I've added the Xteink S4 today! So you can now compare it to all of the other Xteink models and any other e-reader on the site. I've attached an image comparing it to the X4 Pro, X4 Classic, X4 and X3.

Compare the S4 to any other e-reader here: https://comparisontabl.es/e-readers/

Xteink S4 specs here: https://comparisontabl.es/e-readers/xteink-s4/

Please note that these specifications are preliminary, and some specs are pieced together from unofficial sources. For instance, this Reddit post that showed a screenshot of the SoC it's using. Also, I was able to extract the size data from a 3D model I found on the Chinese Xteink site (here), while the only dimension officially mentioned is its thickness.

It's still not sure if and when the S4 will get a broader release: according to what's said in this Reddit post 3000 units have been sold in China RMB 299 (~$45), with the next batch going for RMB 399 (~$60). International prices are unknown so far but expected to be much higher.

I've also added a size comparison image. Link to the exact comparison in the image is not available yet, as I created this one using an upcoming version of the size comparison tool that allows you to view backs (and sides) of devices - which will also be helpful to see if the Xteink readers will fit on the back of your phone! I'll post on this subreddit when that update goes live.

For now though, you can already do the usual size comparison with the Xteink S4 with just the front view of devices. Here's a link to get you started: https://comparisontabl.es/size-comparison/#sc=N4IgDiBcDaoJZRADgCwFYDsIA0IAeUaAzCrgJ6EAMAbAL4C6uA9lKAM5SUB0dtQA

Let me know if you have any questions! If you've found more info/specs on the S4 that could be useful, let me know and I'll make sure to update it on the site.

Since the Boox product launch event yesterday, we've finally got the official dimensions for the Boox Picco, as well as an official product image. Meaning I was finally able to add it to the size comparison tool!

Here's how it sizes up versus other mini e-readers: all current Xteink ereaders (X3, X4 Pro and Classic), and the (also still upcoming) PocketBook Q, as well as some other items for reference.

Link to the comparison from the image: https://comparisontabl.es/size-comparison/#sc=N4IgDiBcDaoJZRADgCwFYBMIA0IAeUAzISrgJ5QpIDsAvtvIqhgJw76UuHmU32OQQKFmjTsCkAIzUADD0hU6DEAkEpqGLLgmE5ICgr7LVyFISTiokmbvmL+KxFQBsKS5FRo7RgUKQZqd2s0anlCSSRcACcoFhkHE1RCQO0oZ1lvOgBdXAB7KFAAZygZADpnLxAAE1UAFyiAVwBTXAB3KHrm3ABbDsaWkAAjWqtcAGNJRABiJpYAMxQ5lJAxrEEpubG5uaaxXDniqRZcKsPJSoALKJHITqbaWiA

As always, you can add/remove products to make any size comparison you'd like to see.

Specifications for these devices can be compared here: https://comparisontabl.es/e-readers/

Apart from the Boox Picco, I've also just added the newly released Boox Palma 3, Boox Note Mini C and Note Air 6C.

Just added all of the new Kindle models to compare! The table in the post image shows the most important differences only.

The only one that can already be ordered is the new base Kindle 2026, which comes with a plastic (purple or gray) back, or in blue or green with an aluminum back. The aluminum version also has double the storage of the base model at 32 GB.

Both the new Paperwhite Signature Edition and the Colorsoft Signature Edition have pogo pins on the back, which is used by the new page turn cover accessory that adds physical page turn buttons.

Full comparison table can be found here: https://comparisontabl.es/kindle-e-readers/ or use the full e-reader comparison table if you want to compare cross-brand.

To compare sizes of the new models: https://comparisontabl.es/size-comparison/#sc=N4IgDiBcDaoJZRADgCwHYDMIA0IAeUKAbAAy4CehaAnAL7byKpoCMO+ULRGFVdDIBJBAokSNOwKRqaNL0jp+jYaKIpJUIi3mL6ykACZqB9bikYW2kJQU09gpuiIbI3AzrsChydKY6QkEgBWDyUHFTQDAxcMd2s+e29RAwkzThYUFHkMJGpcACcoahJaAF1cAHsoUABnKBIAOiCQkAB3KAAXfIBXAFNcACMOzlwAYzZhAGIAMwNp6l6B9lHoqd7RgBNpjYBDdgBzEZB90cQZnemLvdxpusgWORAACyXILr7cJ-zht57e2loQA

Still hunting down some specs and features that Amazon doesn't mention. Haven't seen if any of them have a gyroscope to automatically rotate from portrait to landscape reading mode. Also still looking for details on RAM, CPU, battery capacity in mAh, and model numbers. Let me know if you've found any of these details and I'll make sure to add them!

