Top Smartphones by Screen Width

Determining the "top 10 most popular phones" is a dynamic process, as popularity shifts with new releases and market trends. However, we can compile a list based on recent models and their screen widths, combining information from various sources. It's important to note that screen width can be measured in millimeters or pixels, and the diagonal screen size in inches is also relevant. We'll provide all three measurements where available.

It's also important to distinguish between the physical width of the device and the width of the active display area. The measurements below primarily refer to the active display area. Additionally, foldable phones like the Samsung Galaxy Z Fold series have both an inner and outer display, each with different dimensions. We will list both where applicable.

Ranking by Screen Width (Largest to Smallest)

1. OnePlus Open
   • Outer Display: Approximately 1920 pixels wide, 7.8 inches diagonally.
   • Inner Display: Approximately 1536 pixels wide, 6.3 inches diagonally.
   • Note: This foldable phone has two distinct screen sizes.
2. iPhone 16 Pro Max
   • Screen Width: Approximately 1792 pixels wide.
   • Screen Size: 6.9 inches diagonally.
3. Samsung Galaxy S24 Ultra
   • Screen Width: Approximately 1732 pixels wide.
   • Screen Size: 6.8 inches diagonally.
   • Screen Width: Approximately 71.6 mm.
4. Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 4
   • Main Screen Width: Approximately 67.1 mm.
   • Main Screen Size: 7.6 inches diagonally.
   • Note: This foldable phone has a large main screen when unfolded.
5. Google Pixel 9 Pro XL
   • Screen Width: Approximately 1676 pixels wide.
   • Screen Size: 6.7 inches diagonally.
6. Samsung Galaxy Z Flip 6
   • Screen Width: Approximately 1676 pixels wide.
   • Screen Size: 6.7 inches diagonally.
7. CMF Phone 1
   • Screen Width: Approximately 1676 pixels wide.
   • Screen Size: 6.67 inches diagonally.
8. Google Pixel 7 Pro
   • Screen Width: Approximately 70.9 mm.
   • Screen Size: 6.7 inches diagonally.
9. OnePlus 11
   • Screen Width: Approximately 70.8 mm.
   • Screen Size: 6.7 inches diagonally.
10. Samsung Galaxy S23+
    • Screen Width: Approximately 69.5 mm.
    • Screen Size: 6.6 inches diagonally.
11. Samsung Galaxy A54
    • Screen Width: Approximately 68.9 mm.
    • Screen Size: 6.4 inches diagonally.
12. Google Pixel 7
    • Screen Width: Approximately 67.1 mm.
    • Screen Size: 6.3 inches diagonally.
13. iPhone 14 Pro
    • Screen Width: Approximately 71.5 mm.
    • Screen Size: 6.1 inches diagonally.
14. iPhone 14
    • Screen Width: Approximately 71.5 mm.
    • Screen Size: 6.1 inches diagonally.
15. iPhone 16
    • Note: Exact width is not specified, but it is mentioned as a standard-sized iPhone.
16. Samsung Galaxy S24
    • Note: Exact width is not specified, but it is mentioned as a compact Android phone.
17. Google Pixel 8a
    • Note: Exact width is not specified, but it is mentioned as a smaller Android phone.

Additional Considerations

• Pixel Dimensions vs. Physical Width: Pixel dimensions (e.g., 2796 x 1290) represent the resolution of the screen, while physical width (e.g., 71.6 mm) is the actual size of the display. Both are important for understanding the viewing experience.
• Foldable Phones: Foldable phones like the Samsung Galaxy Z Fold series have unique screen dimensions. The main screen is much larger when unfolded, while the outer screen is smaller.
• Screen Aspect Ratio: The aspect ratio (e.g., 19.5:9) affects the shape of the screen and how content is displayed.
• Bezels: The size of the bezels (the borders around the screen) can affect the overall device size but not the active display area.
• Data Variability: Exact screen widths can vary slightly depending on the source and model variations. The measurements provided are approximate.
• Popularity Changes: The popularity of phones changes frequently. This list is based on recent models and general trends, but the "top 10" can vary based on sales and market data.

How to Find More Specific Information

• Manufacturer's Website: The most reliable source for exact specifications is the manufacturer's official website.
• Tech Review Sites: Websites like GSMArena, CNET, and The Verge provide detailed specifications and reviews of smartphones.
• Market Research Reports: For the most current popularity rankings, consult recent market research reports from reputable sources.

This comprehensive list should provide a good overview of the screen widths of some of the most popular smartphones. Remember that the "top 10" is always changing, so it's good to check recent data for the most up-to-date information.