About MobileRank.top

Mission

MobileRank.top is an independent project dedicated to the objective comparison of smartphones, mobile processors (SoCs), and graphics accelerators (GPUs).

We gather specs and benchmarks from a wide range of open sources, aggregate them, and compute our own rating using a proprietary formula. Our goal is to help users choose a device based on numbers, not marketing.

Scoring Methodology

Smartphone Rating (0-100)

The MobileRank score for phones is a weighted sum of 5 categories. Price is NOT one of them — it lives in a separate value-for-money metric:

CategoryWeightWhat's Measured
Performance38%AnTuTu (official lists), Geekbench 6 single-core and multi-core
Camera25%A DXOMark measurement where available; otherwise the resolution of the main, ultrawide, telephoto and front modules
Battery and charging17%Capacity (mAh), wired and wireless charging power
Display15%Refresh rate, panel type, pixel density
Portability5%Weight and thickness (lighter and thinner is better)

Every metric is normalized to a 0-100 range relative to the current 2024-2026 market. The final score is a weighted sum of the categories. Full formulas, scale anchors, and limitations are on the methodology page.


SoC Rating (0-100)

CategoryWeightMetric
AnTuTu30%AnTuTu v11 scores from the official lists — one version across the whole ranking, scales are never mixed. A per-model result exists for 541 of the 2559 models that have a score, and it carries its source (antutu.com or nanoreview); the rest inherit their chip's v11 score
CPU Single-core25%Geekbench 6 single-core
CPU Multi-core25%Geekbench 6 multi-core
Power Efficiency20%Process node (nm) — smaller is better

GPU Rating (0-100)

CategoryWeightMetric
3DMark Wild Life Extreme55%Overall 3DMark WLE score
GFXBench Aztec Ruins High45%FPS in offscreen mode

Data Sources

We aggregate data from several independent sources, cross-checking figures along the way:

Device Specs

  • Official manufacturer websites — Samsung, Apple, Qualcomm, MediaTek, Google, Xiaomi, OnePlus, Vivo, OPPO, HONOR
  • GSMArena — detailed specifications
  • DeviceSpecifications — an alternative specs database
  • NanoReview — comparative specs and real battery-life tests
  • phonesdata — dimensions, NFC, IP rating, brightness

Benchmarks

Update Frequency

The database is updated as new devices launch and benchmarks are published. Discovery of new models and catalog enrichment run on a daily schedule, so a model usually appears within a few days of the official announcement.

Normalization ranges (min/max for each metric) are reviewed every quarter to reflect the current market.

Disclaimer

MobileRank.top is an independent information project. We are not affiliated with any device, processor, or benchmark manufacturer.

All trademarks (Samsung, Apple, Qualcomm, MediaTek, Google, Xiaomi, and others) belong to their respective owners. The use of names and specifications is for informational purposes only.

The MobileRank rating is a proprietary metric based on open data. We don't guarantee absolute accuracy and recommend using our rating as one of several tools when choosing a device.

MobileRank by the Numbers

  • Smartphones in the database 2810
  • Processors (SoC) 258
  • Graphics chips (GPU) 47
  • Brands 28
  • Data sources 10

Rating Scale

  • 85-100 Flagship · 1% of catalog
  • 70-84 Sub-flagship · 10%
  • 50-69 Solid mid-ranger · 35%
  • 30-49 Budget · 40%
  • 0-29 Ultra-budget · 14%

The labels describe the score level, not the price. An expensive phone rarely reaches the top band: of models launched at $900 or more, 10% make it into "Flagship", more than half land in "Sub-flagship", and another 30% in "Solid mid-ranger" (measured on the catalog on 29 Jul 2026, 101 models).