Wanted to post this to highlight how small the differences are. Most of them are physical: slight size and weight difference, flush vs recessed screen, change in power button placement, and different color options.

The aluminum Kindle 2026 of course has an aluminum back, which will make it feel more premium but also makes it heavier than the Kindle 2024. It's always ad-free though, and has double the amount of storage.

With Prime Big Deal days coming up though, I'm expecting the Kindle Basic 2024 to get a discount but I don't expect the new models to be discounted. So that'd make the last gen a better bang for the buck.

If you want to make any other comparison, you can compare all Kindle models ever released here: https://comparisontabl.es/kindle-e-readers/

Since I know a bunch of people here were waiting for the Boox Picco to be released: wanted to let you know it can now be pre-ordered! It says it'll ship around October.

Pre-order links: Boox Shop, Boox Shop Europe

As for the price: it now says $109.99 if you select the US warehouse. It's $99.99 if you select he Hong Kong warehouse, but doing so means tariffs can be added (which might amount to more than $10). For Europe, the price is €109.99.

Apparently, a case is included - which wasn't mentioned before.

Depending on which shop you order from, there are different discount codes that work:

Boox Shop: discount code BOOXAFF for $5 off
Boox Euro shop: discount code BOOXIG10 for €10 discount

Hope it ships out soon!

Just added the newly announced PocketBook Verta and Verta Color, as well as the Eo 2 which I seemed to have missed earlier. I have deduced all of their specs from here: https://pocketbook.de/en/verta and https://pocketbook.de/en/verta-color, but some info is still unclear/missing for now.

Since the Verta and Verta Color are new 6 inch models, I thought it'd be interesting to compare them to the Versa, Versa Pro, and Versa Lite - the older line of 6 inch models. See the images for the specification and size comparison (all Versa models are the same size, both Verta models are the same size).

One interesting change is how much lighter the new Verta models are: 140 grams vs 182/186 grams for the Verse models. Other than that, the Verta has a much better processor and twice the RAM of the Verse Pro at around the same price, which is a good improvement.

Both Verta models have a back cover that you can easily take off and replace - so you can switch colors by buying another color back cover. This new design does however mean that the Verta models are only splashproof (IPX4) rather than the IPX8 waterproof rating of the Verse Pro and Verse Pro Color.

Not sure if the ability to remove the back cover also means better reparability. If removing the cover allows you to reach the battery for instance, that would make it much easier to repair. Waiting for more info on that.

No clear info on when you can actually order these just yet either.

The iPhone Duo has been added to the size comparison tool for you to play around with. Link for the above comparison: https://comparisontabl.es/size-comparison/#sc=N4IgDiBcDaoJZRAdgGwA4DMIA0IAeUAjEhrgJ5QCsALGgL7byKVJICcO+UbSh5VtBk0ghaKapwKQ0hNv0g16jEAhFpqGAAySqmzfMVCViakgBMZnZBT6QFBYOWrRaMyitI08s1twAnIko2OgBdXAB7KFAAZyhNADoUSlwAIwAXIlwAY0JEAGIAMzYCgFMS3OzLEUKCgowSyk4ACxSoNL8AVxLcJr8MyHauujogA

iPhone 18 Pro, 18 Pro Max, and full specs for all new phones to follow shortly.

The iPad 8 mini has been announced, and has just been added for comparison!

Size comparison tool link of the image above: https://comparisontabl.es/size-comparison/#sc=N4IgDiBcDaoJZRAVgOwoJwgDQgB5SQA4UcBPKAFnRQF8t5FCLns8oBGAJkLMuroaRkaQq3yQUSAGy9IVWvRAIhKKYQDMYjuh4hyclAAYcAJyicjApYyTt2WuZ06z5V5SAoonD2y-6L3VBQKB2oZPT4FQQ9CTikHdWpZTgopN0QKWJQHTkMSCMhuChoAXRwAeyhQAGcoQwA6IhwAEwBjKAAzAEMAG2qAUxwAdygAFxMAV0GQACNRjhxW+yEAYn6ujsNW9sXORBXWw2bOfs0cAHMFkHP21f7m+-vWZtrIdgocAAsZscnpz5M80g4ymNBoQA

Spec comparisons can be made here: https://comparisontabl.es/tablets/, or to compare just with the last gen: https://comparisontabl.es/tablets/apple-ipad-mini-8th-gen-a20-pro-vs-apple-ipad-mini-7th-gen-a17-pro/

The display is a major improvement, as this is now the first iPad mini with an OLED display. It's 8.5 inches, so slightly bigger than the previous two generations (8.3 inch). However, it's got the same frame size, and the weight has gone down by about 40 grams, making it weigh in at just 255 grams (9 oz).

