Chinese technology company OnePlus specializes in making smartphones. Pete Lau, the company's CEO, and Carl Pei, its director, had founded the business in late 2013. Former employees of Oppo, a BBK Electronics subsidiary and another Chinese technology brand, were Lau and Pei. Although it would have appeared that OnePlus would become a division of Oppo, neither business accepted this. Instead, they each assert that they think of OnePlus as a distinct brand of its own. Yet, OnePlus has access to many Oppo infrastructure and resources because of their strong relationship with BBK, who is in charge of both of them. As a result, OnePlus can produce smartphones far more affordably because it doesn't have to make a significant investment in its own R&D, manufacturing technology, etc. Samsung, on the other hand, is a South Korean global conglomerate. Lee Byung-chul is the company's founder and it was established from the ground up. Samsung is a corporation that specializes in a variety of technology products, including smartphones, laptops, televisions, and more. Both manufacturers fall under the category of low-cost smartphones, despite the fact that some of Samsung's smartphone models have higher price tags. Although Samsung and Oneplus are more expensive than certain higher-level smartphones, such as the iPhone, both of these manufacturers provide luxury smartphones with regard to their CPU and storage, as well as an overall premium design. What Makes Samsung Rule The Smartphone Industry? With Samsung DeX, you can use a cable to connect your Galaxy smartphone to your computer's display and use various mobile apps in full-screen mode. It is comparable to using desktop mode on a phone. There is no longer a need to carry along any debit or credit cards thanks to Samsung Pay. NFC contactless payments as well as magnetic stripe transactions are both supported by Samsung Pay. Samsung has a proprietary technique called