Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra

Used as the previous-generation benchmark that the S23 Ultra clearly improves on.

Used as the baseline; its zoom shots of distant objects were slightly sharper than the S23 Ultra's.

The everything button of 2022 phones, with insane zoom, a built-in stylus and long-lasting battery.

Mentioned only as a flagship that charges at up to 45W and has no charger in the box.

Used as a benchmark: CPU neck and neck with Tensor G2, with better zoom than the Pixel, but worse at unblurring photos.

Still the more fun phone with unbeatable zoom and an S Pen, but behind the iPhone on video quality, shutter lag and main camera accuracy.

Used as the benchmark comparison, where its score fell as the Red Magic's cooling kicked in.

Used as the camera benchmark, with 10x optical zoom and a 108 megapixel main camera.

Still the Android king, with a better screen, zoom, ultrawide, colour science, selfie camera and update support, plus an S Pen.

Has a brighter, sharper screen than the iPhone and a strong camera, but a weak vibration motor let it down for one of them.

One of his two Android all-rounder winners, with a superb screen, zoom camera and S Pen.

Its camera software, brighter screen and longer update support make it the more reliable flagship choice over the Sony.

Ten were included as giveaway prizes with the dbrand Atomic edition case.

Used as the battery benchmark, it lost to the 15,600mAh Ukitel.

Eight hours eight minutes is strong, but it failed to beat the S21 Ultra despite its new chip and display, which he finds odd.

Class-leading zoom and punchy photos, but weaker video and shutter lag mean he would not use it as a creator.

Looks like a fantastic, polished flagship with a big camera step up, but he says wait for full testing before pre-ordering and dislikes the sharp edges, cut RAM and missing charger.

Rumoured to be an exciting Note-style flagship with a strong design, screen and AMD graphics, though the unchanged camera hardware is disappointing on paper.