iPhone 17e
6.1″ · OLED · Apple A19 · 6 CPU cores · 4 GPU cores · 16-core Neural Engine
256 GB · Black · UK A3634 · nano-SIM + eSIM · MHRV4QN/A
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6.1″ · OLED · Apple A19 · 6 CPU cores · 4 GPU cores · 16-core Neural Engine
256 GB · Black · UK A3634 · nano-SIM + eSIM · MHRV4QN/A
Two great phones.
Different things to love.
Pro camera tools. A 6.3-inch display.

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47.5 points ahead across your selected camera, battery priorities.
Published-spec match · for your selected priorities. Scores compare published capabilities, not lab-tested quality. Camera image quality and independent performance tests are not rated. See scoring
The leading product stays the same when each available priority moves one step. This checks the published-spec model, not lab-tested quality.
Display scoring is unavailable for this pair. Known hardware specs still appear below; default scores use only shared, verified categories.
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Bar length shows the stated amount. Use your priorities to decide which amount suits you.
Pixels per inch describe display density. This is not an overall display-quality or colour-accuracy score.
Published device weight, without a case.
Schematic balance · not a physical simulation
Bigger is a preference, not a quality score.
Relative diagonals · illustrative shape, not actual size
Dedicated telephoto reach. No digital or crop zoom.
Lens illustration · not an image-quality test
Up-to claims. Different test methods; no endurance winner.
Shared 40-hour scale · not mixed-use battery life
Different strengths. Your call.
170 g vs 204 g, before a case.
Preference, not included in the match score.4× native telephoto; the other phone has no separate telephoto module. Reach is not an image-quality verdict.
Camera-model input; its weight follows your priorities.6.3″ vs 6.1″ diagonally. Larger is a preference, not an automatic win.
Preference, not included in the match score.Published facts, not hands-on recommendations. These preferences do not add extra points to the match score; no tested battery gains are inferred.
Explore the numbers behind the match.
iPhone 17e: Required display inputs are incomplete.
iPhone 17 Pro: Scores Apple-published 3,000-nit outdoor peak brightness, 460 ppi and adaptive refresh up to 120Hz. Peak brightness is not independently measured.
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A great phone. An even better deal. Find the point where the value flips.
A score-per-price simulation, not an objective buying verdict. Starts from reference MSRP; no live retailer offers.
Forget the brand for a moment. Which set of specs feels more like you?
Manufacturer specifications. Your choice doesn’t change the comparison above.
Your selected categories: Camera, Battery. Scores reflect published capabilities, not hands-on testing. Manufacturer battery claims can use different test conditions. Verified specifications remain visible even where a category cannot be scored.
How we calculate scores256 GB · checked 10 Sept 2026
(8.00 × 1 + 71.62 × 1) ÷ 2
Required display inputs are incomplete.
Not included in your current weighted score.
Missing: Comparable display specifications.
The existing camera-capability model uses lens reach, modules and published recording workflows. It does not measure photo quality.
Selected weight: 1.
medium confidence · 100% model coverage0.00 × 25% = 0.00Main-sensor crop mode, not a separate telephoto lens.
Apple20.00 × 15% = 3.00Main-sensor crop mode, not a separate telephoto lens.
Apple0.00 × 35% = 0.00The model counts RAW stills, professional codecs, log capture and external production tools. The checked capture formats list HEIF/JPEG and HEVC/H.264; none of these four workflows is listed.
AppleCategory score = 0.00 + 3.00 + 0.00 + 0.00 + 5.00 = 8.00
Uses the listed playback mode and short charging claim. Manufacturer protocols differ; this is not measured endurance.
Selected weight: 1.
low confidence · 100% model coverage74.29 × 65% = 48.29Apple UK up-to claim, without an external battery; not mixed-use battery life.
Apple66.67 × 35% = 23.33Apple claim using a separately sold 20W or higher USB-C adapter. 50 divided by 30 minutes; not a sustained charging rate.
AppleCategory score = 48.29 + 23.33 = 71.62
Comparable independent CPU, GPU and sustained-performance measurements are not available here.
Not included in your current weighted score.
Missing: Independent benchmarks.
The published update policy is listed separately; remaining support is not converted into a quality score.
Not included in your current weighted score.
Missing: Comparable remaining-support scoring methodology.
