Smartphones comparisons

Smartphone comparisons are the most searched product matchups on the internet, and for good reason: a phone is the device you touch hundreds of times a day. We compare display size and refresh rate, chipset, memory, storage, camera resolution, battery capacity, charging speed, weight and launch price so you can see exactly where each handset gives and takes.

28 phones · 92 published comparisons · Scoring weights: Performance 20%, Camera 20%, Display 15%, Battery 15%, Software 10%, Design 10%, Value 10% · Updated October 2026

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  • OnePlus 1564/100The OnePlus 15 pairs a 7,300 mAh silicon-carbon battery with the Snapdragon 8 Elite Gen 5 and a 165 Hz display, undercutting most flagships on price.
  • Samsung Galaxy S25+63/100The Galaxy S25+ scales the S25 up to a 6.7-inch QHD+ display, a 4,900 mAh battery and 45 W charging.
  • Samsung Galaxy S26+61/100The Galaxy S26+ pairs a 6.7-inch QHD+ display with the Snapdragon 8 Elite Gen 5, 4,900 mAh battery and 45 W charging at a $1,099 starting price.
  • Samsung Galaxy S2660/100The Galaxy S26 is Samsung's compact 2026 flagship, moving to the Snapdragon 8 Elite Gen 5, 256 GB base storage and a 4,300 mAh battery.
  • Samsung Galaxy S26 Ultra60/100The Galaxy S26 Ultra adds a Privacy Display, 60 W charging and the Snapdragon 8 Elite Gen 5 to Samsung's 200 MP, S Pen flagship while keeping the $1,299 starting price.
  • Google Pixel 10 Pro XL60/100The Pixel 10 Pro XL is the large 2025 Pixel with a 6.8-inch Super Actua display, Tensor G5, 16 GB of RAM, 5,200 mAh battery and 45 W charging.
  • Samsung Galaxy S25 Ultra58/100The Galaxy S25 Ultra is Samsung's do-everything flagship with a 200 MP camera, built-in S Pen, titanium frame and a 6.9-inch display.
  • Google Pixel 9 Pro58/100The Pixel 9 Pro packs the full Pro camera system, 16 GB of RAM and a 5x telephoto into the same 6.3-inch size as the Pixel 9.
  • Google Pixel 10 Pro58/100The Pixel 10 Pro pairs the Tensor G5 with 16 GB of RAM, a brighter Super Actua display and the Pro camera stack including 100x Pro Res Zoom.
  • Samsung Galaxy S2557/100The Galaxy S25 is Samsung's compact 2025 flagship, running the Snapdragon 8 Elite with 12 GB of RAM in a 162-gram body.
  • OnePlus 1357/100The OnePlus 13 pairs a 6,000 mAh silicon-carbon battery with 80 W charging, the Snapdragon 8 Elite and IP69 protection at a price below most rivals.
  • Google Pixel 1056/100The Pixel 10 moves to Google's own TSMC-built Tensor G5 chip, adds a telephoto lens to the base model for the first time and supports magnetic Pixelsnap accessories.
  • Google Pixel 11 Pro56/100The Pixel 11 Pro moves to the Tensor G6 chip, a new 50 MP main sensor with 48 MP ultrawide and telephoto, a 3,600-nit display and 256 GB base storage at $1,099.
  • Google Pixel 11 Pro XL54/100The Pixel 11 Pro XL is the big 2026 Pixel with a 6.8-inch display, Tensor G6, a 5,115 mAh battery and 45 W charging, starting at $1,299.
  • Google Pixel 949/100The Pixel 9 is Google's 2024 base flagship with a flat new design, Tensor G4, 12 GB of RAM and Google's computational photography.
  • Samsung Galaxy Z Fold748/100The Galaxy Z Fold7 is Samsung's thinnest, lightest book-style foldable, with an 8-inch inner screen, 200 MP main camera and Snapdragon 8 Elite.
  • Google Pixel 9a47/100The Pixel 9a is Google's mid-range 2025 phone with the Tensor G4 chip, a 5,100 mAh battery and the same seven-year update promise as the flagships.
  • Samsung Galaxy Z Flip747/100The Galaxy Z Flip7 is Samsung's clamshell foldable with a 4.1-inch edge-to-edge cover screen, 4,300 mAh battery and the Exynos 2500 chip.
  • Apple iPhone 17 Pro46/100The iPhone 17 Pro switches to an aluminium unibody with a vapour chamber, a 48 MP telephoto and 12 GB of RAM for heavier on-device AI.
  • Apple iPhone 18 Pro46/100The iPhone 18 Pro introduces Apple's 2 nm A20 Pro chip, a variable-aperture 48 MP main camera, a smaller Dynamic Island and up to 2 TB of storage, starting at $1,199.
  • Apple iPhone 18 Pro Max46/100The iPhone 18 Pro Max is Apple's longest-lasting Pro iPhone, rated for 43 hours of video playback, with the A20 Pro chip and the variable-aperture camera system.
  • Apple iPhone 17 Pro Max44/100The iPhone 17 Pro Max is Apple's biggest-battery iPhone to date, combining the 6.9-inch screen with the A19 Pro and a full 48 MP triple camera.
  • Apple iPhone 1741/100The iPhone 17 finally brings a 120 Hz ProMotion display and 256 GB base storage to Apple's standard model, powered by the A19 chip.
  • Apple iPhone Air39/100The iPhone Air is Apple's 5.6 mm-thin titanium phone with a 6.5-inch ProMotion display, A19 Pro chip and a single 48 MP camera.
  • Apple iPhone 16 Pro36/100The iPhone 16 Pro adds a 120 Hz ProMotion display, titanium frame, 5x telephoto lens and the faster A18 Pro chip over the standard model.
  • Apple iPhone 16 Pro Max35/100The iPhone 16 Pro Max is the largest 2024 iPhone, pairing a 6.9-inch display with the biggest battery Apple had shipped at the time.
  • Apple iPhone 16e28/100The iPhone 16e is Apple's entry-level 2025 model, keeping the A18 chip and Apple Intelligence while dropping to a single camera and a 60 Hz screen.
  • Apple iPhone 1626/100The iPhone 16 is Apple's mainstream 2024 flagship with the A18 chip, a new Camera Control button and Apple Intelligence support.

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How we score phones

Every phone is scored on the same rows: display type, screen size, refresh rate, chipset, RAM, base storage, main camera, rear cameras, battery, wired charging, weight, water resistance, operating system, promised OS updates, launch price (USD). Measurable rows are normalised across the category and weighted (Performance 20%, Camera 20%, Display 15%, Battery 15%, Software 10%, Design 10%, Value 10%); rows without a sensible direction are explained, not scored. Full rules on our how we score page.