The Samsung Galaxy S5 was presented at the Mobile World Congress on February 24, 2014, exactly a little over a month ago. Among the many innovations found in the company’s new flagship is the fingerprint reader, a technology already well-known to tech enthusiasts since it was found in the iPhone 5S. Substantially similar technology in the flagships of the two manufacturers that dominated the market, they had to be compared. Done from nowA video comparing fingerprint readers of Galaxy S5 and iPhone 5S.
iPhone 5S vs Galaxy S5: Which smartphone has the best fingerprint reader?
While Apple has been a pioneer in this field since it introduced the fingerprint reader last September, it didn’t take long for Samsung to react with the emergence of this technology as its new terminal. The video posted on Youtube presents the operation of the reader as well as the fingerprint enrollment step..
Yes recording differs between two smartphones (for iPhone 5S, put your finger on the reader several times, and for Galaxy S5, swipe up and down), the process itself is more interesting. Regarding that, the iPhone 5S seems to be in focus and recognizes the fingerprint every time, regardless of the direction of the finger.
The Galaxy S5’s fingerprint reader is much more sensitive. Swiping your finger from top to bottom is really important, and it’s in the middle of the screen. The author of the video states that it is very difficult to achieve this with one hand on the Galaxy S5, unlike the iPhone 5S. That’s why the iPhone 5S seems to start ahead of the Galaxy S5 in terms of operation..
Again, Galaxy S5’s fingerprint reader is open to app developers and allows users to make secure payments In cooperation with PayPal. We’ll see if the iPhone 6 will do that much or better. Our Samsung Galaxy S5 test is now ready and we give you an idea about the fingerprint reader! Let us know your impressions via comments or on the samsung smartphone forum. Which fingerprint reader is the most effective? Are you interested in this technology?
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