Smartphones: price, performance and scores
Each dot is a model: the further left, the cheaper; the higher, the better its score. Hover a dot for details, or add it to the comparison.
All tracked models
How these scores are calculated
Each score runs from 0 to 100 and places a model against a frozen scale (scale 2026-09), not against the whole market: changing the scale is a dated decision, never a silent drift.
Performance: multi-core score from the public Geekbench 7 ranking, one scale for Android and iPhone. Otherwise the AnTuTu ranking score, otherwise the AnTuTu score published on the model’s GSMArena page. When no source publishes a measurement, Picksly estimates it (“Picksly estimate”): from phones with the same chip, or failing that from age, price, operating system and RAM. Checked against measured phones, the chip-based estimate lands within ±10 points in 8 cases out of 10; it is always shown as an estimate, and a real measurement replaces it as soon as one exists.
Battery: “Battery” score measured by DXOMARK when it exists, otherwise capacity in mAh as published by the maker (Wikipedia spec sheet) — the source is shown for each model, and a capacity is not a measured battery life. Camera: “Camera” score of the public DXOMARK ranking; its V5 and V6 protocols are not directly comparable, so each has its own scale. Memory: RAM of the configuration AnTuTu tested. A criterion without a dated source stays “not measured”, and an overall score only appears when more than half of the weighted criteria are measured.
Price: best verified price in the market, new or refurbished as you choose, dated. Picksly earns a commission through affiliate links, with no effect on the scores or on the ranking.