Apple iPhone 17e / Google Pixel 10

The model number can differ by sales region.

Measured as a rectangle the screen is 6.06 inches; the rounded corners make the viewable area smaller.

The 1,200-nit figure applies only to HDR content as a short peak.

The peak figure is a brightness reached briefly on a small part of the screen in strong sunlight.

Apple claims 3x better scratch resistance than the previous generation and improved anti-reflection.

The A19 in the iPhone 17 has a 5-core GPU; the 17e version has 4 GPU cores.

There is a single rear camera. The 2x option uses the centre of the 48 MP sensor rather than a separate telephoto lens; there is no ultrawide camera.

Apple does not list the battery capacity in mAh; the times are from Apple's tests and vary with use.

No adapter is included; the box contains a 1 m USB-C cable.

The charger is sold separately.

15 W MagSafe needs a 20 W or higher adapter. The iPhone 16e supported only 7.5 W Qi.

Pixelsnap uses built-in magnets so Qi2 chargers and accessories snap into alignment.

USB 2 speed makes wired transfers of large 4K videos to a computer slow.

Apple says the C1X is up to 2x faster than the C1 in the iPhone 16e.

Using two frequencies helps reduce position drift between tall buildings.

The SIM layout can vary by country.

The resistance is not permanent and can decrease with normal wear; liquid damage is not covered by the warranty.

Requires mobile data or Wi-Fi calling.

Smooth Display raises the rate to 120 Hz for scrolling and games to make motion smoother; the lowest rate is 60 Hz.

There is no card slot.

Values beyond 5x are software zoom; optical quality is highest at 5x.

Google's battery figure assumes typical use; screen brightness and network conditions change the result.

The US Google Store page lists the GLBW0 model; band support and a physical SIM slot can vary by market.

The US Google page gives rounded inch and ounce figures.