Huawei Mate 20 X 128 GB 7.2-Inch 2K FullView Android 9.0 SIM-Free Smartphone with New Leica Triple AI Camera and Ultra Wide Angle Lens, Single SIM, UK Version - Blue

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The Samsung Galaxy S21 Plus isn’t Samsung’s biggest phone or its best one, but it’s close on both fronts. HMD Global (the maker of current Nokia phones) does try to make the best of the situation. It uses a Pixelworks processor to convert all videos into HDR for its PureDisplay mode. And, Nokia says the device’s display offers a billion shades of color - much higher than the typical 16.7 million. This post contains the comparison of Nokia’s best phones judging by screen size, dimension, screen technology, chipset, and battery. Therefore, based on this post, you can make the best choice of a Nokia smartphone. We still love to have our old Nokia around, although now taken over by HMD Global. Hence, I have decided to make this Nokia phone size comparison chart to help you make up your mind on the best Nokia phone model to buy. Nokia Size Comparison Chart Model

We also see a tradeoff of AMOLED and other more recent screen technology for a cheaper IPS LCD capacitive touchscreen to make its devices more affordable. This is not the case for Nokia 9 PureView as it comes with the more advanced P-OLED screen type. Nokia 9 PureView is one of Nokia’s flagship devices, released in February 2019. This device is fitted with five 12MP rear cameras, a rare and much-loved feature for picture lovers. The device also features an Octa-core CPU of 4×2.8 GHz Kryo 385 Gold & 4×1.7 GHz Kryo 385 Silver and an Adreno 630 GPU for seamless gaming or multitasking experience. There’s a small teardrop notch housing the front-facing camera at the top of the display, while a round camera bump houses the three rear-facing cameras and flash. The fingerprint sensor sits just below the rear camera ring.While we’ve listed the best Android phones we’ve tested above, there are a few more options out there that might better suit your needs. Some are Europe-only, and others are just a bit too niche to earn a top spot on the list. Here are our honorable mentions:

This trend is observed in the previous two years, and we are hopeful that in the next coming year, Nokia will release more flagship high-end phones to capture more market share. ASUS Zenfone 10: If you want a small Android flagship, the Zenfone 10 is the best by far. It’s ready for one-handed use and doesn’t make any compromises in terms of battery life or performance. We played the new Call of Duty Mobile game on it, and it run perfectly smooth at low graphics settings. Smooth enough for us to top the leaderboard and mow down enemies so easily that we ran out of bullets and had to switch to the knife until the end of the match. Given its large screen, the Mate 20 X cries out for a stylus, and that’s exactly what Huawei has given it with the Huawei M-Pen. Functionality includes 4096 levels of pressure and a pop-up menu as soon as you touch the phone’s screen with the M-Pen. This stylus isn’t part of the phone as such, though; it’s sold separately and doesn’t fit neatly into the chassis like what happens with the Note 9 and its S Pen. This Nokia phone size comparison post features the Nokia 8.3 5G as one of Nokia’s biggest screen sized devices. There are Nokia phone brands with smaller screen sizes, of which popular examples are the Nokia C1 and 6.1 with 5.45 and 5.5 inches screen sizes, respectively.

The Nokia 7.2 offers a lot for the price, though there are multiple configurations available and at the time of writing they're not all available everywhere. Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 5: If you have money to burn, the Galaxy Z Fold 5 is the most premium device you can buy. It folds out into a tablet and supports an S Pen, making it a unique experience in the Android phone world.