How to compare two phones
Pick your phone on the left and the phone you are thinking about on the right. The page draws both to scale, marks the better value in each row and counts who is ahead. Open it on your own phone and the left side is filled in for you.
What we compare
- Size and weight: height, width, thickness and weight in millimetres and grams, drawn to scale so you can see the difference, not just read it.
- Indian 5G: whether each phone has band n78, the band Jio, Airtel and Vi use. A phone sold abroad can have 5G and still miss it.
- Launch date and price in India: the price the phone sold for on launch day, not today's discount.
- Performance: each processor's AnTuTu 10 score, so two chips can be compared by number instead of by name.
- Battery, charging, display and peak brightness, cameras, RAM and storage, water resistance, NFC, eSIM, headphone jack and years of Android updates.
Frequently asked questions
Which phone is better?
The page counts the rows each phone wins and shows the score at the top. A higher AnTuTu score, a bigger battery, faster charging, a brighter screen, a newer launch, a lighter body and more years of updates each count as a win, and the summary under the score says where each phone is ahead.
Will the same case fit both phones?
Only when the two phones share a cover in our catalogue. Phones within a millimetre of each other usually share one; the page says so under the drawing.
Where does the data come from?
From the makers' Indian spec pages and launch announcements, checked against two sources. Prices are the regular launch prices in India, without bank offers.
Can I compare an iPhone?
Yes, type its name. iPhones are not detected automatically because Apple does not let websites read the model.
