphones by Samsung, as it would host the CPU, GPU, RAM and Modem all on this one chip as per the rumors. It would be backed by 4GB or RAM as compared to the 3GB RAM in Note 4 or Galaxy s6.

Camera

Samsung Note 4 made use of 16-megapixel sensor, optical image stabilization, 3.7-megapixel front-facing camera, 4K video recording.

It is being said that the Samsung Note 5 would utilize an amazing 16 megapixel sensor, optical image stabilization, 8-megapixel front-facing camera, 4K video recording. While upping its front camera game, Samsung has made sure that the ‘selfies’ taken by this new model are top of the line.

The picture quality on the Galaxy S6 is for the most part better than the Note 4, with more exact hues. It additionally has a vastly improved UI, with an incredibly capable “Pro” manual mode. Hence we can easily expect the Galaxy Note 5’s camera to be comparatively great – and most likely, given how these things have a tendency to work, even a bit better.

Given that all the above released rumors about the Samsung Note 5’s functionality are true, we can look forward to an amazing and powerful device which will fit perfectly in the practical world, especially with those of the business class. And with these rumored specifications we have Note 5 as clear winner of our Samsung Note 5 vs Samsung Note 4 battle.