The Galaxy Z Fold 8 Ultra wins this section with its larger battery, faster wired charging, and reverse wireless charging.
The iPhone Duo remains compelling for users prioritizing Apple's high-performance silicon.
The iPhone Duo uses a dual-camera system with 48MP wide and 48MP ultrawide sensors. It supports Dolby Vision HDR, ProRes, and spatial video.
Samsung goes further with a 200MP main camera, 10MP telephoto with 3x optical zoom, and 50MP ultrawide. It also records up to 8K.
Samsung offers more shooting flexibility, especially for zoom photography. Apple's advantage is its professional video toolkit, making the Duo attractive to serious video creators.
The iPhone Duo has an under-display selfie camera alongside a 12MP cover camera with autofocus. Samsung uses a 10MP inner ultrawide camera and a separate 10MP cover camera.
Apple's cover camera offers a more capable specification and autofocus, while Samsung provides flexibility between inner and outer screens.
For everyday selfies and video calls, the iPhone Duo's cover camera looks more versatile.
Samsung wins for overall camera versatility with its high-resolution main sensor, dedicated telephoto, and 8K recording.
The iPhone Duo is the stronger choice for buyers who prioritize advanced professional video features.
The iPhone Duo is priced around $2,000 or ₹3,00,000, while the Galaxy Z Fold 8 Ultra is priced around ₹1,90,000.
Samsung offers much better value for money.
The Galaxy Z Fold 8 Ultra wins overall with better hardware and value, but the iPhone Duo provides a premium Apple foldable experience.
Your choice depends on whether you prioritize ecosystem and video or multitasking and versatility.
