The Samsung has a little more scope for its zoom capability with that extra lens, as well as the facility to control settings directly within the native camera app. For low light and macro shooting, the Samsung seems to produce slightly better results, but for Portrait mode, the iPhone just about edges it.

I’ve used both, and honestly, it depends on what you value most. Samsung has better zoom and more manual control in the native app, especially for low light and macro shots. But if you're into Portrait mode and natural color tones, the iPhone slightly edges it for me.