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68 facts in comparison
Nova Edge Ultra vs Galaxy Apex 2026
Why is Nova Edge Ultra better than Galaxy Apex 2026?
- 27 g less Weight ?171 g vs 198 g
- 0.6 mm less Thickness ?7.2 mm vs 7.8 mm
- 2 mm less Width ?74 mm vs 76 mm
- 4 mm less Height ?158 mm vs 162 mm
- Has Stylus support ?
- 1,900 nits more Peak brightness ?4,500 nits vs 2,600 nits
- 256 GB more Internal storage ?512 GB vs 256 GB
- Has Expandable storage (microSD) ?
- 500 mAh more Battery capacity ?5,500 mAh vs 5,000 mAh
Why is Galaxy Apex 2026 better than Nova Edge Ultra?
- 0.2 " more Screen size ?6.8 " vs 6.6 "
- 96 px more Resolution ?3,088 px vs 2,992 px
- 40 ppi more Pixel density ?500 ppi vs 460 ppi
- 24 Hz more Refresh rate ?144 Hz vs 120 Hz
- 120 Hz more Touch sampling rate ?240 Hz vs 120 Hz
- 3 % more Screen-to-body ratio ?91 % vs 88 %
- 4 GB more RAM ?12 GB vs 8 GB
- 0.6 GHz more CPU clock speed ?3.4 GHz vs 2.8 GHz
- 700,000 more AnTuTu benchmark ?2,100,000 vs 1,400,000
What matters to you?
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Score breakdown
Design
A lighter device is more comfortable to hold and carry for long periods.
A thinner device is easier to hold and slip into a pocket.
A narrower phone is easier to use one-handed.
The vertical dimension of the device.
The primary frame and back materials of the device.
The device is protected against dust and submersion in water.
Reinforced glass (e.g. Gorilla Glass) resists scratches and cracks.
The device works with an active stylus pen.
Display
A larger screen is better for media and multitasking.
The vertical pixel count; higher means a sharper image.
More pixels per inch produce crisper text and images.
A higher refresh rate produces smoother motion and scrolling.
How often the screen registers touches; higher feels more responsive.
Higher peak brightness is easier to read in direct sunlight.
A higher ratio means slimmer bezels and a more immersive front.
The underlying panel technology (e.g. LTPO AMOLED).
The proportional relationship between screen width and height.
OLED panels offer deeper blacks and better contrast than LCD.
Displays a wider range of colours and brightness in supported content.
Shows time and notifications while the screen is idle.
Performance
The system-on-chip that powers the device.
The graphics processor handling games and visuals.
More RAM keeps more apps running smoothly at once.
More storage holds more apps, photos and files.
The storage standard (e.g. UFS 4.0); newer is faster.
A higher clock speed generally means faster processing.
More cores help with multitasking and demanding apps.
A smaller process is more power-efficient and runs cooler.
A synthetic score estimating overall performance.
Storage can be expanded with a memory card.
Battery
A larger battery generally lasts longer between charges.
Higher wattage charges the battery faster over a cable.
Higher wattage charges the battery faster wirelessly.
How long a full charge takes; lower is better.
The phone can wirelessly charge other devices.
Newer silicon-carbon cells pack more capacity into the same space.
Cameras
A higher megapixel count can capture more detail.
A lower f-number lets in more light for better low-light shots.
A larger sensor captures more light and detail.
Captures a wider field of view for landscapes and groups.
Enables closer, higher-quality zoom shots.
A higher resolution front camera improves selfies and video calls.
Magnifies subjects without losing detail.
OIS compensates for hand shake for sharper photos and steadier video.
The highest video resolution the device can record.
Captures ultra-high-resolution 8K footage.
A higher frame rate enables smoother slow-motion clips.
Saves unprocessed photos for more editing flexibility.
Connectivity
Connects to faster 5G mobile networks.
How many physical SIM cards the device accepts.
Supports a built-in digital SIM alongside or instead of a physical one.
Supports faster, more efficient Wi-Fi 6 networks.
Supports the latest, fastest Wi-Fi 7 standard.
A newer Bluetooth version improves range and efficiency.
Enables contactless payments and quick pairing.
A reversible, widely compatible charging and data port.
The USB data-transfer standard of the port; later is faster.
The satellite positioning systems the device can use; more means faster, more accurate location.
Enables precise spatial location for tracking and digital car keys.
Audio
Two speakers deliver richer, more immersive sound.
Lets you use wired headphones without an adapter.
Adds spatial, three-dimensional audio in supported content.
Plays back high-resolution audio above CD quality.
Security & software
Unlock with a fingerprint sensor built into the screen.
Unlock the device by scanning your face.
How many years of OS upgrades the maker promises.
Send messages via satellite when off the mobile grid.
The software platform the device runs.
What reviewers say
Happy with itRead all reviews →Solid choice for the price. It handles everything I throw at it, though I wish the battery lasted a little longer.
Aisha Khan Verified
Worth every pennyRead all reviews →I went back and forth before buying and I am so glad I did. It nails the essentials and the little details too.
Tomas Novak Verified
The bottom line
The Galaxy Apex 2026 comes out ahead, scoring 68 to 61 on our VS Score. It leads on Display, Performance and Cameras. The Nova Edge Ultra answers back with stronger Design, Battery and Connectivity. Pick the Galaxy Apex 2026 unless Design and Battery matters most to you — then the Nova Edge Ultra is the smarter buy.