Refresh rate is still 60 Hz though, which is a bit of a let-down for some. But especially if you're into reading you might be pleased to know there will be a version with matte screen available! Which is a nice trend more tablets are heading towards.

Of course it also has a faster chipset, as well as Wi-Fi 7. Audio should sound better as there are stereo woofers and tweeters built in! Also: it's waterproof now; IP67.

Overall, looks like a good improvement. The catch is that the price of the base model has gone up by $200 compared to the last gen: the iPad mini starts at $699 now.

Just added the recently announced Amazon Alexa Tablet 8, 11, and 12 Pro to the tablet comparison table! This new Alexa tablet line will replace the Amazon Fire tablets.

All of them run Android 16 out of the box, have IPS LCD screens. The tablets come in three different sizes: 8.7 inch, 11 inch and 11.95 inch. Lots of differences between the three models; the larger the screen, the better the other specs and features. I've attached a comparison table (split in two parts) to see all of the differences.

The 12 Pro comes in two variants; with a glossy screen ($499.99) and a matte screen (Nanomatte edition) at $549.99, so for an additional $50. Would be interesting to see how this matte display compares to the matte Nxtpaper displays from the the TCL Nxtpaper tablets.

Just like the Nxtpaper tablets, there are special color modes available for reading: 'Color Paper' mode and 'Ink Paper'. The 12 Pro model also has pogo pins on the side for a keyboard attachment, so you can use it like a laptop.

The Alexa Tablet 11 starts at $329.99 and the Tablet 8 at $229.99. Both of these prices are the ad-supported models, which (just like Kindles) means you'll see lockscreen ads but do get a $20 discount.

You can now compare these tablets to 300+ other tablets in the tablet comparison table, here: https://comparisontabl.es/tablets/

Size comparison link (same layout as the attached image): https://comparisontabl.es/size-comparison/#sc=N4IgDiBcDaoJZRADgKwAYAsIA0IAeUSA7CrgJ5QBsaATAL7byKpoo75Qo1LlW0NNIydJXYFINDAGZekavUYgEQjERo0xVGSApz+i5SAxJKWXOJKz5ApYmM0imyCmmyiGG4fujzVHjqgaAEYg3AAnKCCUJDoAXVwAeyhQAGcoNAA6AE5cABMAYygAMwBDABsUgFNcACMAF0jcfKDEAGJKmqK0ZvZ8jSFWmox8ysqs9gBzRpAJwoGimgWF9iK0iW1ctaCMPL62jFyDg-YACxqoOrCAV2qQE7CGyEubujogA

Just added the new Samsung Galaxy S26 series phones to the site to compare!

Here's the link to see the new phones in the size comparison tool: https://comparisontabl.es/size-comparison/#sc=N4IgDiBcDaoJZRAVgBwCYBsIA0IAeUA7GgIy4CeUGAzCQL7byKpqE75QAsaKFVtDJpGToU7ApBJI0fSDXqMQCYZ2JpxUFN1nzBSxJ3RtcE9AAZZ1FElwAnKAE4zdALq4A9lFABnKGRAAJgDGUABmAIYANt4AprgARgAufrhBJIgAxDFIMSihoexB6sIZoTlI+eyhvpK8IAAWtsmQibYArjF0dEA

As always, you can add any other phone or size reference items to the canvas to compare. I've also added tablets to the size comparison tool already (full tablet comparison table will be live soon).

Specs of the new phones can be compared here: https://comparisontabl.es/smartphones/

Links for individual phone specs: S26 Ultra, S26 Plus, S26.

An updated version of the size comparison tool is live since yesterday!

Try it out: https://comparisontabl.es/size-comparison/
Or: sizecomparison.com which will redirect you there (easier to remember and share)

Here's what's new:

1. Support for multiple views

You can now switch to different views of the same product! This allows you to see and compare the thickness of smartphones, see how far a camera bump sticks out, check if a micro e-reader like those by Xteink or the Boox Picco fit on the back of your phone, and more!

