Both the Samsung Galaxy Mega and the Samsung Galaxy Mega 2 are interesting phones from the same line of devices. Here’s how they compare to each other.
Samsung Galaxy Mega 2
The Mega 2 is running Android 4.4.3. It has a display size of 5.9 inches with a resolution of 720 x 1280 pixels. The camera is 12 MP. It has the ability to shoot HDR, and 1080p HD video. The front-facing camera is at 5 MP. The Mega 2 is running a Snapdragon 410 with a Quad core 1200 MHz processor. It has 2 GB of RAM on board with a storage built-in of 8 GB. The phone has Bluetooth 4.0, standard WiFi and USB 2.0. It has the ability to use NFC beaming, tether and OTA sync.
Samsung Galaxy Mega
The Samsung Galaxy Mega comes in a 58 inch and a 6.3 inch display version. It’s running Android 4.4.2. It has a weight of 199 grams. The display resolution is 720 x 1280 pixels. The camera is 8 MP and it has autofocus, digital zoom, burst mode, HDR, as well as geotagging. You can shoot the camcorder in 1920 x 1080 HD with a 30 frames per second rate. The front-facing camera is at 1.9 MP. The Mega is running a Snapdragon 400 chip with a Dual core 1700 MHz processor. The system memory is at 1.5 GB. There’s 8 GB of storage on-board and you can expand up to 64 GB. The battery time is at 18 talking hours with a 3200 Cap. You have a lot of the same abilities for connectivity including Bluetooth 4.0 with the NFC beamer, the tethering and so on.
Conclusion
The Mega 2 is a slightly better phone with a better camera resolution and a better processor. It also has system memory that’s a bit better than the original Mega as well with 2 GB of RAM instead of around 1.5. The phones are quite similar overall though and it will likely just depend on which is more convenient in your area.
