Compare phones side by side.

There is no universal winner — it depends on your priorities. iPhones offer a simpler, longer-supported ecosystem; Android flagships win on charging speed, zoom reach and price flexibility. Use our comparisons to see category-by-category winners, then decide which categories you care about most.

Focus on five categories: performance (chipset and RAM), display (sharpness, refresh rate, brightness), camera (main, selfie, zoom and video), battery (capacity and charging speed) and price. PhoneCompare scores every phone 0–100 in each category and picks an overall winner.

Every spec is scored 0–100 against calibrated reference ranges — not just against the opponent, so a great phone stays a great phone in any matchup. Categories are then weighted: Performance 30%, Display 20%, Camera 20%, Battery 20%, Price 10%. Finally, category scores are curved so the best phone in our database lands near 95/100 — like school grades. The phone that wins the most categories — or scores clearly higher overall — takes the verdict.

Yes. Pick up to four phones in the comparison builder and see them side by side — every spec row highlights the best value, and the verdict covers the whole group.

Device pages show a 'last updated' date. We re-verify specs against manufacturer pages after major announcements and at least monthly.