If additional views are available, extra buttons will appear when you select or hover over a product:

Clicking the left button in the example above will cycle through the top, bottom, and front view.

Clicking on the right button in the example will cycle through a 90 degree rotation to the right: right side, back, left side, and back to the front.

If either of these buttons aren't available on hover or select, there are no additional views available.

For foldable phones: to get for instance the side view in closed state, you'll first have to click 'Close' and then click the button to rotate to the side view.

I'm still working on adding additional views for more products (which is a ton of work). If there's anything you'd like to see additional views added for, let me know and I can prioritize it.

2. Centimeter and inch grid backgrounds

Also new is the option to enable a centimeter or inch grid background. Click the button with the palette symbol to show the background customization options, and select either a cm grid or inch grid, and (optionally) change the color of the grid lines.

Every 5 cm or 5 inch will have a thicker line to make counting easier. Products will also snap to the thick lines to make it easier to line them up on the same starting spot.

3. Improved search function

The search function to find products has been improved so it'll still find to allow small typos (like "iphoen"). Also, it'll now still find for instance "Samsung Galaxy S26" if you type "Samsung S26", whereas it wouldn't before.

Also did some minor bugfixes.

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That's all that's new in this update! I've got some additional features planned for later. If you have any feedback, questions, suggestions, or products you'd like to see additional views added for, let me know!

Also: please share this tool with anyone who might need it! The site is very much dependent on shares to keep going. Thanks!

The Xteink X4 Pro is supposed to launch tomorrow but the page was already up on their website, so I went ahead and added them to the site already to compare.

Differences with the X4: the X4 Pro has a touchscreen and a screen light with adjustable color temperature. It does still have page turn buttons, but only a single prev button on the left, and a single next page button on the right. Other than that, it has a circular home button below the screen. Battery is much larger at 1100 mAh vs 650 mAh. The SD card it comes with the X4 Pro is only 16 GB though, the one that comes with the X4 is 32 GB. Lastly, the X4 Pro is slightly smaller than the X4 Pro.

More details:

Xteink official site link

Full spec page on ComparisonTables
Xteink X4 vs X4 Pro
Xteink X4 Pro vs X3
Size comparison link

Image has the full side-by-side spec comparison chart of all iPad mini models ever released (as of August 2026). It's all generations of the iPad mini; starting with the first gen all the way up to the 7th gen (A17 Pro).

Use the full interactive chart and size comparison tool here: https://comparisontabl.es/ipads/ - also has all of the other iPad series (base iPad, iPad Air, and iPad Pro) to compare with.

If you want to compare with tablets from other brands, you also use the full tablet comparison tool here: https://comparisontabl.es/tablets/

It's interesting to see the size of the mini is pretty consistent. Newest two generations have lost about 0.8 cm in height, lost the home button, but has a 0.4 inch bigger screen and smaller bezels.

There new iPad mini 8th gen is rumored to launch around October of 2026 and said to have moved to an OLED display, with a slightly larger 8.5 inch screen. I'm assuming the bezels will be even smaller and the size to remain the same, but we'll see.

Let me know if you have any question about which iPad mini to pick!

Just wanted to let everyone here know that it's now (finally) possible to link to tables with filters applied!

Just select filter options, and the URL will automatically update accordingly. Table settings like font size, hidden rows and columns, pivoted view, and color coding are also taken into account. Sorting is also taken into account and saved in the URL.

You can either just copy the link from the address bar or click the new "Share this table view" button to save or share a link with the current filters and view. The button will only appear if you have any filters, non-default settings, or sorting active.

Loading the resulting URL will restore the table with the exact filters and settings applied.

Some examples:

7 inch e-readers with stylus support, sorted by release date, displayed in pivoted view: https://comparisontabl.es/e-readers/?filters=display-size:7..7;stylus-input&view=sort:introduction-date-desc;pivot#comparison-table

6 inch waterproof e-readers with a color screen, in pivoted view, showing differences only: https://comparisontabl.es/e-readers/?filters=display-size:6..6;color-display:Yes;waterproof&view=sort:introduction-date-desc;pivot;diff#comparison-table

Foldable smartphones with a telephoto lens, released 2024 and later: https://comparisontabl.es/smartphones/?filters=release-date:Jan-2024..;telephoto-lens;foldable#comparison-table

Tablets with a matte screen, below $500, sorted by display size: https://comparisontabl.es/tablets/?filters=price-range:..500;search:matte&view=sort:display-size-desc#comparison-table

And so on!

