The importance of mobile phone components: processor ranks first, camera ranks last

Nowadays, smartphones have so many components that they are like small computers. So what components do you think are the most important when buying a mobile phone? Here I will give you a ranking to start a discussion. You can also actively discuss and speak freely.

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1. Processor

The processor is the brain of the phone. Without it, the phone cannot run. At the same time, the biggest factor that determines the price of a phone is also the processor. Now that Kirin is gone, Android phones are not considered flagships without Snapdragon 888, and the entire Apple 13 series uses A15.

2. Screen

The processor is invisible and intangible inside, but the most visible and tangible thing we have contact with the phone is actually the screen. The quality of a screen directly determines the user experience of the phone. The current mainstream standard for a good screen is 120Hz+2K+HDR10. For example, the iPhone 13 is a bit lacking without a high refresh rate.

3. Battery

With an excellent processor and screen, the next thing is the battery and battery life. The bottom line is to charge it once a day. Many Android phones now have a 5000mAh battery. If you don't use it heavily and watch videos and play games all the time, it is basically enough for a day. As for Apple, iPhone13pro and pro max are also good.

4. Camera

Nowadays, mobile phones are packed with cameras. I don’t really understand why. No matter how powerful a mobile phone is, it’s just so-so. If you post it on WeChat Moments, you can’t tell the difference after the software compresses it. And if you want to take serious photography, a mobile phone is not enough. Anyway, I don’t feel much difference in the photos I take with the latest flagship phone and the phones from a few years ago.

That’s my ranking, what do you think?