Which en fits your needs?
There is no absolute 'best' en: it depends on your household, budget and usage. Here are the 5 models from our comparison, sorted by what they do best.
Our 5 models, by profile
Google Pixel 9
Outstanding camera, 7 years of updates, built-in Google AI.
6.3" OLED · 50 MP · 7 yrs updates · ~$760
⚖️ Budget or premiumSamsung Galaxy A56
120 Hz AMOLED screen, 6 years of support, excellent value.
6.7" AMOLED · 120 Hz · ~$440
⚖️ Budget or premiumiPhone 16 Pro
Reference photo and video, A18 Pro chip, 120 Hz display.
A18 Pro · 48 MP · ~$1,300
⚖️ Budget or premiumXiaomi Redmi Note 14 Pro+
5,110 mAh, 120 W charging: two days of battery.
5,110 mAh · 120 W · ~$490
⚖️ Budget or premiumSamsung Galaxy S25 Ultra
S Pen stylus, giant screen, the most complete on the market.
6.9" · S Pen · ~$1,520
⚖️ Budget or premiumHow to choose in 3 questions
1. How many people?
Advertised capacity is misleading: check what real users report in reviews first.
2. What is your budget cap?
Set a limit BEFORE browsing models: ranges climb fast, and premium is wasted if you never exploit it.
3. Which features will you actually use?
'9-in-1' features are often unused. The right model is the one you use daily, not the one with the longest spec sheet.