REAL LIFE Samsung Galaxy S9 Plus vs iPhone X Speed Test!

Here it is, the Real Life Samsung Galaxy S9 Plus vs the iPhone X speed test you've all been waiting for. Why do I say "real life?" Because most Galaxy S9+ vs iPhone X speed tests you've seen don't give you a clear picture of how these devices will perform on a day to day basis. Watch the video to find out why.

Also, for those of you who are curious, this is the US unlocked Snapdragon S9 Plus.

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Everything I did to make this a fair test:
-All the apps have been fully updated to their latest available versions.
-I rebooted the devices multiple times after the updates were installed to make sure the updates completed.
-I completely turned off bluetooth and GPS. This includes turning it off from the settings on the iPhone instead of the control center toggles.
-I took out the S9+'s SD card to make sure it wasn't doing anything in the background. This also make sure no apps were loading from the SD card.
-Neither device had a sim card in it to prevent it from trying to access the network to download messages, voicemail, etc.
-Both devices were set to their max resolution.
-All power saving features were turned off on both devices.
-The latest firmware was installed on both device. Android 8.0.0 for the S9+ and iOS 11.2.6 for the iPhone X.
-Both phones were on the same Wi-Fi network.
-Developer options were turned off so all animations ran at their default speeds. Yes, you can make the animations faster by enabling this option, but this is supposed to be a speed test for the average person. You could also root the Note 8 and install a custom ROM to make it even faster, but the vast majority of people don't even know what "root" means. Hence, why changing these types of settings were not included in this speed test.
-I let the devices cool off after the benchmark so there wouldn't be skewed results due to the higher than normal temperatures induced by the benchmark.