Nominal diagonal; actual viewable area is smaller.
AppleHDR peak claim; not an outdoor or full-screen measurement.
AppleApple UK up-to claim, without an external battery; not mixed-use battery life.
AppleApple claim using a separately sold 20W or higher USB-C adapter. 50 divided by 30 minutes; not a sustained charging rate.
Applenot published
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Apple laboratory condition: 6 m for 30 minutes. Resistance is not permanent.
AppleThe 2× mode crops the main sensor; there is no dedicated telephoto module.
AppleMain-sensor crop mode, not a separate telephoto lens.
AppleThe complete recording-mode list reaches 4K at 60 fps.
Apple256 GB · checked 4 Sept 2026
(93.00 × 0 + 82.00 × 1 + 92.57 × 1) ÷ 2
Scores Apple-published 3,000-nit outdoor peak brightness, 460 ppi and adaptive refresh up to 120Hz. Peak brightness is not independently measured.
Not included in your current weighted score.
medium confidence · 100% model coverage100.00 × 40% = 40.00Manufacturer-published peak figure; not an independent measurement.
AppleCategory score = 40.00 + 28.00 + 25.00 = 93.00
A published-capability score, not an image-quality verdict. It counts a native 4x telephoto, Apple's 8x optical-quality mode and four named pro workflows; Apple does not claim 8K recording.
Selected weight: 1.
medium confidence · 100% model coverage80.00 × 25% = 20.00The 4x/100mm telephoto is native. Apple describes 8x/200mm as optical-quality, not a separate native 8x lens.
Apple80.00 × 15% = 12.00The 4x/100mm telephoto is native. Apple describes 8x/200mm as optical-quality, not a separate native 8x lens.
Apple100.00 × 35% = 35.00Counts Apple Log 2, RAW, external recording and genlock. This measures published workflow support, not output quality.
AppleCategory score = 20.00 + 12.00 + 35.00 + 0.00 + 15.00 = 82.00
Combines Apple's up-to 31-hour local-video claim with its up-to-50%-in-20-minutes claim. Different manufacturer test methods make cross-brand confidence low.
Selected weight: 1.
low confidence · 100% model coverage88.57 × 65% = 57.57Apple's up-to figure uses repeated local video playback on pre-production hardware; it is not mixed-use or web-browsing endurance.
AppleApple100.00 × 35% = 35.00Derived from Apple's up-to-50% in 20 minutes claim with a 40W-or-higher adapter; it is not a sustained charging rate.
AppleCategory score = 57.57 + 35.00 = 92.57
Apple publishes chip configuration and relative marketing claims, but no comparable cross-platform benchmark under this methodology.
Not included in your current weighted score.
Missing: Comparable independently measured CPU benchmark, Comparable independently measured GPU benchmark, Comparable sustained-performance test.
Apple describes long software support and lists iOS 27 compatibility, but its UK material does not promise a fixed support duration for this model.
Not included in your current weighted score.
Missing: Published model-specific OS support duration in years.
UK model value; the US regional model has different weight and battery claims.
AppleNominal diagonal; Apple states 6.27 inches as a standard rectangle and that actual viewable area is smaller.
AppleApple-published outdoor peak, not an independent measurement; HDR peak is 1,600 nits and typical maximum is 1,000 nits.
AppleManufacturer up-to claim; streamed playback is separately claimed at up to 28 hours.
Apple tested pre-production units in July 2025 using repeated local HDR video under its published playback-test settings.
AppleAppleA normalized rate derived from a manufacturer up-to claim, not a sustained charging measurement. Apple requires a 40W-or-higher adapter.
50 percent divided by 20 minutes.
AppleApple lists MagSafe and Qi2 wireless charging up to 25W.
AppleDerived from Apple's exhaustive connector specification, which lists USB-C and no 3.5mm connector.
AppleApple lists fixed capacities and no removable storage interface.
AppleThe UK specification lists nano-SIM plus eSIM and dual-eSIM support.
AppleApple's controlled-lab claim is up to 6m for 30 minutes under IEC 60529; resistance is not permanent.
AppleApple's sensor-derived optical-quality mode is not a separate native 8x lens.
AppleApple's video specification lists up to 4K recording, not 8K.
AppleYour priorities. The real differences. All in one place.