Way back in January, Samsung launched the Galaxy S21 with a host of pre-order features, the iPhone 13 is offering a lot less.
Grab the pitchforks, it’s time for an Apple vs. Samsung discussion. Two of the world’s biggest phone brands, each with lovable features, smart designs, and dedicated fanbases, but one does it much better when it comes to pre-orders. When you get down to it, pre-orders are simply for those who want to get in first, getting a new handset before the rest of the world can when it becomes available to buy. And while Apple treats it that way, offering the ability to get your order in early, Samsung has made more of an experience out of it. In fact, other than Apple, most of the big phone brands treat pre-orders like a special option for dedicated fans. Way back in January this year, Samsung launched its Galaxy S21 range. Like Apple is doing now, Samsung initially offered the devices in a pre-order stage for those wanting their devices delivered on release day. Where Samsung differed from Apple is what it offered to customers who decided to pre-order.