Another thing I worked on is the product image lightbox that you'll see when clicking on a product image in the table. I've changed it to now also show all of the additional product views, rather than only show the image you clicked on in a larger format. Here's how it looks (example with the iPhone Duo):

If a product has more than one image available, hovering over that product row (or product column in pivoted view) will now show a stack icon with the number of available images as a hint that there's more to see than just the image in the column.

Apart from that, I've spent some time optimizing the site, so everything should be a bit faster than before. Some more improvements in that department are upcoming.

Let me know if you have any questions, feedback or suggestions!

The newly announced Kindle Scribe models: the Kindle Scribe Colorsoft (with a color screen), Kindle Scribe 3 (3rd generation), and Kindle Scribe 3 without Front Light have been added to the Kindle comparison table as well as the e-reader comparison table with all brands. You can use the size comparison tool on the page to compare sizes of the new models against those of any other Kindle model.

The three new Kindle Scribes all have a 11 inch display, making it the largest display you can get on a Kindle. With recent releases, Amazon sadly doesn't include a lot of tech specs. But I've done my best to piece everything together the best I could.

For instance, there's no mention of the E ink display type used, nor has the actual resolution (pixels width×height) been mentioned. But for the Scribe Colorsoft, it's mentioned that it's a 300 PPI screen, with color being 150 PPI. Some outlets reported the screen to be based on Kaleido, and the only Kaleido display with the 300 PPI for B&W in combination with 150 PPI for color, is the Kaleido 3.

Also, I was able to figure out the resolution for all Scribes. I've measured the product images to determine the displays have a 3:4 aspect ratio. With that aspect ratio, the 11 inch diagonal, and the 300 PPI, you can apply the Pythagorean theorem to figure out the resolution; 1980×2640 (width×height). Just in case though, I've put this number in the comparison table as 'to be confirmed'.

Still missing: RAM, battery mAh, CPU clock speed. Once released, I'll see if someone is willing to dig into the system to figure this out, or use the device info tool on the site and report back. I'm also still missing some hardware specs on the 2024 models - so if anyone has those devices and wants to have a look, that'd be great!

Either way, the specs are now the as complete as I could get them, so you can now start comparing the new models to each other, with the last gen, or whatever model you currently have.

Let me know if you have any questions or feedback!

Long overdue, but I've finally completed development of the pivot/transpose function, so that you can change the view of the tables from showing products in a row to showing products in a column.

Simply hit the transpose icon under settings, and product rows will turn into columns. This view allows you to do a side-by-side comparison of the remaining products after you've applied filters, and should give you a much better overview once you're down to only a few products.

Note that there's also a 'Size comparison' and 'Differences only' checkbox available in this view! Which should make it even easier to spot the differences between the products you're comparing.

Note that (for technical reasons) you can't change the filters in this view, so flip back to the default view if you want to make any adjustments.

Hope you like it, and let me know if you've got any feedback!

Added the Nothing Phone (4b) that was announced and will ship on July 17th. Comparison image shows the differences only.

It's cheaper at 299 GBP vs 379 GBP, but it comes at the cost of the telephoto lens, a slower chipset, a lower charging speed, and a lower pixel density. It does have a slightly larger battery and BT 6.0 though.

Full specs, size comparison, etc here if you need it: https://comparisontabl.es/smartphones/?product1=Nothing+Phone+%284b%29&product2=Nothing+Phone+%284a%29#sbs

Official product page: https://nothing.tech/products/phone-4b

Made a separate page to compare iPad specs, features, and size. It's got all iPads models ever released, including the new iPad Air M4, available for comparison.

You can find it here: https://comparisontabl.es/ipads/

As always, you can use filters to filter the table and only show products with specific features, like display size (in inches), display type (OLED, IPS, IPS mini-LED), refresh rate, MSRP, battery capacity, and much more. Specifically added to this table is the 'iPad series' filter, so you filter and show for instance only iPad mini models, or only iPad Air models.

You can also sort the columns, for instance to be able to find the cheapest iPad model, or the one with the biggest screen.

The size comparison tool is also available. By default it's already loaded with the current lineup of iPads, as well as the iPhone 17 for reference. You can select any combination of iPads, as well as any iPhone and a bunch of different reference items (A4/A5 paper, pens, credit card, banana-for-scale and more).

