Camera Comparison: Galaxy Note 8 vs iPhone 7 Plus Tested in New Video

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YouTube technology reviewer Danny Winget has shared a preview of his early dual camera tests between Samsung’s newest Galaxy Note 8, versus Apple’s iPhone 7 Plus from last year.

The short video tests out Portrait mode on the iPhone 7 Plus, versus the dual camera setup on the Note 8. Winget says the Note 8 requires less distance to achieve similar portrait mode effects, but overall he is impressed with both cameras, giving an edge to Samsung’s latest phablet.

Check out the video below:

It’ll be interesting to see the Note 8 versus Apple’s ‘iPhone 8’, once it is announced, on what the WSJ reports will take place on September 12th.

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