How Zog Ranks Phones

Zog does not invent phone ranks from shop stars or price. The public AnTuTu list is a speed filter: family-level benchmark scores joined to products that have listed offers in the market.

What the score is

• One active AnTuTu score per product family (colors and storage share the same number).
• Editorial team maintains scores from public benchmark sources with capture dates — not scraped into a checkout.
• The storefront ranking only shows families that can surface as public products with offers.

How the public list is built

1. Active family AnTuTu scores
2. Market ranking refresh for phones
3. Pages like Top AnTuTu show products that represent those families

The board can change when scores update or when offers appear/disappear.

What it does not measure

• Camera quality or battery life
• User reviews
• Shop price (compare that on each product page)
• Other benches unless we add them as separate metrics later

How to use it as a shopper

Treat AnTuTu as “fast enough under load,” then decide with camera, battery, ecosystem, and current shop prices on Zog.

Start: Top AnTuTu phones → open 2–3 products → compare retailers.

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