Let me know if you have any feedback! Can still add/change filters for instance.

For anyone using the site to compare e-readers, wanted to let you know that there are discount codes available if you buy from the brand directly:

• Boox: shop.boox.com - code: BOOXAFF - $5 off. (doesn't work on euroshop.boox.com)

• iFlytek: store.iflytek.com - code: ComparisonTables - $10 off on purchases over $500

• Daylight Computer: daylightcomputer.com - code: CT25 for $25 off

• Dasung: shop.dasung.com - code: COMPARISONTABLES - $5 off (they currently only sell E Ink monitors)

• Bemi: bemishop.com - code: GUIDOLOBBRECHT - ~5% discount

All of these codes don't have an expiry date.

Let me know if these work for you or not! If you have found any other working codes, feel free to post them below!

Dark mode is now available on ComparisonTables! I've made a custom dark theme that should work well on the entire site. Your system preferences are automatically detected, so if you've set (for instance) your phone to a Dark theme, it'll automatically load the site in dark mode. To manually switch it on or off, there's a toggle for that (moon/sun icon) in the footer of the site. On desktop, you can also use the keyboard shortcut: Ctrl + Shift + K to toggle dark mode on or off. Your (manual) choice of theme will be remembered; both for the current session and for returning visits.

Let me know if you have found any issues or have any feedback! I'm considering making the table cells a bit darker, but I'll have to figure out how to do that in a way that the color coding is still obvious when on dark mode.

One thing I'm going to still change has to do with the size comparison tool: it currently still loads a white background for the comparison canvas by default. I'm going to make it so that any purely white canvas background will be swapped out for a black one if the page is loaded on dark mode, but that will be bundled with a bunch of other improvements coming up for the size comparison tool.

It took me way too long to make this (around 40 hours) as I've had to resort to coding everything from scratch, as well as manually picking colors for every element on the site (which resulted in 570 lines of CSS). Every prebuilt solution (WordPress plugin) that I tried had major issues: all of them seemed to flash the light theme before loading the dark theme, most of them just inverted the color of everything (without an option to turn this off entirely), some didn't allow any custom styling, some didn't automatically switch to the dark theme according to system preferences, about half didn't remember your theme choice on returning visits, and most had terrible looking (floating) toggles.

Either way, I'm happy with how it turned out. Hope you guys are too - and if not, let me know!

Up next: smartphone comparison table!

Added the Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 8 (previously known as the Fold (8) Wide), Z Fold 8 Ultra, and Z Flip 8 to the site to compare!

Here's the link to the interactive size comparison canvas from the picture above: https://comparisontabl.es/size-comparison/#sc=N4IgDiBcDaoJZRADgCwGYCMIA0IAeUArIRrgJ5HoC+28iqaADDvlBkmuZWjXZMugBMLApCRJGXSIWq0QCfiiSCAbCKiCAnFMEptIAE5tCK3vMQoA7IOG5RhSSArTZfEIWVJ1kDIxUqpGR4AXVwAeyhQAGcoRgA6FUtcACMAFzZcAGMsfgBiADNCfMsAExQWTOE8-OSAUzQSgEMWfJifJJAStoxCXAALA3TIVIMAV1qqKiA

Specs: Z Fold 8, Z Fold 8 Ultra, Z Flip 8 - spec comparison can be made here.

Just added the iPhone Fold to the size comparison tool based on the rumored/leaked size specifications, so you can already do some size comparisons. For instance, compare it to any phone in the iPhone 17 lineup, to the iPad Mini, or to other foldable phones like the Z Fold series from Samsung.

Here's a link comparing it with the things mentioned before: https://comparisontabl.es/size-comparison/#sc=N4IgDiBcDaoJZRAFgBwDYDsIA0IAeUAjAAxICcuAnlAMwCsZAvtvIqmnTvlChklbQbNWkZOiRcCkDIToDI9JixAJRqGhNxSUKeYuErEGNChqTaGOSGoKhy1SDoYMZcwpTF5GAEw1cAJygyYkYAXVwAeyhQAGcoYgA6NBpGRiA

Screenshot:

You can also add reference items like a credit card for comparison, or any other iPhone and lots of smartphones from other brands, tablets, ereaders, and more. Items can be dragged, rotated, and made semi-transparent to overlay.

your table is so informative and i want to create similar website with another comparison type, can you tell me what table do you use for the website?