Honor View 20 vs Samsung S10: The first quarter of 2019 is yet to end and we have already seen two flagships - Samsung S10 and Honor View20 - arriving in India. Both the smartphones come with best processors, futuristic punch-hole displays, impressive rear cameras, striking glass designs and much more. Honor View20 features eight world's-first technologies: 48MP AI Camera, All-View Display (World’s first in-screen front camera design) Kirin 980 AI chipset with Dual NPU manufactured by 7nm process, A76-cortex based CPU, Mali-G76 GPU, 1.4Gbps cat21. Modem and SoC Supporting 2133MHz LPDDR4X RAM.

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Samsung, on the other hand, launched its Galaxy S10 trio amid high buzz in San Francisco and later brought the products to India. The major difference between Honor View20 and Samsung S10 is in the form of price. Here is a detailed comparison of the smartphones:

Honor View 20 vs Samsung S10: Design and Display

Samsung Galaxy S10 features an AMOLED display, wireless charging, and the ultrasonic fingerprint sensor which is within the display. It has a 6.10-inch touchscreen display. Honor View20 comes with world's 1st in-screen front camera design. It has (6.4-inch) LTPS capacitive touchscreen with 2310 x 1080 pixels resolution, 398 ppi pixel density and 16 .7M color support.

Honor View 20 vs Samsung S10: Camera

Samsung Galaxy S10 has a 16MP ultrawide sensor and a 12MP telephoto lens along with the 12MP primary sensor. The Honor View 20 features a big 48MP sensor with an additional Ultra Clarity mode along with a time of flight (ToF) sensor, that helps in enhancing the gaming experience on phone.

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Honor View 20 vs Samsung S10: Processor

Samsung S10 is powered by a 1.9GHz octa-core Samsung Exynos 9820 SoC processor supported with a 8GB RAM. Honor View20 is powered by Kirin 980 AI processor.

Honor View 20 vs Samsung S10: Price

Samsung Galaxy S10 price in India starts at Rs 66,900, while Honor view 20 is available at Rs 37,999 and Rs 45,999 for different variants.