Let’s kick off the match between Nokia Blaze Max Pro vs Samsung Galaxy S10 Plus with 10GB RAM, dual 42MP cameras and more. Check them out below!

Nokia Blaze Max Pro vs Samsung Galaxy S10 Plus specs

First, Nokia Blaze Max Pro is one of the anticipated smartphones to launch this year. Meanwhile, Samsung Galaxy S10 Plus is the latest flagship of the company. Concerning the display, Nokia Blaze Max Pro specs offer a 6.7-inch IPS LCD with a 4K resolution. Besides, Samsung Galaxy S10 Plus specs sport a massive 6.4-inch Dynamic AMOLED with the resolution of 1440 x 3040 pixels. Thus, the Nokia flagship wins this round.

Powering the Nokia Blaze Max Pro is Qualcomm Snapdragon 855 chipset, while Samsung flagship runs on Exynos 9820 Octa or Snapdragon 855 SoC. Furthermore, Nokia beast arrives with 10GB RAM and 256GB/ 512GB ROM. Moreover, Samsung handset offers different versions: 1 TB, 12 GB RAM, 128/512 GB, 8 GB RAM. Because both devices are expandable up to 512 GB, Samsung handset the more significant storage option.

According to what we learned so far, Nokia Blaze Max Pro and Samsung Galaxy S10 Plus both work on Android 9.0 Pie. How about the optics? First, Samsung Galaxy S10 Plus camera sports a triple system of 12MP+12MP+16MP rear sensors and a dual 10MP+8MP selfie lenses. Meanwhile, Nokia Blaze Max Pro camera packs a dual 42MP rear cameras. On its front, there is a single sensor of 25MP for taking selfies and video calling. Therefore, Nokia handset keeps dominating the fight with the stronger optics. On the other side, Nokia Blaze Max Pro bears a huge 6500mAh juice box, while this figure in Samsung beast is 4100mAh.

Nokia Blaze Max Pro vs Samsung Galaxy S10 Plus release date and price

Nokia Blaze Max Pro release date is in the third quarter of this year, while Samsung Galaxy S10 Plus got the launch already. Regarding the cost, Nokia Blaze Max Pro price begins at $790 ~ Rs. 55, 253. Otherwise, Samsung Galaxy S10 Plus price should start at 1050 EUR (around Rs. 85,000). In our opinion, the Nokia flagship is perhaps stronger with the dominant core and an affordable tag. Do you think so?